Bristol_Jonesey

I would have simply put a volume envelope across the entire recording and drop it where necessary

Apart from Bandlab membership ?

Nope, they'll be perfectly safe. Remember, reinstalling CbB wil NOT reinstate Dim Pro - this was part of previous SONAR installations and never included with CbB

Have you ever hit F5 to refresh the DP Browser?

It would have been intersting to know if it happened with a track envelope as opposed to a clip

Thr first stage of successfully installing DP as a plugin is to configure it as a standalone first - this you seem to have done The next stage as Glenn says above is to scan your plugins, making sure the .dll is in a path that is scanned

what happens if you swap the clip automation for a track volume envelope?

No, the automation doesn't, but the audio will, and might cure it. Bit of a long shot but you never know

Sometimes, bouncing the clip to itself solves problems like this. Nothing to lose by trying it

Might be a good idea at this point to talk about your driver settings. What are they? What are your buffers set to?

Thank you John. I hope the others take this on board.

In that case I'd like to know what you mean by a "nag screen" if it isn't the one regarding activation?

So whereabouts in the clip is this happening? Is it on a transition point or on a linear section of envelope?

Instead of jumping vertically up/down between sections, try offsetting the nodes ever so slightly so that the line goes up/down on a bit of a diagonal.

Nag screen and reactivation are the same thing. If you search through the posts from the last couple of days you'll find it.

They have also stated that this constant need to reactivate will be switched off in the near future. You are worrying needlessly

Look for the gear icon in the plugin header Uncheck Enable Plugin DPI Awareness

That was it - Gobbler, not Landr. My bad

Track icons are here on my system C:\Cakewalk Content\Sonar\Track Icons

I seem to remember back in the day, possibly X3 or Platinum, that SONAR users could make use of Landr? Was it a mastering service? Asset files were created for this purpose. I think ?

I'm done with this Seems like certain people have lost the ability to reason and are wrapped up in conspiracy theories Might as well join a flat earth group

Maybe you don't but that wasn't the point

To be fair you won't reclaim an awful lot of disc space by uninstalling. The help file (62.689Mb) is bigger than the executable (36.275Mb)

Ah but will it stop the wailing and gnashing of teeth?

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