Sidroe
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Forums seem overly quiet
Since the fixes started appearing, this forum seems somewhat quiet. I guess it was so active when X1 first came out and the chaos was going on. I was just wondering if so many people left Sonar as thier platform and moved to something else, or are we all busy making music. This forum has always been one of my favorite places to visit over the years and if it weren't for you guys I would not have been able to learn as much about audio and midi as I do. Just seems that the topics are stuck on just a few threads that are old instead of new info. Not complaining, just wondering. I noticed also that the Producer and Studio forum is just about dead in there. I know we have to move on to the new X1 way of doing things, but it is sad to see that forum so quiet. Again, Thanks to Brandon, Seth, and all the guys for hanging in there thru all the flak. I know it has been a tough go but it looks like we all may have turned the corner. 
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Kalle Rantaaho
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 06:41:28
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Quiet? This is still more active than the "regular" SONAR forum has been in several years.
And strikingly many newcomers here.
It's SONAR Producer etc. forum that's gotten quiet. Not to mention Home Studio, LE and Music Creator, sometimes only 2-3 posts a week.
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edjay
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 06:42:30
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Well, "Gearslutz" is probably the last place in the universe, but I've had some good tips and discussion there.
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chuckebaby
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 08:36:39
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edjay
Well, "Gearslutz" is probably the last place in the universe, but I've had some good tips and discussion there.
i hear ya..ive been slowly posting more over at krv and gear slutz,i had an issue yesterday in here with someone and im just about done here for awhile.so if you guys dont see me for a while,you know why..peace
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LANEY
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 08:46:21
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Busy making music for me. I have to have three songs finished before May for my publisher.
Sonar X1 is rockin awesome!
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SilkTone
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 11:34:56
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I'm one of the big complainers on this forum, but I have since moved on to a functional DAW so I only come here very rarely. Studio One Pro is now my DAW of choice. Unfortunately I'm stuck with Sonar when I need to work on older projects.
Until they fix CWBRN-1336, Sonar is a useless pile of junk to me. I've decided I'm no longer going to wait around and hope the next patch fixes this very old bug, all while endlessly paying for updates. At least Studio One can get basic MIDI routing right. No more bleeding MIDI events over to the wrong tracks, and no more crashing when having more than one VSTi sending MIDI events out. What a concept!
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brundlefly
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 11:59:44
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I have since moved on to a functional DAW so I only come here very rarely. Studio One Pro is now my DAW of choice. Studio One has its own issues for me: http://forum.cakewalk.com/fb.ashx?m=2230884 I haven't been able to get anyone to confirm or refute this.
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StarTekh
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 12:01:33
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SilkTone
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 12:13:50
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brundlefly
I have since moved on to a functional DAW so I only come here very rarely. Studio One Pro is now my DAW of choice.
Studio One has its own issues for me:
http://forum.cakewalk.com/fb.ashx?m=2230884
I haven't been able to get anyone to confirm or refute this.
According to the latest Studio One reference manual addendum: "It is now possible to specify a Record Offset in milliseconds under the Options/Advanced/MIDI menu, in order to correct for incorrect timing with any MIDI device." I checked, the setting is available in the latest version.
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edjay
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 12:16:06
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Studio One? Never erd of it.....omg, not more software to look at? Glad to see you're all feeling inventive. :)
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brundlefly
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 12:25:19
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SilkToneAccording to the latest Studio One reference manual addendum: "It is now possible to specify a Record Offset in milliseconds under the Options/Advanced/MIDI menu, in order to correct for incorrect timing with any MIDI device." I checked, the setting is available in the latest version. I'm talking about real-time MIDI echo delay. I hit a key, and the echoed MIDI comes back out of my interface approx. 13ms later (2ms for normal hardware delays plus 11ms for S1 to echo it). No way an offset is going to make that go away.
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bapu
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 12:43:11
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StarTekh
Humm Doggies !!
Don't know that "Doggies" tune. Can you provide a EweTube link?
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daryl1968
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Re:Forums seem overly quiet
2011/04/18 12:43:37
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but it is sad to see that forum so quiet
If you need a chat, you could try Facebook 
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