George D

I'm running Kemper as Master. How can use Sonar as Slave so to use the clock source of Kemper as Master?

I turn the clock source of my sound device to SPDIF. When I start Cakewalk the clock turns to USB. How can I avoid this? Appreciate for the help!

Pro Tools will never delete automatically the files. Is your option. Also if manually you delete them you can find them in the trash bin. I'm saying again, it's an option whatever everyone prefer.

I understand but would be nice to have the option like Pro Tools as I've said.

So there is not any option like Pro Tools where you can split the track then delete the part that you don't want and automatically the existing file reduces the size..... Maybe an option for improvement in an update....

I am doing editng. So, I am splitting a track and I'm deleting the part that I don't need. In my disc (SSD) remains the whole audio file of the track. Is there any option in Cakewalk/Sonar to split the two parts of the track to separate audio tracks so to have the option to delete it and use the remaining space of the SSD?

Thanks for the answer but if I do manually the right-click and group them I edit all the layers too that I don't want to.

I want to record and edit all my drum group (kick,snare,hihat etc.) together or my M/S guitar recording or Bass Amp/DI track etc. Can I do a group with the tracks and edit one of them and my fixes/replacements/edits take place to other tracks of the group? Thanks for your help.

But you said that the PDC isn't working the same way. When the light is off then pdc is on and working. Did I understant it right?

But the FX are also off when the light of the button is on....

When PDC is enabled the latency is compensated according to the manual. As you can see in the picture is the PDC enabled or disabled?

Right! Thanks a lot!

Ah, ok! I thought that there will be some way. Thank you again.

Thanks but this video is not answering to my question.

How can I automate the velocity of a midi clip? Can't find an option in automation lanes.