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Thanks. So they just become a darker shade of the scroll bar background. When using a dark background they basically turn black-ish. Make the scroll bar background black and the arrows disappear. Be nice if they could be editable or color match the "thumb" instead.

@Colin Nicholls: Page 10 1.2 Global | Scroll bars shows the arrows are pink. Is this true on your system? Mine will not change from default color. Thanks for making this BTW!

Yes. "OK" applies and closes. "Apply" leaves it open so you can make more changes.

Thanks. Record was set wrong!

Stationary Marker track under the Time Ruler similar to SO. Colored Markers changeable in the marker dialog window.

This seems to be a default Windows thing. Software makers can alter this if they choose but apparently most prefer to use the default. Here's some chatter about it.

Panu started Duckbar as a standalone utility to enhance Sonar functionally and graphically when X1 came out and was a work in progress until SPlat changed some of it's coding making some elements unusable. It's EXE Color and graphic file replacer functions were largely taken over by the new Theme Editor, tho Duckbar covered far more areas than TE. Duckbar was all but dead when CbB arrived. He started to revive it but has been so busy otherwise that it still remains in development. It's unclear if and when it will resurface. For added info, google Duckbar and check out the many threads from the old forum.

I want to record controller data for notes already on a track. But recording them from an Impact LX88+ doesn't work. (Similar to this thread) Output sound is an outboard synth. 1. Set MIDI track input to LX88+ channel Omni or ch 1 2. Arm track to record CC1 modulation controllers 3. Hit record & record controllers in real time using the LX88+ mod wheel >>>Sound is muted??? Can't hear the notes being played<<< 3. Modulation controllers are recorded but affected notes are now white and silent 4. Play track but no sound is heard from the white notes where new modulation controllers were recorded >>>No tracks or take lanes are muted<<< 6. Undo all the above work and start over 7. Manually add CC1 modulation controllers on channel 3. (track midi channel) 8. All is good Edit: Record was set to Comping. Should have been SoS!

Yeah, it actually affects all controllers that carry the length of the song. I've updated my post to reflect that.

CC controllers that carry the full length of a project will graphically disappear when scrolling toward the middle of the screen. Even when zoomed all the way out. When zoomed in to edit controllers or notes, these controllers disappear completely when scrolling past the middle of a 4 minute clip.

Feature Request: Display position text when working in the Controller Pane area. Currently the line remains but the text disappears.

Line w/o the text... How'd I miss that?! For the PRV I meant the Controller Pane. As soon as the cursor goes there the digits disappear. I want them to stay.

"You can now show/hide the Aim Assist text in the time ruler." This was available in Sonar Platinum by checking 'Edit - Aim Assist' in the file menu. Also in CbB 2019.11 by hitting "X". In CbB 2020.01 you have to hit "Alt-X" It would be nice to see it in the PRV (controller pane) as well. -(edit)

Thanks scook. It would still be nice if the pdf could be opened thru the Help menu, and it's totally doable as other DAWs have it set up this way.

ALSO.... Can we make it accessible from the File Menu "Help - Documentation"? Should it be in a specific folder for this to happen? Right now I get "Failed to open Help."

Heh heh... More important than kHz is, are you using gold plated cable connectors?

How 'bout duck soup then...? ?

Right. Must have slipped my mind momentarily.

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As I Understand It: You're much be better off reversing that formula. Record @96 and mix @48 or even 44. You're not gaining anything mixing at a higher rate than your recording. All you'd be doing is making a huge file for no reason. You won't hear any audio nuances much above 48 anyway. It's not so much WhatYouHear but how much head room the original signal has to capture finer details. Higher resolution rates afford recorded sound that headroom. Also allows any effects/processing more headroom to work in. Once you've applied any processing to the audio, like "bouncing" it (destructive editing), you're safe to down sample to a playable resolution. Since most players don't support over 48, and probably never will, it makes little sense to mix to it.

What better way to invite the great outdoors, indoors?!

Cool! @chuckebaby, ultrawides basically add extra width to the height of a 'standard' monitor. To maintain proper height to width ratio, the standard 1980x1080 becomes 2560x1080.

Try running it @2560 X 1080 (or biggest 1080 setting) with 100% scaling.

Stay off line or 1903 update won't wait. It self imposed itself early this morning here. So far one GOOD thing is now I can log onto the forum with IE11 whereas before I couldn't. I will use IE11 till it completely dies for good. Tho I don't see that as 'good'.

Yes.