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No worries. Save As projects successively obsessively so there's always a previous version of edited wave files in the Audio folders.

Personally think the Process menu should be a right-click-on-a-clip function. OTOH, fix the broken lights and buttons. If your mixer came factory new with non working lights and buttons you'd send it back under warranty. If it's knobs and faders were misaligned or arranged illogically, you'd buy a different one. These are easy fixes.

Also, Ctrl+A, then hold Ctrl while right-click and select Narrow Strip. FR: select All Audio, All MIDI, or All Busses to change.

Seems to work in CbB only after bouncing, saving, closing, and reopening the project. This is a bug! And then sometimes with weird results. It was way off on this one. SPlat was much more accurate with the same clip.

Freezing the track would alleviate the issue I'd think.

I have a 3-1/2 min song I want to set a project tempo to. In Splat, following the online help for set project tempo from clip, works as advertised but with errors. In CbB, following the online help for set project tempo from clip, which is the same, nothing happens. The Melodyne "drag clip to time line" method works but also with errors. Is Audiosnap broken or is there a better way to make a project follow clip tempo?

Usually a plugin to blame for the vanishing act. However, the other day I opened a blank session of CbB and selected New > Basic and CbB immediately vanished into thin air. Explain that one!

I've never had issue with tracks or busses, but when set to narrow, the MAINS will occasionally reopen in wide format. Shouldn't matter if screenset is locked or not as Sonar/CbB is supposed to open in the last saved layout. I've tried locking the screenset to no avail. This is a random bug that can't be reproduced at will.

On a per-track basis, bypassing FX should be retained when a project is saved and reopened. (Global bypass per the Mix Module FX button is intended to temporarily bypass only Audio type tracks and can't be saved.) However, Track View Audio FX Rack indicators (A) remain lit even though the Rack is bypassed and dimmed. EDITED: for clarity

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1st scenario: With Enabled and Controller selected, sound and recording stop once the pedal is activated, so there is no track data to play back. 2nd scenario: Mine is set to Computer and Key and have never had issues, so I assume this is the default.

So what was the fix? Or did I miss that?

I have this which works fine and could be yours if the price is right

My experience mentioned above has occurred for 20+ years even with standard equipment. I'd like to know exactly what's happening with the OP when his mouse is no longer functionable.

I assume you're hitting "Spacebar" then "W", and that works. The OP wants to "stop" transport and RTZ by hitting STOP, or "Spacebar", 2x. When selecting Track View > Options > On Stop, Rewind to Now you only need to hit STOP, or "Spacebar", 1x to RTZ. Then when you want to "pause" or "stop" at end of transport, use "Ctrl+Spacebar". As mentioned, when you deselect Track View > Options > On Stop, Rewind to Now, those actions are reversed.

@IndieDev 1. As far as I can tell, Spacebar is reserved for Start/Stop only. 2. They have to be selected manually so select as many as you like. 3. Default recording mode is Comping which MUTES overlapping clips when recording. You can 1. open Take Lanes and unmute them ("K") before recording or 2. set Record Mode to Sound On Sound. 4. CbB has no idea what you want to do when selecting a track. 9/10 time I want to play/edit, not record. Would hate having to unarm a track every time I select it. @Will_Kaydo If you're accomplishing RTZ by hitting Space 2x, I'd like to know how.

The cursor disappears when click-dragging any fader, knob & etc. eg. Fader all the way down. Click-drag all the way up. Cursor disappears while fader moves up. Release mouse click and cursor still at the bottom. Apparently by design so their movement is unobstructed as the cursor can sometimes get in the way of what's going on.

Or how about... dynamic track strips? Some DAWs allow for the rearranging of track modules to create custom signal flows.

ProChannel isn't just a pretty face on a dolled up FX bin. It basically replaced the EQ section of a track channel with far more versatility.

Yes. Save regularly while working. Also, Save As a copy at days end because, tho very rare, it IS possible for a project to completely disappear when certain crashes happen.

True

Not sure, but if not you can add a dead note or CC at each end to maintain length when bouncing.

Cakewalk Utilities maintained by "Elffin" has a few.

Yes. However, the Hold (TAB) key requires a key stroke for each ON and each OFF. Would be better if it was a "momentary" switch - press down for ON & release for OFF like a pedal.