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I recently noticed Chinese Sonar version Inspector MIDI Time+ format is in Milliseconds. Up to CbB the English version format is in Ticks. Did New Sonar add the option to have either one?

Yes. Instrument track is a combined MIDI and Synth track in one but only one side at a time can be shown in Inspector. I see Chinese version Inspector MIDI Time+ is in 'ms". Unless New Sonar changed, for English that value is in "Ticks".

Gotcha. The MID knob is also a volume knob as it gets louder the higher the value goes up or down. 2 controls for the price of one but one breaks the other. Easter Egg or a disgruntled coder?! Who knows but probably one reason they discontinued it.

What do you mean "rotate" the MID?

Even if you don't and just assign instruments in TTS-1 itself they will be retained. Apparently 32 bit Hyper Canvas can't do either.

I use them and they work. Not much choice anymore.

I for 1 can sleep nights now.

It's actually "Velocity", but in the Event Manager, Notes is your only option and includes all the basic data including velocity, so there's no way to isolate it from the rest. Makes sense because showing just velocity with no associated notes would be confusing - at least for me. Been like this since at least SONAR 8. Same with the missing labels for Velocity and MBT columns. . . please fix.

Yep. 64 bit version here dated 2011, X2 era, but it was available in X1 thru SPlat and probably earlier 64 bit versions.

Mine has the same files. Does it work? If so, why not use it?

With TTS-1 they are saved, so this may be a limitation of the 32 bit bridged HC.

Almost any Yamaha synth new or old - and this: https://veg.by/en/projects/syxg50/ - a very basic 32 bit GM VSTi software synth plugin.

Never underestimate the power of a good screenshot. Unlikely this would be solved here without one.

They do change. Your track colors are almost white. Selected notes are white (normally). So your selected notes don't appear to change but they do. Try changing track colors and see what happens.

Some say this may help: But so far it hasn't, so I'm still not sure what's going on yet.

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The right file was misnamed and works after renaming it. Dimension.chm 365kb 2006 Right file, wrong name DimensionLE.chm 365kb 2006 Right file, wrong name Dimension_LE.chm 382kb 2010 Wrong file, right name Both 2006 files are misnamed. Change either one to Dimension_LE.chm and they work. 2010 file doesn't work at all for some reason. Only difference I see is the lower date and credits on each page.

Untrusty sources, I'd say. According to "other" sources. . . dinosaurs still roam the earth - tho I'm not inclined to believe them either.

Expected: When using Dimension LE plugin or standalone, Help file opens when hitting F1 Issue: Dimension LE Help file won't open with F1 Workaround: Crete shortcut to DimensionLE.chm and open manually Dimension Pro Help file opens as expected with F1 I have 3 different LE help files from multiple installations but none of them work internally.

I posted similar issue on this.

Power surges, spikes and brownouts can shorten the life of electronic gear slowly over time. A good power conditioner/UPS can help with those and . . . Lightning Storms. One hit my home killing a UPS - squealed like a pig and died, but it saved my gear - a true hero. Dry deserty climates also have a way of rendering some components unusable over time. Without a good repair shop near by, stuff gets sold for parts.

It can be confusing as there's many ways to route everything. Scenario 1: Drum Track Output goes to Drum Bus (makes final mix easier when many drum tracks are present) Drum Bus Output goes to Master Bus Drum Track Send goes to FX Bus (use Drum Track Send Level knob to control how much FX it will have) FX Bus Output goes to Master Bus In this case, the Drum Track signal is sent to the Master Bus thru the Drum Bus Output as a DRY signal, and thru the FX Bus Output as a WET signal, then mixed together at the Master Bus. Scenario 2: Put FX on the Drum Track itself (useful when it's the only track using that FX) Drum Track Output goes to Drum Bus if FX are ok for this track Drum Bus Output goes to Master Bus -or- Drum Track Output goes directly to Master Bus if Drum Bus FX are not ok for this track In this case, the entire Drum Track signal sent to the Master Bus is WET. WET/DRY levels are controlled by the FX itself.

I wonder if the theme OP is using would play a factor in this.

Some units have common coin cell batteries soldered in place that go bad so you lose all the presets. You can replace them with a cell holder like those used for MB cells so they're easier to replace next time. Some batteries are more unconventional and may require a web search to find.

Why I have to run System Restore occasionally when things go sideways after an update.