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Thanks for the info. It was three years ago with whatever version or WFA was available, and not directly comparable. I'll have to revisit. I have no X Elite and have no plans to get one, but I was looking at the Signal65 emulation results, and they seem to be quite good for x86. But the main takeawa...

I did manage to get it to run using Parallels on the Mac Studio. But the x86 emulation done by Windows ARM is so slow, it's basically useless for CPU-intensive programs like DAWs, video editors, etc. If X Elite supports the little endian addressing mode (x86) that Apple Silicon features, then you mi...

130Mhz seems a bit high if you doing a hard cut, but okay for a gradual roll-off. That's right in the middle of the low-end of a bass guitar. 120Hz roll-off is generally more to reduce rumble, boom, and unwanted noise. EQ is a delicate thing, though you're on the right track with cutting rather than...

As to changes, you'd think these would be documented as they go with someone updating the users guide as they go. Again, if they would just open the system up so that users could tailor all the commands to their own shortcut needs, changes wouldn't cause so much consternation.

Make sure the note onset doesn't occur before the beginning of the clip. This can happen some times if you jump the gun a bit when playing.

Tags should be persistent.

Are you seeing input on the track meter? Do you have the correct input selected? The correct interface? Go through all your audio settings.

Note that there are various selections in the audio. Make sure you have Main (track) selected, and the entirety of the song is within the render start and render length. Use the area selection/loop marker to set this before you open the dialog and it will set these for you.

Grooves are subtle... And very difficult in real life!

I'm on Ventura. No such difficulty. I think I did have that issue with the Beta though.

Duplicate from impatience.

Perhaps it's something to do with the way the program is wired. Then again, there are several features I figure should be no-brainer that they haven't implemented so... I'd love to be privy to the roadmap discussions.

I've never experienced a file changing after saving. However, I can imagine that real time effects in sufficient number might be sensitive to where you start the song from.

Freeze and flatten all the tracks, then save as another song, then reload and see what happens.

Not a fast CPU, but increasing the buffer size should solve the immediate issue. It will introduce a lot of latency for recording though.