cloning a track, MUTE affects both?

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2015/05/29 18:31:44 (permalink)

cloning a track, MUTE affects both?

How can I stop Sonar from linking back to an original from a cloned track? "Link to Original Clips" is not selected, however when I try to mute either the original track or the cloned track, the MUTE affects both...
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    scook
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    Re: cloning a track, MUTE affects both? 2015/05/29 18:35:28 (permalink)
    Don't clone instrument tracks, create a new instrument track and copy the MIDI data or split the instrument track and clone the MIDI track.
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    Re: cloning a track, MUTE affects both? 2015/05/29 18:36:14 (permalink)
    Hi. Maybe you have them grouped?
    Best of luck.

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    Re: cloning a track, MUTE affects both? 2015/05/29 18:38:25 (permalink)
    My money is on this being a simple instrument track. Cloning them locks the tracks together as one.
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    Re: cloning a track, MUTE affects both? 2015/05/29 18:52:21 (permalink)
    It could definitively be so. My suggestion was just from the top of my head (And those suggestions are something to take with a (HUGE) grain of salt)
    Anyway, best of luck.

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    Re: cloning a track, MUTE affects both? 2015/05/29 18:54:49 (permalink)
    Cloning instrument tracks has been the subject of some lengthy threads such as http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/2856182 although grouping is a possibility.
    post edited by scook - 2015/05/29 19:02:35
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    Re: cloning a track, MUTE affects both? 2015/05/30 00:56:44 (permalink)
    scook
    My money is on this being a simple instrument track. Cloning them locks the tracks together as one.




    BINGO! Give the man a cookie  Thanks Scook, I will follow your tip above :)
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