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You'd know this if I wasn't so slow typing on this tiny mobile device keypad. 😁

If it were that easy. You can assign a KB shortcut within a shortcut and assign admin privys to it. I may have goofed it up tho.

Seems to work either way. I made a shortcut for the BAT file and then included a KB shortcut for it, but it only worked once for some reason. BTW, I know where my folder is so to empty it I just open it, ctrl+A and hit delete.

Curious if there should be an end quote somewhere?

THERE's NORMAL PEEOPLE's??!? Where?

Little things never drive us OCD patients nuts - until we sees 'em! Then they seize us! My only goal in posting about them is to find out if they are intended or not. Most that aren't are usually too small to worry about, I 'spose.

I represent that remark.

FWIW, full screen CV is how I have it too. Then hit D to switch back to TV view which should have the Inspector. You can have Inspector in the CV but it's rather redundant except for the MIDI strip. Floating is nice if you have another screen to put it on so TV and CV are open full screen together.

It works in 8.3 but in X1 thru CbB all browser windows behave this way. Down, right and left arrows work but up doesn't. Tested on laptop keyboard and a 2nd keyboard.

Is this true in Sonar? In CbB and every version prior using TLs I found the button does light dimly immediately after recording into a track. However. . . when saving the project and closing Cakewalk, upon reopening it the recorded track's button is now unlit. I can't imagine why this would be intended behavior, but a lot of other things don't make sense either, so maybe it is.

I've noticed the down arrow key will scroll top to bottom in the Browser lists but the up arrow does nothing. Is there a way to scroll up? This would be handy when auditioning sounds. EDIT: Forgot to mention this is in X1 thru CbB. Does it work in Sonar? you can flog me later

Have you notified Spectrasonics?

It's like I was never here. On the up side, maybe it'll be a color choice in the new colorization update.

Try Workspaces - the #1 culprit for workspace issues and the 1st thing to check when things don't look right.

Why would it need to be bridged to work right?

If you have X2 thru CbB, the feature and behavior is the same. Only the looks have changed to confuse the user. Prior to Sonar the button would be dimly lit. Now it's outlined.

The same area in prior versions was smaller because they didn't have all those fancy tracks lurking there. It grew as the new features were added.

There was an exact post on this years ago. 1. You can't have track data without a take lane. It IS the track. 2. If you never click the button in a track with data, it may be unlit. (huh??) 3. If you click the button in a track with data, it will remain lit dimly when closed even if it wasn't lit before you clicked it. (see 1) 4. If you drag a clip or record data to an empty track, the button will be lit dimly. (see 1) 5. If you click the button in an empty track (no data), it will create a take lane and remain lit dimly when closed. (huh??) 6. Delete this take lane and you delete the track data. (see 1) Whether any of these are bugs is hard to tell. The only thing you can be sure of is the button will be lit dimly if you click it regardless of track status. So what I learned is if it being lit bugs you - don't click it!

Shouldn't need one if you have higher tiered SONAR version installers. It can be installed with or without the full program. There's even a 32 bit standalone. Mine is v1.5.4 probably from X1.

That "How to" video a few posts up for installing TTS-1 looks like someone uploaded it for the world to have. Is that legal? If so I'm sure someone here would have offered it. He also includes other "TTS" files that have nothing to do with TTS-1.

In the "other" thread I posted that 32 bit TTS-1 works fine. Only the 64 bit version has this bug. Anyone's guess when or why the bug arrived.

64 bit SONARs can bridge 32 bit VSTs, but this scenario happens with 32 bit Home Studio 7 XL which only installs one 32 bit DXi. I got this explanation from Support: "In 32-bit SONAR, some plugins like the RXP Player can register multiple plugin interfaces — in this case, DXi and VSTi — even if there’s only one DLL file. It’s essentially the host recognizing the plugin through different wrapper interfaces, which allows it to appear in multiple menus while still pointing to the same underlying file." 32 bit Reaper only sees the DXi so it must be a Cakewalk or Propellerhead (Reason) thing. Still curious how and why the need to do so.

Thanks. As with most of my blips, it's not a biggy, just something I never noticed years ago. I'm hyper aware now because I'm setting up a new/old DAW system from scratch and decided to document plugin file versions as I go. One article I found suggested Dimension Pro eventually took over some or all of RXP's functionality.

The old REX RXP player is a DXi plugin. There's only one 32 bit RXP.dll but Plug-in Manager reports two RXP - one DXi and one VSTi. I can insert both at the same time and the VSTi even has the VST button. So is RXP a dual VST/DXi in one or is there a secret RXP lurking somewhere?

Well this is weird. On my system in SPlat and CbB, Blend does paste into existing clips whether NDME is selected or not. But in X1 thru X3 Blend pastes as new clips whether NDME is selected or not.