Where do you guys dig up these years and years and years old threads??

For me is not a old threads because Sonar not have this feature after a lot of upgrades.this days I was watching a video from a composer Blakus to learn more about orchestration with samples libraries, then i see he uses a keyswitch panel in piano roll in Cubase like a control o velocity panel.
I don't use Cubase then i don't know it have this tool.
I think there is a important tool to include it in Sonar.
i can't believe people talking about request track colors or a lot the basic features in new Sonar version.Nothing talking about a real important tool like this to work with big libraries.

I don't know Cubase and I don't work much with orchestral libraries, but I would think Drum Maps (a misnomer as they are really all-purpose MIDI maps) would address the primary need to see keyswitch labels in the PRV.

The forum should lock threads after a year in the dust bin..READ ONLY FILE . 
Then when people dig them up they can start a new thread and just post a link to the old one. 
Google will be digging up 12 year old posts soon.. 
" My P2 400 Mz laptop won't recognize Cakewalk 1.0" . as the Title is a dead giveaway.. 
 

brundlefly
I don't know Cubase and I don't work much with orchestral libraries, but I would think Drum Maps (a misnomer as they are really all-purpose MIDI maps) would address the primary need to see keyswitch labels in the PRV.

Quite right Steve.
 
Reading this thread again, my workflow as alluded to in my [much] earlier post has totally changed since i bought EWQLSO Platinum. Now, all my articulations are controlled by their own Drum Map - I have about 40 or so in my orchestral template - and this works superbly for me.