Nope, not locked - possessed maybe.

Bob Bone

Bizarre more like. You're not still celebrating new year with a drink by any chance?

No - but I might start drinking now.

Bob Bone

I believe this is something to do with these measures being created with Step Sequencer.

If I open Step Sequencer for the measures, no data shows up, even though there is data.

Also, when I go to PRV, no data shows for these measures, even though it is there.

Bob Bone

I'm out of ideas here. I wish it worked but I don't know why it isn't. 

Sorry Bob. Not a good way to start off the new year.

I click on some tracks (all created with Step Sequencer), and I can see the steps that were entered.

Other tracks, I cannot.  Further, when I click on one of the drum track measures for one that was created in 9/4, it opens Step Sequencer with no steps, and it also shows a 4/4 measure, instead of the 9/4 it was created with.

Bob Bone

John


I'm out of ideas here. I wish it worked but I don't know why it isn't. 

Sorry Bob. Not a good way to start off the new year.

It's driving me bonkers.  Thanks for responding this early on a brain-dead day.


Bob Bone

I am predicting we're about to witness the creation of the first SONAR work around kludge of the new year.







I have never understood why the PRV isn't called step sequencer.


Good luck.


best regards,
mike

Well, it is something to do with that particular track.

Other tracks in the project, all created with Step Sequencer, allow me to delete, no problem.

So grrrrrr to this track, but it is the only one I need to edit, and it would suck big time to have to re-enter these events.  It is a drum track, from a Bill Bruford tune.  It HURT the first time I entered the drums, going back a second time would make my head explode, like a penguin on the telly.

Bob Bone

mike_mccue


I am predicting we're about to witness the creation of the first SONAR work around kludge of the new year.







I have never understood why the PRV isn't called step sequencer.


Good luck.


best regards,
mike

Glad I saved some party favors.  I'd love a work-around - got one?


Bob Bone