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Preferences dialog
• Any effect with a “tail” (reverb, delay, etc.) will finish playing when playback is stopped.
• Effects will respond to automation envelopes, even on empty audio tracks.
• Many plug-ins do not update their UI properly until they receive audio input.
• Always Open All Devices. With this option checked, SONAR opens all enabled stereo pairs of
audio outputs as soon as you press play or turn on the audio engine. Any pairs that don’t have
any tracks feeding them stream silence, but are still ready for use. So if you then change a track's
output assignment on the fly SONAR doesn’t have to reopen a device, which can cause gaps in
playback.
• Remove DC Offset During Record. With this option enabled, SONAR filters out any DC Offset
disturbances that may be present during recording. See “Removing DC offset” on page 842 for
more information.
• Disable Input Monitoring During Playback. This option is off by default. When enabled, input
monitoring will be disabled on all tracks during playback but not during recording.
• Command Audition Length (seconds). When you apply an edit or effect to an audio clip,
SONAR lets you audition that edit for “N” seconds: the value you fill into this field.
• Record Pre-allocate File (seconds). When this option is set to a value greater than zero,
SONAR will pre allocate the file to be recorded to the size specified (in seconds). This means that
the file will not be resized while recording until it reaches the allocated size. The setting has the
potential to reduce disk activity while recording and allows for more possible tracks. The valid
range is 0–14400 seconds and the default value is 0. A reasonable setting would be 10 minutes
(600 seconds) to 30 minutes (1800 seconds).
• Fade On Start (milliseconds). When this option is set to a value greater than zero, starting
playback will cause a gradual fade in of the audio for the specified duration. The valid range is 0–
100000 and the default value is 0.
• Fade On Stop (milliseconds). When this option is set to a value greater than zero, stopping
playback will cause a gradual fade out of the audio for the specified duration. The valid range is
0–100000 and the default value is 0.
See also:
“Preferences dialog” on page 1777
“Audio - Devices” on page 1780
“Audio - Driver Settings” on page 1782
“Audio - Audio Profiles (Advanced)” on page 1789
“Audio - Configuration File (Advanced)” on page 1791
“Audio - Sync and Caching (Advanced)” on page 1793