Has anyone else had problems getting this template to work in 8.01?

It works fine in 7.2 and I can save and then open that project in 8.01, but creating a new project from scratch in 8.01 won't work.

Any ideas?

Fantastic. You the man.

On the template why are all the send areas set to 'off'? The send levels have been adjusted but they are all turned off. Do they need to be on?

Thanks for the template, by the way.

ORIGINAL: montezuma
On the template why are all the send areas set to 'off'? The send levels have been adjusted but they are all turned off. Do they need to be on?

been

Just turn them on and adjust to taste...or keep 'em off!

Thanks Jonas

ORIGINAL: edentowers

Has anyone else had problems getting this template to work in 8.01?

It works fine in 7.2 and I can save and then open that project in 8.01, but creating a new project from scratch in 8.01 won't work.

In case anyone is interested I opened an empty project I'd created in 7.2 using the template, and then saved that from Sonar 8.01 overwriting the non-working template. It then worked. Strange!

Edit: Oh, and thanks very much Jonas. It's really useful.
Phil

Jonas, I loaded your template yesterday morning. Never came out of the studio until about 9:00 pm last night. The template is awesome. I did a little tweaking, added ezdrummer to it, made a female vocalist, and a male vocalist template. I actually recorded a Johnny Cash tune yesterday for fun. (Folsom Prison Blues)
Anyway, I have a couple of questions.
What is the purpose of the sub (do not touch)?
May seem like an obvious question, but is there a reason that the eq's have presets but are not turned on/activated?
This isn't a question: I think CamelCrusher really adds allot to the sound.
Now I can't remember some of the other questions.
Thanks again, this will be my go to template for sure.

Thank you jonas - I think we all know just how time consuming this sort of thing can be, you've saved a lot of people a lot of effort.

What is the purpose of the sub (do not touch)?
May seem like an obvious question, but is there a reason that the eq's have presets but are not turned on/activated?

The submaster bus is there to allow the splitting of the stereo signal to two seperate mono signals. Jonas maintains that by doing this, it helps to a create wider sounding mix. I haven't made any comparisons to the more standard way of routing, but it doesn't cause any harm doing it this way.

The presets on the EQ's (as well as other effects) are there as a guide or starting point. They are not intended to be absolutely used in every situation on every mix. Every mix will require different choices and settings, so they are there available and ready to go if and when you need them.

Yeah...what Dave said !