Admin it would be really great if Notion added support for higher sample rates. This is standard in all professional music creation software. You have a good base product please make this improvement.

Thank yo.

Try running Notion as admin and see if the update takes correctly.

The one project I tried it on does have tempo changes and it worked ok. My issue was with the sample rate since my project was 48k. I had to transpose down a half step in Notion 4 and then use the manual tuning in Notion 4 to get it to playback in tune. But as I said the time change did work correct...

From my personal experiance I can confirm that x2 x64 and notion 4 seem to play well together in both win 7 and win 8 . I have not had any problms with rewire. My only complaint is that notion only supports 44.1khz sample rate.

I believe the server caps the speed of each download. However, it will allow up to 6 files to download at the same time. When I downloaded each file would run 50kbs so altogether it was not so bad.

I am getting ready to upgrade my computer to windows 8. However before I do I want to remove the Notion 4 and expansion sounds just in case something goes wrong. In notion 3 under the help>software activation dialogue there was an option to return licenses. I can;t find it in Notion 4. Any Ideal how...

Support for re-wire at higher sample rates like 48khz and 96khz. Some pros are using 192khz for movie scoring etc.

Ulrik You will need to reverse the host slave relationship if you want Notion to control the tempo etc.

Thanks for your interest Surfwammy. I may consider starting any new projects at 44.1 but I will not be converting existing ones. I will submit a feature request and see what happens. Obviously from the lack of others responding they are satisfied with the 44.1 playback so not much interest in going ...

Thanks for the reply. I understand the nature of sample sets and the like but work with me here. Notion is using 44.1khz sample sets. I drive Notion from a 48khz daw and it naturally produces notes that are a little more that 1/2 step sharp. Because it thinks it is playing at 44.1khz. Stay with me. ...