I have contributed to two recent threads involving AudioSnap and the "Transients Being Processed" error/warning. For a while I was tricked into believing that I understood how to enable/disable AudioSnap. Now I'm not so sure.
Here are the two recent threads:
http://forum.cakewalk.com...px?m=2717026&high= and
http://forum.cakewalk.com...px?m=2654335&high= I have a project with a few midi tracks and 3 audio tracks that gets the "Transients are being processed..." message when opening it. As far as I can see AudioSnap is not enabled on any track. I check this by selecting the clips in an audio track and then open the AudioSnap palette by pressing "A". On all three audio tracks the "Enable/Disable" button in the palette is Grey. The warning message persists. I turned AudioSnap "ON" on all three audio tracks by clicking the Grey enable/disable button and it turns Green.
With AudioSnap enabled I do not get the warning message. What is going on?
If I turn AudioSnap back OFF on the audio tracks, the transients warning message starts happening again.
Although the warning message is merely a nuisance, this behavior is really strange.
Maybe I don't understand the ON versus OFF state of the AudioSnap palette enable/disable button?
And another thing, the help for using the AudioSnap palette says "Except for the AudioSnap enable/disable command, the AudioSnap palette’s controls apply to the currently selected audio clip or clips." What the heck does that mean? There is no enable/disable command - there is an enable/disable button. Is it saying that the enable/disable command applies to the entire project rather than to the selected audio clip or clips?
Grrrrr......
--Larry