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Typically guitarist can step on a distortion pedal and go between a clean acoustic sounding part to a distorted one when playing certain tracks. I figure that if everything is being done in Cakewalk, using it like a guitar rig, there must be a way to have some kind of pedal that can interact through Calewalk to toggle effects on and off. This opens up new possibilities... For example, one could create a clean sound that might sound terrible distorted, or vice versa. Something you could likely never do with real gear (well unless you had a roadie). Any ideas about such a thing? Midi pedals, expression pedals? Perhaps even usb pedals off Amazon? Thanks!
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I see the choices with first set to automatic, yet it always resolves to server 1. Is there a config file somewhere to set this? Thanks
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Just installed Cakewalk, no sound output. Help Please?
james rector replied to StevieM's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Looks like your sound card is not being detected as you have nothing listed under input and output drivers. -
Cakewalk Won't Allow Discord to Run in Background
james rector replied to Resonant Serpent's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Could be a sample rate mismatch. Check that out. -
I'm experiencing many random crashes of the program.
james rector replied to james rector's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Spoke too soon, it finally crashed -
I'm experiencing many random crashes of the program.
james rector replied to james rector's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
I might have just found something, I'm using a EVGA Nu Audio, in the advanced section of the panel, I check "safe mode". So far it seems to be running more solid. -
I'm experiencing many random crashes of the program.
james rector replied to james rector's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
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"Never record audio to the drive used for DAW etc.."
james rector replied to SteveT's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
I have always heard that. But I imagine it doesn't matter as much these days with the speeds of SSD's and M.2s. But I would think the best benefit would be to having the data stored not on the OS drive, that way if it (the OS drive) becomes corrupted or has to be reinstalled the data is still separate and doesn't need moved. -
Good to know, thanks!
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Need help troubleshooting
james rector replied to user6839710230915499's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Make sure the audio engine did not stop, and if it did restart it. Consider any recent VST plugins added and toggle those (or all) vst plug ins on an off and see if that changes the situation. Close / reopen the program, go to drivers in the preferences and make sure everything is ok.