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Thanks for the tip, will check this and also compare to the settings in CbB.

I have to check the BUS-config then in CbB and compare. Same with the AUX-track. It may have been set to input echo in CbB, but when the same project is opened in Sonar it isn't and the AIUX track is silent. I will check and get back. Thanks for the answer.

A real longshot here... but could the actual wave-files been moved or deleted? Is the project file moved som the vave files can't be found? As the waveforms show but no meter movement. Could there be a plugin in demo mode that is no longer active and therefore makes the playback silent? Could the input gain on the channel mistakenly been pulled down? I know that the last two suggestions aren't likely as I understood you have more channels than one...

A thing that would be great is to be able to start a song from bar 0.0.0 as a count-in section, or an upbeat. Reaper has the equivalent function by pointing out where bar 1 is on the time/bar line. Thanks in advance.

Hi I have several projects that migrated from CbB that uses an AUX-track. In CbB, sound routed to this track plays without problem. In this latest (and maybe the previous one?) update, the AUX is silent. Until I activate Input Echo. Is this intentional or some kind of bug? Is it a changed default setting? Also, when soloing a bus, buses that receive sends, aren't muted. I hear the reverb when I'm soloing just the drums bus for example. I can't remember that CbB acted this way, and it isn't the way it should behave IMO. Is this also a changed default setting, or a changed behaviour in the internal audio routing?

Hi Where are my waveforms?

Hmm ... This could actually be the issue...? ? I haven't re used the same audio files tho from a project to the next. I do have ALBUM\DEMO\AUDIO ... and in the demo-folder I have saved at least 25 songs sharing the same audio folder. Instead of using a template I have just used Save as... from an existing song when starting working on a new one. Still, each project file should just look downwards, not minding what I renamed the ALBUM-folder?

Hi everyone. Been a long time Sonar and CbB user. I have a question maybe someone can sort out, concerning the file structure for projects and their content. It seems the project file does not read from its position and downwards, but from the root and down? Has it always been like this? I have had this causing issues at some points lately when moving a project disk to a new computer (labeled D instead of E) or when copying projects from one computer to another. Lately I changed the folder name for a specific album and as soon as I opened any of the songs in it, the audio files couldn't be found. Took me a while to figure out that it could be solved by just re-naming the album folder back. I always put the relating audio files folder IN the song's folder. So my question is, is there a setting somewhere that could change from tree/global positioning of the files, to just looking downwards from the project file itself? (i e "..\audio" instead of "E:\projekt\artist\album\song\audio")

OK, now I get what you meant Yes, it would require reconfiguration of code and graphics maybe. The time has come ... Maybe it didn't need to have two setups to choose from, if the one meter available was revamped. IMO Nugens Visualizer have a really good peak/rms meter, with also the ability to K-scale and others. (at the bottom, although lying down)

Which one? And why?

I second what OP wrote. There is quite good space available on the console beside the fader to make the meter a lot bigger and more detailed. And the suggestion to make it pop out even bigger or be able to dock a real big meter of the chosen channel would be great when recording. I would also really like to easily (not using any theme editor) set values where the meter changes colors, so you easily see where the signal resides.

Hi! Something I've wanted in CW/Sonar for a long long time is the ability to arrange and re-arrange parts of a song in an easy way by using what Reaper calls regions (not the same as regions in CW), or some kind of playlist where you can move around verse, chorus, bridge and other parts of the song witout needing to copy, cut and paste individual tracks. Studio One also have this feature, and also Cubase? Reason too I think? It is a very nifty tool when writing and arranging a songs basic structure. Some early sequncers had a pattern based way of building songs, and even if that may explain the feature I'm looking for, it is important that you can work in a linear mode at the same time. EDIT: SO happy this feature now is a part of Cakewalk! great job! Oh! And one thing that would be great is to be able to start a song from bar 0.0.0 as a count-in section. Thanks!