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To be sure... "Groove Agent resides at the 'outer limits' of the VST2 instrument specification." - SOS Most .dll plugins will either be VST2, VST3, or DX which will be displayed in the flyout menus. You can change how they are displayed from the FX Rack or the Plugin Manager.

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+1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000... sorry, sticky 0 key

Yes. It's in the list of Drum Map Track Outputs... which is painfully slow to scroll thru. It's the 1st "P" listing in my list. Once you open the list you can hit the "P" key and jump right to it.

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Not sure if this is by design or has always been a bug but SONAR and CbB have always behaved similarly on my systems.

Either that or a different scenario is required no one has stumbled on yet. OTOH the previous method may have never been intended by the bakers, so the 'loophole' was closed.

Unless Sonar changed this behavior you should simply be able to save the project with the Notes Browser open and it will remain open the next time you open the project. .... no Workspaces necessary. This is because the current "Screenset" saves the current view arrangement when a project is saved. Once saved, it will remain even if you close the project unsaved. The current screenset is always saved with the project even if you "think" you don't use them.

If it's not in your excluded list as described in the video it looks like new Sonar includes it.

This works for SONAR Platinum and CbB. New Sonar changed the start screen format so it may not work there.

I don't see this one in CbB but there is Input Echo which can be key bound. It works per focused track but can work globally if you use Ctrl+A first.

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This normally happens when a MIDI track's output is set to a frozen synth or is set specifically to display 0.. 127, but this can be overridden. "Right click on the very left in Piano Roll View" was right on but try Use these Note Names Instead > Diatonic to display keys. Side Note: Editing notes on a frozen MIDI/Synth track won't affect the synth until it's unfrozen.

Beware tho, they may disappear on you with a thin light outline that may be hard to see if you forget they were muted. In CbB you can go to Preferences>Customization>Colors>Muted MIDI Clip Data to make them a bright or contrasting color that may help. In Sonar... (wait for it).

See if this thread helps

Yeah I figured I'd just have to fiddle with it as Yamaha manuals aren't much good beyond stating the obvious with some descriptions not so obvious. With 3 AUX sends I can use 1 for outboard FX and the other 2 can feed interface inputs giving me 6 outputs with the 4 GROUP sends. Currently using a channel strip for AUX1 returns so that return knob would be DOA I guess. And with only one stereo return jack, the other 2 would have to use channel strips I don't have. Good thing I don't need them ATM.

Aside from the channel strip AUX send knobs, the MG166c also has RETURN and SEND knobs in the Master section. The STEREO RETURN adds the effect signal to the main mix. AUX RETURN knobs appear to send the return signal back thru the effect loop which can cause serious feedback or signal doubling. Anyone have examples of how these would be used? Thanks.

For that mixer John's advice to use EFFECT sends sounds like your best option. Use the RETURN knob to control output. My Yamaha MG166c is the same . Monitor outs have no circuitry of their own but piggyback off the phones output saving $$. Yamaha ingenuity.

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Thanks but blend old and new is always checked - never leave home without it. This was apparently a fluke of odd behavior.

Similar notifications occur when I don't have "permission" to save to a certain folder. Windows locks many folders for security reasons so when I need to save to one, I right-click > Properties and give myself permission. Critical folders should be left as is, tho. Don't ask how I know.

Only MOTU micro lite. And it seems the MOTU ultralite driver doesn't always work so well either unless it's turned on before the PC. Mackie interface could be turned on any time and be seen. I found some MOTU Windows tweaks that may help some of those. Edit: Not so much.

This is one full length clip where I copied several notes from about 3rd way in and pasted them about 2/3rds in, so there were several notes after the paste location that simply disappeared when the pasted notes were introduced. Today no notes are disappearing so it was a glitch. Normally when I paste notes inside an existing clip I get a secondary clip (and take lane) that extends the full length of the original clip - which is also unexpected behavior. Another regular occurrence requiring several system reboots to fix is when Cakewalk refuses to send any midi signals to my outboard synth. Signals go IN Cakewalk ok but not OUT from it.

Same here so I'm confused. It's happened before but I can't find my post on it or remember if there was a solution. Could also be a project glitch I guess.