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I was informed of using the "|" vertical bar above (aka pipe symbol, separator bar, etc.) so I now have this: (also shown above).

2nd line up from the bottom. put a check where it says Use Friendly Names to Represent Audio Drivers.

Senior moment #1023. Thanks IgoRr. I downloaded that file a year ago but forgot about it after reformatting the computer in January. All good now tho the Help>Check for Updates link only gives me the CbB update and the new Product Center doesn't show it so not sure where I'd download it from again if needed.

I think that was Coka Cola.

It's a tradeoff. Space isn't a concern for me and audio changes with each new version so locating a specific wav can be tedious when there's a hundred wavs to weed thru. And redundant versions are eventually deleted.

I know you marked this as solved but running Cakewalk as admin should not affect tooltips that way. My guess is something else is going on.

I save-as to subfolders because sometimes I end up with 20 or more versions and it can get messy otherwise. Someday I'll clear out the abandoned ones.

If other devices are selected in Preferences > Audio > Devices, uncheck them.

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Thanks but this one usually exceeds page limits of online converters.

In Preferences I have Always Use Local Help checked. In Registry I have UseOnlyOfflineHelp set to 1 and UserPaths > HelpFolder set to where my reference guide PDF is located. (I know it won't open it) When I select Help > Documentation in CbB it goes directly to the website and automatically unchecks Always Use Local Help in Preferences. If I'm offline, it warns me there's no internet. Since there's no local help for CbB other than PDF, why are there options in Preferences and Registry? EDIT: CakewalkHelp_Documentation_1.0.0.21.exe solves this issue.

For each project I create folders within folders so each one has their own Audio Folder. Project path: E:\My1stsong\My1stsong1 \My1stsong2 \My1stsong3, etc. When I create a new folder for My1stsong4, Cakewalk wants to create 2 folders instead of one: E:\My1stsong\My1stsong4\My1stsong4 and I have to delete the 2nd entry. Is there a way to avoid this?

Not sure but did you bounce to clips?

correct

Weird. I get the tooltip even when running as administrator. There's a setting in Preferences to turn Tooltips on or off but it has no affect on PRV note tooltips here. BTW, cursors don't appear in Windows screen captures but a 3rd party app may work for that.

PCS-GlossEQM.dll shown above. Check the file version. For clarity: PCS-BusCM = PC4K Buss Compressor module PCS-CakeSM = Tube Saturation module PCS-GlossEQM = QuadCurve EQ module PCS-NukeCM = PC76 Channel Compressor module

This happened to me when I installed an older version of Sonar after CbB. Each Sonar iteration had updates to the ProChannel modules so you might need to uninstall them and start over installing older ones 1st. FWIW it can happen even when installing older Sonar just for the plugins. They should all be in the Cakewalk\Shared Utilities\Internal folder but sometimes I would also find them elsewhere so the wrong ones were being picked up. Name File version Size Date modified

I keep telling myself that but do I ever listen?!

Muting notes in CbB PRV renders them invisible in both PRV and Track View. The outline color can be changed in Preferences but is very hard to see and the wrong color choice can make them disappear completely. In this scenario, one might not remember they are, or were ever, there. The current Preferences Color setting gives muted notes in Track View Notes Mode a solid color but only an outline in PRV. This solid color is only shown when notes are muted in Track View. It would be more useful if the PRV notes were also solid, reserving the outline color for "hiding" muted notes. Since CbB will not be updated and Sonar has no color option for this, request to make PRV muted notes more visible in some way.

So after deleting them I tried the M key trick during playback and it reproduced the scenario exactly. Since the M key is directly above the space/playback key this is no doubt what happened. Guess it's time to clean the ice cream off the keyboard. Thanks for all your help.

CbB. They were there when I opened it and have no idea how they got there. They occur the length of a final mixdown audio clip so I wonder if they aren't some sort of audio transient markers. I never used AudioSnap so something else?

What would cause there to be a bajillian (over 4000) time ruler markers with semi-random names like A3258? Most are in numerical order but some are not. So many when zoomed out they look like a solid yellow line. More important is How Do I Get Rid Of Them? -> Open Markers View, Ctrl+A, Delete.

I once read a brief post or blog on it but have no idea where it is.

No. v8.5 was the last full version (upgrade) release before X1. It could have been labeled v9.0 but they decided not to call it that for some reason. https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/cakewalk-sonar-85 v8.3.5 was the last update for v8.0.

With CbB I make the button bright red so it's obvious.