Keni

9 hours ago, Lord Tim said:

No, this sounds familiar to me too. Likely in an EA thread, actually.

To capture it, try something like LiceCap.

But let me go for a search now, you've dragged me down the rabbit hole now too, dammit! HAHA!

Thanks for this too Tim. I’m checking it out for future use.

On 4/2/2023 at 2:49 AM, msmcleod said:

Looking at the code, it looks like it's always a sticky toast - there's no ini setting to change this for audio export.

Hi Mark... Just providing an update.

Lord Time found the post in the 2022.11 Early Access...

It is implemented as a reg entry.

Tim provided the link here

Relief as the toast fades quickly into the digital sunset!

Thanks you one and all who tolerated my mania with re-discovering this small but comforting issue.

...and restoring at least SOME of my faith in a little sanity!

6 minutes ago, mettelus said:

reg files will add themselves to your registry when you double click them. Always be sure you know the source of the file before you activate one.

Ah, nice... I just reminded myself about the registry. I didn't think to look there where I'm sure to find it on my old DAW!

Thanks!

21 minutes ago, Lord Tim said:

Bam!

 

Thanks again Tim... Mow I've gotta find what to do with the reg files. I'm so burnt right now I can't remember so I'm searching...

12 minutes ago, Lord Tim said:

Bam!

 

Outstanding!

Thank you, m'Lord! ?

I'm so relieved I can’t tell you. I’ve been searching the closed forums but didn’t think to try 11 as the feature appeared earlier. Next time I'll know to extend my look beyond in both directions. ?

1 hour ago, Tim Elmore said:

You mentioned that it is still working on your old machine. Why not make a video of the Export Toast fading? That would end the debate over whether or not it is actually happening.

Thanks!

Nice idea. Could you point me to info on how to capture video of screen portion? I’ve not done that before. That machine is locked with win8.1

I truly am beginning to question my sanity.

I remember doing the edit and even needing to go back and fix a typo! ...and I export constantly! My workflow is in shock from the return of this... and to make is more difficult, my old daw is awaiting a replacement interface as I re-purposed my Audiobox 1818vsl to my new DAW. So that machine is only using the realtek driver for the moment, so I’m not sure what to expect...

2 hours ago, Andres Medina said:

I remember this setting was implemented for System Toasts, like updates availables, or other tasks... but not for the export toast. If I recall, there was a huge debate about it! But the toast stayed as it is.

Thanks Andres...

This is amazing! I'm a little "scared"... On my old daw, the toast fades after a few seconds. I specifically remember (I believe it was from Noel, but it could have been Morten). Gave us an ini command to add to the ini file. I keep trying to spot it and as of many hours repeated searches... I still can't be sure. I've seen some differences between the two ini files (old and new), but they don't seem to apply.

Could I really be losing it THAT badly? Have I been unconsciously clicking on it all this time and convincing myself it's been fading out? I guess it's possible, but somehow I don't think I'm that far gone yet...

Someone else must have implemented it other than me. I can't believe that of all the others who wanted this that I would be the only one who used it?

Sleep isn't gonna be so good tonight...

Ok... editing didn’t change it's status no I feel I must bump...

OK... This is starting to feel like a twilight zone episode. Everyone is responding to me as though I'm crazy, but I remember it clearly and it's working on my old machine! So somehow I applied the command that changes the behavior.

I've searched both ini files and I can't figure out which (if any) addressed this. I'm fairly certain it was Morten, no Noel who delivered it to us near the end of 2022.2 (2022.9?) testing when the new export dialog was introduced.

I've searched the Early release forums as well as I can and I can't seem to find it.

Please. Someone remind me of how to do this. The problem was being forced to click the toast message to remove it, so a setting was given us so that it would fade instead.

Please?

2 hours ago, rsinger said:

That will depend on how your drives are organized. I don't know windows internals, but I would think files get indexed when they're created or modified. If you only have system files on the C drive then it probably doesn't matter.

I have programs as well, but no audio/video (except for finished mixes) on my system drive. I guess it's ok to leave that drive indexed. I don't care about the search speed much as I rarely need it either...

