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This small, inconspicuous blue circle leaves no lasting impression and is sometimes almost invisible. It's an unsatisfactory solution. I also don't find it optimal that the save icon moves with the mouse π Sonar Save Nov-25.mp4
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Ahh, that's interesting. Couldn't the folks at Cakewalk integrate the "Edit Node Level" somehow into the Remote Control window? Then you could work with the values.
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Thx, you are right, the exact name is: Edit Node
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Some audio programmers are so bright that they use values below CC1 to control their software, which makes control almost impossible, but Sonar can handle this upon the Edit Node, which is pretty clever... Spire Synth by Reveal - Reverb Mode DropDown Menu CC MIDI has 128 steps --> 1-128 The Edit Node is based on a scale of 0.000 to 10,000 (percentage?) 0.001 --> CC1 5.000 --> CC64 10.000 --> CC128 10,000 : 126 = 78.125 so 78.125 corresponds to one CC step it's a science ποΈ
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Hi and Hello, Can Cakewalk/Sonar process 14-bit MIDI input? - and would it be possible to trigger the fine adjustment of an envelope with it? ποΈ The latest update to "Remote Control" (Blue Cat Audio) adds new MIDI-features , such as 14-bit Ultra-fine tuning is, as far as I know, only available here in Edit Node Window --> Level and nowhere else. (also not in the Event List) Is this level setting NRPN-based or 14-bit, or both? (or something completly else)
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You might find this clip interesting: Touch Portal as MIDI Controller on Cakewalks Z3TA+2 in Sonar DAW
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That's a harsh judgment, but you have to put up with a lot on this forum. Thanks for your efforts anyway. π From the beginning, this was more of a conversation between Will and me, who (probably rightly) claimed that I didn't need VoiceMeeter/VB-Audi Cable and that I could do it with the Focusrite Loopback (which only works to a limited extent for me). I didn't know it would develop into such an extensive discussion. But at least I now have the latest Focusrite driversβnot bad either.
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I was able to do everything with Voicemeeter and VB-Audio Cable "without any problems." Someone suggested that was nonsense and that I should use Focusrite Loopback, which for some reason doesn't work for me. I could record sound from YouTube with Sonar using the loopback, but I couldn't record anything going out. I spent hours on this garbage, and spent an hour painstakingly deleting everything from Voicemeeter and VB-Audio in the registry (and VB-Audio really has a lot of stuff in there). Reinstalled Focusrite drivers and Audacity. So what next reinstall Sonar or Windows 11? It still doesn't work, and I feel like a confused little schoolboy who doesn't know what he's talking about and doesn't understand anything...
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Well, then the only possibility that remains is that I'm having major audio driver problems. I've since updated the Focusrite drivers, uninstalled all VoiceMeeter software (including the VB-Audio Cable), and, as BassGuitar recommended, deleted the FL Studio ASIO driver in the Regedit. I've set everything up as recommended, and you know what? It still doesn't work that way... π€ Focusrite 4-4 system sound clip.mp4
