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Thanks to everyone for your help on this, I think I've got it now!

So I was just fiddling around with a song that I hadn't saved for a bit and was fiddling with a plug incessantly during playback - I crashed Sonar but VIOLA, a message popped up telling me the cwp had been saved ... Thanks, Bandlab folks for adding this. Timbo

The story of my life, I'm afraid!

Sorry, I've edited the original post - I asked the same question twice as SK pointed out instead of the vice versa. Thanks for all replies!

Thanks! I'm like that too (maybe you're not stubborn and older and don't like newfangled thangs, but I am!), but I'm really trying to learn to use and take advantage of Sonar's newer features. PS The first time I read your post I read "invertebrate" ...

Hi all, 2 questions: a) When I save a scene, have I saved the project? I ask because there is a star next to the project name at the top left of the screen. 2) Vice versa, when I save a project have I also saved the scene? I ask because there is a star next to the project name at the top left of the screen. This process is not intuitive to me ... Thanks, Timbo

I'm saying "Wow, thanks for this!" for 2 reasons: 1) great work and thanks for sharing 2) I can't figure out another way to subscribe to the post so I have it in my "manage followed content" area Timbo

Thanks, the enabling worked and it has put the 4 in a strange place on my plugin menu: vst2 = program files = cakewalk = shared utilities = internal I wish I knew how to edit the menu that shows up.

Actually I'm trying to get that not to happen! Timbo

That's what I do but the behaviour is completely different than it was from X3 and earlier. Try my example and you'll see (I hope!).

Hi all, Welcome here and all that and Merry Ho Ho and all that. I have been having an issue with the way envelopes are happening. I came here from X3, which handled them much better. I don't know if anyone else is having the same issue and it's difficult to describe. For example, I have a volume envelope that I create 2 nodes on so I can decrease the volume and make the envelope between them a Jump. If I place another node after the second node and made the area between nodes 2 and 3 a slow curve and then try to change the 2nd node's volume, CWB turns the envelope between 1 and 2 into a linear. I don't think this happened in X3. I have myriad examples of strange(r) things happening with envelopes. Am I doing something wrong, or do others experience the same? Timbo

Great thanks, maybe there's a mod to move this question. Timbo

Hi all, Welcome here and all that and Merry Ho Ho and all that. I have been having an issue with the way envelopes are happening. I came here from X3, which handled them much better. I don't know if anyone else is having the same issue and it's difficult to describe. For example, I have a volume envelope that I create 2 nodes on so I can decrease the volume and make the envelope between them a Jump. If I place another node after the second node and made the area between nodes 2 and 3 a slow curve and then try to change the 2nd node's volume, CWB turns the envelope between 1 and 2 into a linear. I don't think this happened in X3. I have myriad examples of strange(r) things happening with envelopes. Am I doing something wrong, or do others experience the same? Timbo Timbo