22 hours ago, rsinger said:

NP. I turn off indexing on all drives. I don't mind if searches take a bit longer if my audio is snappy.

Is there an advantage on the C drive as well?

I'm rockin' great here right now using two external USB3 SSDs for audio and Instrument libraries and discovered a method of getting VSL (from Presonus and necessary to use audiobox 1818vsl, but stopped working when win10 arrived) working on windows 10! I'm floored as I really love what they did up to that point... Got Melodyne installed and updated to 5 at last! Abbey Road Studio 3 updated version! The list goes on. It's a whole new playworld for me with all the best of my collected past!

No matter... I digress.

Bottom line? All the tips have turned a truck into a race car!

I'm a happy camper... for the moment...? ?

54 minutes ago, rsinger said:

https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/pc-optimization-guide-for-windows-10/

 

Thanks rsinger!

I just finished those earlier this morning. Some excellent stuff. I had some done but couldn’t remember which drives to disable indexing. That was huge! 

Hi Gang...

OK,The new system is running a bit like a truck. Trying to remember and find the things needed to optimize for DAW use as this is my first win10 system requiring the power...

I’ve disabled all audio drivers except that for my interface (needs replacing only old usb2). I have separate drives for system, music, and instrument samples for such as Superior Drummer.

Should I (need I) turn off file indexing on any/all drives? I remember doing that in the past.

A pointer to info on win10 daw tweaking would be very appreciated.

Thanks

4 hours ago, msmcleod said:

Looking at the code, it looks like it's always a sticky toast - there's no ini setting to change this for audio export.

Thanks Mark...

Ok, then I’m dreaming?

I remember setting something so that the toast notice for export completion fades after a few seconds instead of requiring a click. It’s still working on my old daw. What did I add to change it. I think Noel was involved at the time during early release when the new export audio dialogue was introduced. Might not have gotten entered into documentation yet?

Building a new DAW - Always daunting the number of little details...

I remember we were given a new aud-ini entry that enabled the Export Audio Success Toast to fade...

But I can't remember theini entry.

Can anyone please remind me?

Thanks!

I got a notice (forced) to sign into bandlab but it keeps timing out. If I go to the bandlab page it shows that I'm logged in...

What's up?

Anybody?

6 hours ago, Larry Jones said:

Hey Keni! Let me know if and how you get the freebie Guitar Rig 3 working on your new setup. I just moved to a new/used PC and it comes up as a demo that needs serial number activation.

Didn’t get to try it yet but GR4 is in my list of available plugins. Maybe tomorrow I’ll get to try?

On 3/30/2023 at 2:52 AM, msmcleod said:

Earlier versions of SONAR rely on older versions of the Visual C++ Redistributable libraries.  These older versions were bundled with the older Windows operating systems at the time, but newer versions of Windows have newer versions of the VC++ redists.

The runtime bundled with CbB is an "all in one" VC++ redist, which includes all VC++ redists from 2015 onwards.  However VC++ redists prior to 2015 will have to be installed manually.

IIRC Sonar X1 was released in 2010, so it'll be using earlier redists.

The ones you may need to install manually:  2013, 2012, 2010  and maybe 2008.  I doubt if you'll need 2005, but you could install it as well if you have issues.

OK... That's not the problem (unless they weren't all installed at the time of the specific events? I have all those years as well as 20-15-2022

But The sonitus plugins are in the folder and show up in my available plugins... But wait! Hold the presses!

I just loaded one of the sonitus into the bus where the non-operating one is and would you believe it? It's working! So there's something it doesn't like about the version from my old machine to the version on the new machine. Maybe a different id#

I'm happy though. Easy enou gh for me to edit the places currently  in this situation and all future work will be fine! I had a problem like this with Rapture way back in the day with owning different copies over the years...

Whew! Relief!

Which microsoft redistribut C++ year was needed for the sonitus stuff? So far that's my only (and important) plugins that I've noticed yet... to fail like this. I know there has to be more and from the number of notices during install it feels like all the sonitus just might be the total or close.?

Just now, Keni said:

Hi Mark...

 

Stymied a bit now as this is now necessary. The sonitus plugins appear to be some of what failed during install.

Can yo u point me to some instructions on manually registering these plugins?

