tparker24

Right click on the very left in Piano Roll View, on either the piano keys, or the numbers. This opens the Note Names Dialog box. See this for more: https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Instrument_Defs.09.html

You can do this in Piano Roll View. Click on the left piano display on the note C3, that will select all of them. Then you can Mute them by Shift + Right Click on any of the C3 notes.

My favorite way is to look in the Event Inspector, in the Control Bar.

When I double-click on a MIDI note, the Note Properties dialog appears:

Good one! I run into this all the time. If I mute notes in PRV, they're almost impossible to see them in their muted state (unless you hover the mouse over where you think they are located).

You can see what Marker you're currently on, in the Markers Module, located in the Control Bar. I see you have your Markers Module collapsed, so you can hover the mouse over it to see the current marker: Or if you keep your Markers Module open, like I always do, you can always see the current marker, as Sonar plays:

Yes, you can assign a hot key to Duplicate Track(s):

I think you just need to change from SOS (Sound on Sound) to Comping, in the recording options.

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I just noticed that the doc for procdump at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procdump says to use "-mm" for a mini dump (and that -ma gets a full dump): -mm Write a 'Mini' dump file. (default) -ma Write a 'Full' dump file. So, which option should I use -ma or -mm to create the minidump for you?

Another freebie that I use, is LosslessCut. Great for quick trims and cuts. https://www.videohelp.com/software/LosslessCut

Exact same for me. Bummer.

You could try going to https://showscale.com and clicking on the notes of your piece. It will show possibles scales (keys).

How about: Z+Lasso (You can then unzoom with Alt+Z. And re-zoom with Shift+Alt+Z)

This one seems to come close: Ctrl+Alt+H which is Show and Fit Selection. (You can then unzoom with Alt+Z. And re-zoom with Shift+Alt+Z)