Just had my first bad experience with take lanes - with a client sitting there.
You cannot copy from a take lane to a track - it kept pasting itself onto a Midi track...two tracks up from where we wanted it.
You cannot bounce to clips, then drag to a track either.
That sure would make comping a simple drag n' drop experience...
We had to first bounce to clips, then solo each track and bounce to tracks for each segment that we wanted to keep.
Zoom would be great too if it worked like it does in tracks.
The numbering of take lanes also needs to be looked at as well.
When you clone a track for a new section of the song, and loop record to take lanes in the new track, the lanes start with the next # take, rather than starting at 1. (Since it's cloned, it thinks it's the same track. The work-around is setting up a new track, but that slows you down...)
This is huge when the client is starting to monitor his band member's takes, starts at 1, only to find out Sonar X2's take lanes started counting takes in this track at 17... A little simple math, but it throws you a curve that slows you down...
I agree that take lanes are a great idea, and if they worked, would be a better way to loop record, but I'm going back to multiple tracks option for loop recording, for easier editing.
Yep - Wanta' love those Take Lanes... Just can't yet...
MG