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Request option for dark theme. Too much white for my tired eyes. ?

Since you inserted SI Bass as a Simple Instrument with no MIDI source, try copying a MIDI clip into the SI Bass track and see if it will play. Then try removing the SI Bass and inserting a new one. This time select MIDI Source and First Synth Audio Output. This will create a separate MIDI and Instrument track.

Oooops. Forgot about the View menu Show/Hide Alt N.... I shut up now.

"The Navigator pane, located just above the Track pane..." Is now located in the Multidock when selected from the View Menu, due to Arranger Track located just above the Track pane. ?

Screen shot of open folder?

You may also be able to fix the current recording by right-clicking and selecting Convert to Mono. Check your track's INPUT setting to see if it's Left, Right, or Stereo. https://support.focusrite.com/hc/article_attachments/360011730660/Screen_Shot_2020-05-06_at_13.20.37.png

Obviously, "save" will overwrite existing material. "Save As" allows you to preserve the original project by creating a new one. I always save any new edits as a dated or sequentially numbered file within the same project folder. This is my working folder. When I'm happy with the results (which is almost never) I'll "save as" to a new location where only pertinent audio will be saved. A Bundle file and a Project with Audio folder should be the same physical size because Bundle files don't actually compress anything. They just wrap, or "bundle" all associated files into one big file. Over time they can degrade or become corrupt for some reason. Opening them in a vastly newer version of Sonar or CbB may cause issues as well. Using Per Project Audio folders is the safest way to archive a project IMO. As stated, if you want VSTi audio included in a Bundle file it must be frozen or bounced. Otherwise there is no audio data to include.

You may also be able to: 1). Left-click & hold the Transport RECORD button and select an option. or 2). Right-click the Transport RECORD button to open Preferences.

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There are other menus with the same issue. Any and all "lists" should be scrollable.

Funny. I sound just like him when wearing a mask.

Linked Clips Linked clips are indicated by a dotted outline. Any change to one will change all of them. 1. Copy & paste, or click & drag an existing clip from one track into as many other tracks as you need. This automatically links them. or 2. Right-click the Duplicate Track button & check the Link to Original Clips box. Click OK. Then left-click the Duplicate Track button. This sets the default to link tracks when the Duplicate Track button is clicked. or 3. Right-click a track and select Duplicate Track(s). Check the Link to Original Clip(s) box. Click OK. or 4. Click the Tracks menu and do the same. They are now linked (dotted line around each clip) so any changes made to one clip will also be made to the others. Notes: This also works when copy/pasting clips into the same track. Tracks can be unlinked after the fact but not relinked. Duplicate Tracks used to be Clone Tracks.

Oh boy. What did I win, Bob?... er, Colin?

Before and after uninstalling all instances of B-A and installing the latest version, the only way it will open is from the systray (hidden icons). All desktop icons are rendered useless without first quitting it from the systray. ?

After uninstalling all instances of B-A and installing the latest version, the only way it will open is from the systray (hidden icons). All desktop icons are rendered useless without first quitting it from the systray.

Why not both? Wedges fade/appear as the dial moves. Try 'em out here. (Console view.Knobs1.zip)

The pan knobs on my SI Drum Kit theme have fading colors like you mentioned. JknobMan is the app. Java script and has a learning curve to get the most out of it. Takes some time to figure out how it works. You can make simple knobs or very complex ones, but those can slow down the app to high levels of frustration. Download some of the knobs on the website and learn how others did it. One of it's cons is it stops working after so many edits forcing you to save the file, close & reopen the app to continue editing, but the results are often worth it. I used it for Slope & Gain knobs for the ProChannel EQ & flyout. It's displayed values aren't always as accurate as they should be, though: Try 'em out here. (ProChannel.Modules.Knobs.zip)

Photoshop or Photoshop Elements.

pg8. Global / Frame Rounded Corner Bottom Left & Right are no longer used. They were the lower corners of TV's frame in X1 when more graphics were used. Since then several colors & graphics were abandoned in favor of using internal elements to draw the GUI. Most all the gray CV Module backgrounds are obsolete yet are still included in the TTSImage file & TE.

I think the Inspector - Clip color section is broken for PRV drum diamonds. you have to change them in Preferences - Colors - Clips - MIDI Tracks #, #, #... Forground. The numbering system is exclusive to MIDI tracks, so if your 1st MIDI track is track 5 you would change MIDI Tracks 1, 11, 15.... Forground. In one case this didn't work exactly as expected so you may need to experiment with the track numbers in Preferences. I've also noticed the PRV note outlines are sometimes black, so when the diamonds are zoomed way out they look black no matter what color you make them.

The "track" represents what's in the Take Lanes. - The blue top indicates the Take Lane view is "open" or visible. - Click the orange Take Lane button to the far left to close it and the blue top turns gray again. Each time you record a new piece it will create a new take lane. Copy & Paste into a track should place the new clips all on one take lane. Stretch the Take Lane view until you see "+" & "x" buttons. You can delete Take Lanes by clicking the "x" button. You can also drag clips from one take lane to another.

Thanks for the explanation.

It works. Silly me used Print As PDF instead of Save As because that doesn't always work for me in Chrome. Apparently Print As PDF removes any links.

I agree. Slightly OT but what I don't get, in 2020.04 with Auto Track Zoom on, if you stretch all tracks to see all controls and then click on track 2 to focus it, it diminishes to default height. Now I have to resize it *again* to work in it. Makes no sense to me.

Currently follows the order they were inserted. If you rearrange TV tracks then the SR order no longer follows them.