set your audio options to wasapi or wdm instead of asio that way the drivers can be shared with the screen recorder.  that's always a pain...

swamptooth
set your audio options to wasapi or wdm instead of asio that way the drivers can be shared with the screen recorder.  that's always a pain...

Thanks ... but got it done via ASIO4ALL. Just had to change something at the mixer. But I think I messed something up with my last post and the link to YouTube. At least between the tags there is the correct link.

swamptooth
ok! nice job for a first vid... :D
the issue that we're having here is multiple instances of cream using midi out at the same time.  i thought you had that working somehow!  perhaps i misread your other post, but that's what i concluded from your posts.  
if you can get that working i'd like to see!
 
btw... the vids are totally fun to do and are invaluable when dealing with support questions!

OOps ... thought you was interested in this one ... well I have two instances too ... after first experience with video capturing ... and having some time to spend ... I'll try this one also ... so stay tuned ... ;)

lawp
not a cream bug no, a multiple instances of any midi-out vsts, long standing sonar bug,try searching the forum

That was unnecessary.  I didn't know what the issue was so I could hardly search for the issue regarding midi-out vsts.   

satyatunes
This is THE best arpeggiator plugin. I saw a similar thread in their official forum in KVR. I am sure Arto must be working on a fix as we speak.

sorry ULTRABRA, should've quoted the above, was trying to put focus on sonar rather than cream for the fix :)

arm the midi tracks that are going into kontakt to record, and record the input from cream.
any chance you can email me that test project?  i'll shoot you a message with my email address.

works fine in live 9 & studio one 2.6 ;)

swamptooth
arm the midi tracks that are going into kontakt to record, and record the input from cream.
any chance you can email me that test project?  i'll shoot you a message with my email address.

Next update - and I pray that you will not think I am going mad - guys it's weird ... really weird ...
 
Why, I have seen a ghost in Sonar - fumbling with the buttons.
 
After some unsuccessful experimenting with Sonar setups I recognized that my synths did not longer "listen" to the Creams? The mixer channel showed up with the keyboard to be the midi input - what???
 
I switched each track-input back to it's dedicated Cream output, disarmed - rearmed the recording for each synth track - did a recording - just to check - and - NO CROSSRECORDING - CLEAN TRACKS - UNBELIEVABLE :D
 
Well - this had to be checked and done again. So I deleted the recordings, and after rewinding to zero I hit the recording button. Result: Cross recording as before - okay - here we are again ... :(
 
But than I recognized, that my synth tracks again "listened" to the keyboard???
 
And this is very very weird. The button on the track/mixing channel showed clearly my keyboard as the input - but the check-symbol on the drop down, where you set the input channel, was set to Cream??? After switching the synths back to Cream again the tracks recorded without cross-over.
 
Could anybody be nice to try to repeat this and tell me that he also has a "ghost"? Otherwise I should consider a visit at the doctor ;)
 
EDIT:
 
Now I am very sure - it's a SONAR issue. Why, I played a little with my ghost.
 
First: If a synth track is armed for recording than the ghost switches the midi-input (as described above) if I delete the recorded midi content of this track. Delete --> Switch. If a synth track is not armed and the midi content is deleted, the ghost does nothing.
 
Second: Now, after recording at this state I get cross-over recording in the "switched track" and clean recording in the "unswitched" track.
 
Doesn't solve the problem, but should shade some light on it. At least we have a hint for a workaround...

@soundraider - 
i had a duh moment last night about why cream was working well in kontakt.  i forgot that you need to specify the midi channel for each instrument in a kontakt plugin, which would act as a filter against the other instances of cream on other channels.  even though the midi tracks in sonar are picking up all the cream data from both instances, they are being filtered through kontakt's channel input options and not being heard.  silly me. *facepalm*

@ swamptooth
 
did you receive the files? Yes - the trick with the Kontakt midi input filters took my some time also - but this was the reason that I mentioned it before in post #20. Sorry for not having pointed out this more obviously.

stevec
I've never worked with these type of plugins myself, but should I choose to do so at some point in the future - very likely - I'm glad to see you've been able to really narrow down what's happening.    Well done!
 

Absolutely!! +1
I'm still wanting to buy Kirnu Cream (even with these issues).