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http://www.cakewalk.com/P...ng-Updates#In-The-Oven

Ripples need editing?
I eat my ripples the way they come.

Ripple editing? What's next Mad Dog 20/20 tracking?
 
Rocky

>> Ripple Editing
 
I've no idea what this is, but I kinda hope I can change a bar in the middle of my project from 4/4 to 7/8 and not
have the rest of the project off by a beat.
 

Ripple editing is common with video editing software. It opens up space and closes spaces automatically when you insert and delete material. It basically solves a lot of the issues people have when doing arrangements in SONAR with inserting, deleting, or moving large blocks of data.
 
Sony Vegas has an excellent ripple editing implementation. If SONAR's is even close, it will be very, very welcome.

Anderton
Ripple editing is common with video editing software. It opens up space and closes spaces automatically when you insert and delete material. It basically solves a lot of the issues people have when doing arrangements in SONAR with inserting, deleting, or moving large blocks of data.
 
Sony Vegas has an excellent ripple editing implementation. If SONAR's is even close, it will be very, very welcome.

Did you see Sony sold their "Creative Software" division to MAGIX?

http://forum.cakewalk.com...spx?m=3426601&fp=1

I found this (Reaper):
http://wiki.cockos.com/wiki/index.php/Options_Menu_Bar#Ripple_Editing
 
 

Anderton
Ripple editing is common with video editing software. It opens up space and closes spaces automatically when you insert and delete material. It basically solves a lot of the issues people have when doing arrangements in SONAR with inserting, deleting, or moving large blocks of data.

 
What a delightful name for a bug fix. 
 

Ripple editing would be very cool.   Wish this feature was around a couple of years ago when I was scoring to Picture everyday.  When I would receive an updated version of a project, you really had to know your way around Sonar to add and delete time and be very careful.   It was not hard to mess something up and turn things into a nightmare.   Ripple editing should remove that issue.
 
If SONAR adds ripple editing, updates notation editing and works on Mac OS,  there is no reason it will not become the premiere DAW for film scoring.
 
 
 

And then there's this
 
https://youtu.be/JT8zLTaKxeE