 

Thanks...

 

Hmmm... I just realized that you're talking about manually installing

On 3/30/2023 at 2:52 AM, msmcleod said:

Earlier versions of SONAR rely on older versions of the Visual C++ Redistributable libraries.  These older versions were bundled with the older Windows operating systems at the time, but newer versions of Windows have newer versions of the VC++ redists.

The runtime bundled with CbB is an "all in one" VC++ redist, which includes all VC++ redists from 2015 onwards.  However VC++ redists prior to 2015 will have to be installed manually.

IIRC Sonar X1 was released in 2010, so it'll be using earlier redists.

The ones you may need to install manually:  2013, 2012, 2010  and maybe 2008.  I doubt if you'll need 2005, but you could install it as well if you have issues.

Hmmm... I just realized that you were refering to manually installing the C++ libs, yes? I guess that might be why they failed to register. Almost everything I installed was 2005! Would it hurt if I installed the other years on top of maybe already having some/all? 200 5 sure did that plenty? Wou ld I then have to run regsvr individually for each failed plugin? How do I even discover that list? <sheesh> just realizing home much trouble this little part is..... ?

On 3/30/2023 at 2:52 AM, msmcleod said:

Earlier versions of SONAR rely on older versions of the Visual C++ Redistributable libraries.  These older versions were bundled with the older Windows operating systems at the time, but newer versions of Windows have newer versions of the VC++ redists.

The runtime bundled with CbB is an "all in one" VC++ redist, which includes all VC++ redists from 2015 onwards.  However VC++ redists prior to 2015 will have to be installed manually.

IIRC Sonar X1 was released in 2010, so it'll be using earlier redists.

The ones you may need to install manually:  2013, 2012, 2010  and maybe 2008.  I doubt if you'll need 2005, but you could install it as well if you have issues.

Hi Mark...

Stymied a bit now as this is now necessary. The sonitus plugins appear to be some of what failed during install.

Can yo u point me to some instructions on manually registering these plugins?

Thanks...

1 hour ago, Larry Jones said:

Hey Keni! Let me know if and how you get the freebie Guitar Rig 3 working on your new setup. I just moved to a new/used PC and it comes up as a demo that needs serial number activation.

Hi Larry...

I'll give a look as soon as I can get to it. Right now I'm more plagued that the sonitus plugins appear as if they're there, but are not able to load.... and I use the delay and modulator all over my work... sigh. There's still hope. I guess these are what need to be individually registered with regsvr as msmcleod mentions above. I need to investigate that first. I thought I saw GR 4 loading.... I'll look asap...

On 3/30/2023 at 2:52 AM, msmcleod said:

Earlier versions of SONAR rely on older versions of the Visual C++ Redistributable libraries.  These older versions were bundled with the older Windows operating systems at the time, but newer versions of Windows have newer versions of the VC++ redists.

The runtime bundled with CbB is an "all in one" VC++ redist, which includes all VC++ redists from 2015 onwards.  However VC++ redists prior to 2015 will have to be installed manually.

IIRC Sonar X1 was released in 2010, so it'll be using earlier redists.

The ones you may need to install manually:  2013, 2012, 2010  and maybe 2008.  I doubt if you'll need 2005, but you could install it as well if you have issues.

Thanks again Mark!

You always come through with great info.

 I’m not sure what you mean about manually. I guess registration of each individually? Not sure how important. I’m not feeling as though I’m missing things. X1 isn’t opening but 2, 3, & Platinum are ok and I’m already deep into setting up Bandlab!

Amazing myself with some of what I’m accomplishing. Cunning ways of getting old plugins (I’ve been doing this for a long time) installers? What’s that?

On 1/8/2020 at 11:25 AM, Bill Phillips said:

I don't think "bounce to clip" will work for a region effect. What I do for a Melodyne region effect is right click in the clip and select Region FX > Melodyne > Render Region FX. What I'd like to do is replace that operation with a keyboard shortcut.

I agree... and I'm trying to do that right now. I have it working on my other DAW but I'm not finding it in this one??? OK... I've got a way to look I think...

Yup... There it is. Last entry in Global Render Region FX Got it bound to me with promises again!