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Nobody. I mean, nobody, does MIDI better than Cakewalk. But there are some nice features out there that could be implemented.
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Wow. Forgot about this one. Great idea! 😃
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Cakewalk bought the company in 2005 and there's been hints on this forum from the devs of re-offering some of these.
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Why are they're disappearing? Even one I used recently is MIA, so I know it used to be there. So how do I update my system to show them?
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An entire project .cwp gone vanished
sjoens replied to onlyinitforthemoney's topic in Computer Systems
I do both! Save after every few edits and Save As after major changes. Hard drive would load up too fast if I only did the latter. . . . or power outages. It goes out at will for any reason, every reason, or no reason at all, here. Always use a BBU or Generac if you're on the grid. -
An entire project .cwp gone vanished
sjoens replied to onlyinitforthemoney's topic in Computer Systems
Possibly it's completely gone. If it's been marked for overwriting: "$ySong.cwp", Everything may find it. -
why doesn't lasso-ing a clip shift focus to the selection
sjoens replied to matt's topic in Feedback Loop
This started when SONAR X2 replaced left-click-lasso with right-click-lasso in TV and PRV. Right-clicking may not have been coded as a focus changer there. IOW, TV doesn't know focus should change when right-clicking. SONAR X1 uses left-click-lasso so not a problem there. The issue happens - IF - you left-click on an FX in the Track Pane FX Rack or insert an FX there before right-clicking in the Clips Pane. Left-clicking the FX opens it's UI, but focus is still on the FX Rack, so closing the UI does not remove focus from the FX. Left-clicking an empty space somewhere else before right-clicking clears it. -
This only happens when inserting a tempo equal to the last tempo but different than the one before it. As long as the new tempo equals the 2 tempos it goes between, it works. IF measure 2 tempo = 150 and you insert 140 at m10, then again at m9, m10 disappears. IF measure 2 tempo = 150 and you insert 140 at m8, then at m10, inserting the same tempo on each measure between them will remain.
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Handy when you want individual clips to behave differently from the rest. This is done automatically when creating Region FX for an audio clip. As long as the Region is active, double-clicking the clip will reopen Melodyne, or whatever RFX you've created. After bouncing the clip, double-clicking returns to the default setting.
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There's a Paste Special setting for that so it may be intended behavior. For me pasting a single note creates a full length clip that can extend to oblivion, which is not intended behavior. The new clip should only be as long as the added notes. I only use SoS.