I had originally done a "fix" in haste, based on a comment someone else had made. Frankly I did not have time to test it out...I should have...the original Monitorizer is fine as is. In the immortal words of Emily Litella..."never mind."

I also note that the A/B button just mutes is that intended?

Wookiee
I also note that the A/B button just mutes is that intended?

Yes, absolutely! Remember that this is a Send effect, not an Insert effect. You could do the same thing by muting the bus (or Aux Track) it's in, but I thought it would be convenient to have the mute on the GUI itself as you would likely be adjusting controls at the same time, and the mute button for the bus might be hidden behind something else.

Anderton
Remember that this is a Send effect, not an Insert effect.

For folks like me who never RTFM (till I break something), I have nothing to "remember"

mettelus

Anderton
Remember that this is a Send effect, not an Insert effect.

For folks like me who never RTFM (till I break something), I have nothing to "remember"

When someone comes up to me and says they had read a manual I'd written, I always used to joke and say "So you're the one! I knew you were out there somewhere!!" But over the years I've come to realize maybe it's not a joke. 
 
I should put "this is a send effect" in the graphics for the GUI. I bet that would be helpful.

AndertonWhen someone comes up to me and says

...aren't you supposed to be taking a break??

Is there some way to get the browser's search filter to find FX Chains like it can plugins?  I just assumed I could find Monitorizer by typing it into the search field, which of course comes up blank, for all FX Chain searches.  Is there some way to expand Sonar's search range to include everything?  Seems strange it doesn't search the FX Chain folders. 
 
Using Google I was unable to find anything so I'm hoping someone knows if there is some secret sauce to tell Sonar that I'd really like it to search the FX Chain folder also.
 

pwalpwal

AndertonWhen someone comes up to me and says

...aren't you supposed to be taking a break??

I have been, but if someone is having a problem with something I created, I really need to address it. As well as address humorous posts by Mettelus  (a lot of his posts give me my laugh for the day, so I want to encourage him). And I will post my tip of the week later today.
 
But I've basically not posted for the better part of a week, because I really did need a break...I don't need to be here, so no point subjecting myself to frustration from a few people. But even I wanted to be here more, going forward my time will continue to be limited for at least the rest of the year, what with Pro Reviews starting back up on Harmony Central, and my involvement with Gibson's planning for both CES and NAMM. Nonetheless, when I come up with ways to get the most out of SONAR - which after all, is the purpose of this forum - I will most definitely share those tips, and will try to monitor for questions I can answer.

Your presents is always extremely welcomed Craig. We also know its important to take a little time off from time to time. We all have at some point.
 
One thing is for sure you are missed when you are not here.  

Anderton

Wookiee
I also note that the A/B button just mutes is that intended?

Yes, absolutely! Remember that this is a Send effect, not an Insert effect. You could do the same thing by muting the bus (or Aux Track) it's in, but I thought it would be convenient to have the mute on the GUI itself as you would likely be adjusting controls at the same time, and the mute button for the bus might be hidden behind something else.

Doh!