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I tried exporting/importing the ones in the list above but nothing happened.

In X1 thru X3 I have Views | Screensets | Lock/Unlock... but all the shortcuts in the list below were removed in SPlat and CbB. Alt+Shift+L is unassigned in X3. My guess is they were removed when Lenses/Workspaces came out. Unfortunately you cannot import them.

At least with my Nektar LX88+, opening the ACT Module Properties window results in the buttons overlapping: You should see 4 buttons there. All my screen zooms are 100%. Tried it with one screen but no change. Has done this for several years. Similar issue with the Virtual keyboard top buttons.

Hope not. Changed cable. Changed USB port. No fix. Removed latest drivers and installed an older one. Time will tell.

Do they work in ProChannel? If so I may have to go that route, tho I shouldn't have to.

Yes. There's at least 3 different versions but none show in the 64 bit SONARs. They do show in the 32 bit counterparts and are in comparable folders so it doesn't make sense.

Wish it were that simple, but thanks. Probably happened when I reinstalled everything after a Win10 reinstall and didn't notice it.

For some reason BREVERB2 isn't included in 64 bit SONAR X1 thru SPlat ProChannel lists. But it is in CbB and 32 bit X1 thru SPlat. BREVERB2 is in several locations and I've disabled them one by one to isolate but nothing brings it back to the lists.

Yes. Correction: It's the "input" meter, not output. pg. 1033

No worries. I was just clarifying.

That's the output input meter signal for ProChannel when any of it's modules are active.

Oh great. Another "dinosaur".

err, unless you right-click > Insert Effect or Process Effect on a clip. For a 1-step solution, a one-option CAL with hot key, like mentioned above, seems like the only option. You just need a CAL and key binding for each one. As mentioned, you can also use Process > Transpose and Event Module Pitch value on individual clips - but the OP was trying to avoid that. I have Process > Transpose set to a Custom Module button and use it frequently. Click button - enter value - click OK. It's no faster or slower than Transpose.CAL as they both take 3 steps initially. However, Process> Transpose only requires 2 steps if you use it more than once with the same value because it retains the value until you change it or the project is closed - like many of the built-in dialogs do.

IIRC Tungsten Classic was added to the list because of these very reasons, but was not one of the original themes.

Thanks for clarifying. So. . . ;; Transpose.cal ;; ;; This transposes notes up or down by semitones. ;; (do (int transpose_value) (getInt transpose_value "Transpose by" -127 127) (forEachEvent (if (== Event.Kind NOTE) (do (+= Note.Key transpose_value) ) ) ) ) I found this works on a semitone basis so I changed the name. I see a fixed numerical value puts a limit user can't exceed or he gets an error. If the value is "-12 12" you have to run CAL twice to move 2 octaves. Limit error seems to depend on where original notes are, so if notes are at C0, "127" will move them to G10, but if they are anywhere else, +/-127 throws an error. I notice you can enter the minus character "-" from the main keyboard but not the Numeric Keypad. Numeric +/- keys literally move present value up or down. Is there a way to cancel a CAL without throwing an error? And, How can we tell the current CAL version?