[IMPLEMENTED] - Mix Recall doesn't save "mutes" ??

the solo function acts weird, not soloing the correct number of tracks...but at least some are working.  The mute definitely isn't working and should be to my understanding as a "track control" as listed in the documentation.
 
fader position...stuff like that IS working.   Wonder about 'automation' envelopes as such now too.

I was hoping others had used Mix Recall..  and was also wondering anyone else having issues.  I tend to think it is specific to me or my system, as it was an advertised, new feature, which I'm sure Cake tested right side up...upside down and many other variations.

I didn't try it with single mutes...I did several per "mix recall".  Let me try singles and see what's up.
 
edit...
nope single mutes or solos don't toggle between mix recall scenes. 

I noticed that also about the mix scenes incrementing up even after deleting but haven't looked into it yet. There is a dropdown box for Mix Recall and at the bottom it has a settings tab ,you may want to check and make sure that all the pertinent stuff is checked that you want it to control.

I tried the solo buttons on mine ,different configurations across 3 scenes and it worked as expected. Sorry I don't know what to tell you to get it working for you on your machine.
 

I tried it for the first time tonight and found it doesn't save changes made to buss outputs (in my case from a headphone amp to/from monitors) from scene to scene. That surprised me.

Also how can I change the location of where the "MixRecall" folder gets created ? It's on my desktop and driving me crazy.

Thx folks.

I'm having the same problem. 
 
The project has seven tracks. The first mix mutes tracks 4-7, the second mutes 2-4. Switching between them doesn't change which tracks are muted.
 
I haven't yet tried it on a different project to see the behavior is peculiar to this particular project.

Yes and thx

Hey Noel, just curious, is it expected behavior to have Mix Recall not retain bus output routing? Just wondering if I should file a bug report....
 
Dean
 
EDIT - in fact, now that I check it looks like output routing isn't retained for tracks either...

As in the current implementation routing is not part of mix recall. I explained this in another post.
We are going to try and save just the basic output assignments as part of the scene for the next update. i.e. track and bus outputs will be restored. Sends are already handled by enabling or disabling them.
 
General routing is a much bigger can of worms since you could have added and removed buses etc. If you bring in a scene that had extra buses or fewer buses the behavior could be unexpected which is why this was intentionally not done.

I tried the same thing as noted above.  First I saved the current mix scene.  Then I muted the vocal on the single vocal track and saved that as another scene.  I thought I'd be able to quickly switch between 'vox' and 'no vox' mixes.  No such luck. 
 
The first disappointment was that the change between mix scenes took about 30 seconds. The 'no vox' mix did work OK, though.  Then, when I changed back to the original mix (which took another 30 seconds or so) the mix was missing a few tracks. By that I mean a few tracks just wouldn't play. Horns and drums were audible but bass and some other things were gone.The tracks were still there but they just wouldn't play.
 
Other than the vocal track and one analog guitar track, everything else in the project is an instrument track.
 
Anyway, the only way to recover was to not save the project (which I fortunately didn't do) close it and reopen it.  Everything came back to normal.  I should also mention that during a one of these attempts to use 'mix recall' I also managed to completely crash SONAR Platinum.
 
I was not convinced of the usefulness of this feature for my own work flow but now I don't mind saying that I'm kind of terrified to use it anyway since it seems to break my project in an unrecoverable way.

I was working on a project and have 30+ audio trks, plugins all over the place, and I have used 'Mix Recall" extensively. Haven't had a problem with it at all. In fact it has proven to be an extremely useful mixing tool.
 
I wonder if the above problems could be solved by just freezing the instrument trks. Or just out right converting them to audio?

Noal according to handbook guidelines we are now supposed to put in [Implemented] in subject title and lock the thread so I've done this.

Hopefully we will see more subject titles in threads here changing soon !

Thanks.