• SONAR
  • [Solved] Silent Busses Detected...eh? (p.2)
2013/09/10 12:04:36
jackson white
ston
Actually, that could be it, thanks.  I couldn't see how to delete the send so set it to 'none'.  'Delete Send' is in the drop-down list of send targets is it?




"Delete Send" is at the bottom of the drop down list. Has fixed the problem every time for me. 
2013/09/11 22:01:51
rodreb
I have this happening all the time. Strange thing is, the bus it references doesn't even exist in the project.
2013/09/12 05:00:41
ston
jackson white
"Delete Send" is at the bottom of the drop down list. Has fixed the problem every time for me. 


Yup, that solved it - ta!
2014/12/13 18:48:35
MGMitchell
Drat I have the same thing in my new X3e but when i open edit preferences/init. file, it's nothing but empty boxes and with no drop down list in sight.
2014/12/14 03:13:51
FastBikerBoy
There is no drop down, you have to enter it manually.
 
  1. Go to Prefs--->File--->Initialization File
  2. In the "Option" entry box type WarnSilentBusses
  3. In the "Value" entry box type 0
  4. Click on "Set"
 
In the area to the top you should now see WarnSilentBusses=0. That's a zero by the way not an O. Close and restart Sonar and you shouldn't get the warning again.
 
HTH
 
 
2015/01/31 15:00:55
Aged Funk
My buses went silent right in the middle of editing (inputting notes).  
2015/01/31 16:10:01
Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]
scook
I was under the impression that once the error is detected, a flag is set in the project and it does not ever get reset. If the warning message is a problem, it can be suppressed by setting WarnSilentBuses to 0 in Preferences > File > Initialization File. To get to the "Initialization File" setting make sure the Advanced radio button is selected at the bottom of the Preferences dialog.


No there is no flag for this. Damn scook you actually got something wrong :)
Its dynamically detected by looking for any outputs or sends that go nowhere. i.e "--None--". When that happens its normally not intended and you could have some tracks in your project not sounding.
That is the sole reason for this warning. in 90% of the scenarios its something like this which is why we have retained the warning message. I asked in the forums some time ago and people voted to leave the warning in since it serves a useful purpose sometimes :)
 
2015/01/31 16:35:15
Karyn
Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]
 

No there is no flag for this. Damn scook you actually got something wrong :)


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2015/01/31 16:39:53
ampfixer
I had that error in X1 and it disappeared until Platinum. Why it returned now I have no idea. I just ignore it and everything seems fine.
2015/01/31 17:10:58
FastBikerBoy
ampfixer
I had that error in X1 and it disappeared until Platinum. Why it returned now I have no idea. I just ignore it and everything seems fine.




Ini file entry maybe? See earlier post #15 for more info, although I'm not sure why the ini file wouldn't be copied across at install time. 
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