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Thx for the hint - The concept is unusual but not bad - let's see if I can handle it. I think the CC indicator bar is really cool.

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Hi, just as Amberwolf said... why not 1,2,3 or 4 measures back? In Cakewalk by BandLab (formerly Sonar), the keyboard shortcut to move the playhead back one measure is Ctrl+PgUp. To move forward one measure, you can use Ctrl+PgDn. You can also use the left and right cursor keys to move by measure.

Hmm, sometimes Cakewalk/Sonar is really merciless... it just doesn't want to (special) copy my "Clip Editor envelope-labels" (containing information of CC and Channel) or include them in the template. Bad luck again. I already suspect there won't be a solution for this 🙈

It is available on their Discord Website, but it was a dissapointing show up... As far as I can see "PizMidi Monitor" has best options: https://thepiz.org/plugins/?p=midiMonitor Resizable, scrolling midi monitor. Change background colors to your liking. Optionally shows raw MIDI byte data. Can save log as text or midi file. 64-Bit

And as I see it only works on oddamn 32-bit(ch) and ahhh 😗it has to be started in BitBridge mode to be able to open two instances. There is another (Free) VST-Monitor from AIXDSP, but I'm not able to download it, hmm?

@Amberwolf okay, the tutorial will take some time, but I'm already working on it... There is a lot of syncronized movement going on in Sonar when switching my "Volume slider" (CC27 - Chn7) on my virtual MIDI Controller all syncronized Sonar Mai-25.mp4

Hi and Hello, there are ten thousand VST plugins, but I'm having trouble finding a really good VST3 MIDI Monitor. I've been using Cescato's VST2 for years inside of Cakewalk Sonar (see photo). I can open two instances simultaneously in FL Studio, but not in Sonar at the moment... Does anyone know of an even better one? MIDI OX is fantastic, but unfortunately, it's not a VST...

I can't repeat it enough... editing Sonar Remote CTRL is very inconvenient. I've currently found a way to have a MIDI monitor display all the movements of my CC CTRL MIDI device, which is linked to envelope assignments. This way, I can quickly see the current assignment without having to look in the Remote window.

The Melda Prod plug-ins have a MIDI map, allowing you to work in great detail. I'll take the liberty of showing you a photo as an example.

maybe it would be time to program something like a *cwp VIEWER so that we can see all the data of a certain project at a glance 🧐 (how many MIDI tracks, how many samples, all remote assignments, etc) got no idea, how many information is stored in a CWP

Is the remote control data stored in a project within a *.cwp file or can it be edited or processed outside of it? The data is bound to the VST informations, right? In this configuration: CC 56 on MIDI Chn-7 is assigned to Z3TA+2 OSC4 Selfsync

It often happens to me that when I'm finished editing, I don't remember when I last saved. If I see it was half an hour ago, I'd save, but if it was only eight minutes ago, maybe not yet...

Hey Great! This actually works! I can live with the fact that the remote assignments aren't transferred, but it saves me a tremendous amount of work and also changes my workflow. Sonar and its MIDI capabilities are truly a powerful tool. Thanks for the inspiration.

It would be really great if you could mark and copy the contents of this window...

• Ability to remove the EQ module from the channel. - Why isn't Quad Curve EQ not a normal Plugin? There are many modern and better EQs on market.

Hi and Hello, even though I already know the negative answer, I'll ask again: Is there a way to transfer existing VST envelopes (preferably including remote assignments) in the Track or Clip Manager to another/new project ? Perhaps I've overlooked something... 🤓

This issue seems to have been !!resolved!! with the latest Sonar update! So what was the problem—mine? Sonar's? Or both? Who knows... 🫡

In the hierarchy of karma I am below you (Under-Stand) I'm just dust in the wind - just be careful not to get it in your eyes. Thx anyway for trying to help 💔

So, after completely uninstalling all Nvidia drivers (using DDU) and reinstalling some older drivers, I couldn't notice any difference from the crashes I had before. I have a complex startup project I created in CbB with maybe 8 soft synths, just as many EQs, some Audio Tracks, and a few Plugins. Then I got the idea to recreate this project from scratch in Sonar—and ta-taah!—it seems to be working without a hitch. Everything is exactly the same as in the CbB project, but this time it's set up in Sonar...? I don't understand any of this! Should I recreate all of my CbB projects in Sonar? Ha haaahh, no way!!🥶 I'll record a YouTube clip to demonstrate the scenario. Then you'll all be able to see that *cwp is stable in CbB but crashes in Sonar. What does this have to do with the Nvidia drivers or my RAM?

Windows Event Viewer: +System -Provider [ Name]Application Error [ Guid]{a0e9b465-b939-57d7-b27d-95d8e925ff57} EventID1000 Version0 Level2 Task100 Opcode0 Keywords0x8000000000000000 -TimeCreated [ SystemTime]2025-05-02T01:30:18.8375494Z EventRecordID35843 Correlation -Execution [ ProcessID]61804 [ ThreadID]80572 ChannelApplication ComputerHP-Saturn-PC -Security [ UserID]S-1-5-21-3576801572-1197287183-2583722495-1002 -EventData AppNameSonar.exe AppVersion31.2.0.77 AppTimeStamp67d8254f ModuleNameCOMCTL32.dll ModuleVersion6.10.26100.3624 ModuleTimeStamp737ecd9c ExceptionCodec0000409 FaultingOffset000000000003f9c8 ProcessId0x9f98 ProcessCreationTime0x1dbbb002d697d03 AppPathC:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Sonar\Sonar.exe ModulePathC:\WINDOWS\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.windows.common-controls_6595b64144ccf1df_6.0.26100.3624_none_3e086962e3345f24\COMCTL32.dll IntegratorReportId2705159f-fa1d-49f8-bffc-ad4c88184b73 PackageFullName PackageRelativeAppId ### and a reference to: nvlddmkm, which probably has something to do with the graphics driver ###

Sonar simply blows off the screen. No error message. Occasionally, there's a crash message for Arturia "Spark2 (VST2)," but it's not permanent and usually resolves upon reloading. There are particular issues with SubLab (FAW), although one OP wrote that he has no problem with it. I have a simple project in Sonar with Sublab, and it doesn't cause any problems. The crashes are very often related to the Synthrack, regardless of whether it's docked or floating... Sometimes I just have to click on an instrument (VI) in Synthrack, and Sonar is off and running without a dump file. In projects with SubLab, I can no longer pause the transport bar and control Sonar. The Windows Task Manager doesn't display an error message for Sonar. Hm, in CbB no problem with the same project.

I have a number of projects that work well and smoothly in the free CbB, but constantly crash in the actual Sonar paid version. I also get the famous Cakewalk service, which tells me these are all just VST issues caused by the plugin manufacturers...

@IgoRr I don't think so. The Synthrack is practically the heart of Cakewalk. All the instruments are integrated there. This is where the show begins. It only looks like it's part of the browser. They added it there in 2016 (?). In fact, the Synthrack is more closely related to the Track Manager. Sonar tinkered with the Track Manager, and that's why there are now significant problems. I don't have any proof of this...