Jim,
This has likely been suggested several times but if you still have the
templates developed by Dancing Dots, choose file, then new project, and select
AAA no tracks or buses. If you want sonar to always open up to that template,
you can save it as the normal template.
Hope this helps if it hasn’t already been suggested 100 times.
David Munroe
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There's a checkbox that you can uncheck in Sonar to load a template on
startup.
On 14 April 2019 21:46:19 Jim McAuslan <jimmcauslan1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello List,
I returned to sonar after a while and when I launch it I am in a
template with both midi and audio tracks. I want to return to a blank
sheet with no tracks.
I had a look on the manual but couldn't quite find out how to do this.
All help welcome.
--
Jim McAuslan from sunny Findhorn
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