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  1. 36 minutes ago, JAMES P COSTELLO said:

    Can you recommend a low latency driver?

    Yes in Windows 10.. WASAPI, but first id like to know is there an included ASIO driver for the Ui24r ?

    I didn't see one when I looked up your product.

    15 hours ago, JAMES P COSTELLO said:

    o   USB-DAW 1-16 let’s me hear the click and what I recorded, but I can’t play along with it.

    Do you mean Latency.  Is the new recorded signal delayed ?

  2. I've seen this a few times in past couple weeks.

    I can loop a 4 or 8 beat guitar part for 100 measures in under a couple minutes. Im not saying im cool or anything, im just saying its fairly easy when snap is selected.

    - Make sure your snap is set to 1/2 or Whole.

    - Drag/Select the 8 bar region

    - Hold CNTRL and Drag to copy/paste.

    - Once you have 2 done it becomes easier / Select both clips Drag and drop using Copy/paste.

    - then there's 4 parts easily copy/pasted into 8 parts (then 16, then 32, then 64, exc).

     

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  3. Im guessing you are running onboard audio ?

    Which version of Windows are you using ? - WASAPI mode will yield better results if windows 10/onboard sound.

    Have you run the wave profiler ?

     

  4. 11 hours ago, Michael Fogarty said:

    Is the screenshot you posted from your most recent visit to Command Center?


    Very recent, it was from yesterday.

    They do show up in Command center. However, the products do not show up on my Cakewalks products page. I do have Sonar Platinum still installed on my PC, Probably why I still have them and thought they were still available.

  5. It might be worth installing Sonar Platinum as well, there's some extra content that Bandlab doesn't have.

    Just don't uninstall Platinum once its installed. It does have separate directory's (Cakewalk Core/Sonar Platinum) but resides with Bandlab in some ways that will remove certain folders.

  6. Look below/Go to *** For the Short version

    Im a firm believer in keeping things nice, tidy and clean.

    This means before I do any real work with Melodyne, I make sure all slip edit data has been finished and then I bounce that whole track to one large clip.. Using the "Bounce to CLIPS" function, not Bounce to tracks.

    I then begin working with Melodyne by selecting ranges with the smart tool and then using CNTL+M to open Melodyne for just that selected range.

    After I am finished each section, I use Bounce to Clips to render the Melodyne edits.

    I repeat this process as many times as needed until im done, then I select the whole clip and use the Bounce to clips function again. This seems to keep everything in check.

     

    *** Short version.... Use the Bounce to clips function (the whole track= Bounce it to one large clip Vs. 6 small ones)

  7. 1 hour ago, Lord Tim said:

    I remember having a Firewire mixer that was SUPER picky about what cable I could use with it. Some would just stop working entirely with it, but they would work just fine with other devices.

    ^^this exactly what I was referring to^^ Even though some USB Type-B cables will fit and look the same, might not work. Use the cable that came with your device.

  8. Install the Focusrite drivers, when prompt, plug in the device to a USB 2 port (if first gen).

    Always use this same port, don't use a USB hub, they will work for an extension but once you plug another device into the hub its simply too much information to be processed through one USB port. Especially when trouble shooting, remove a hub if one is being used.

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