Anikin_VI

I suppose that this is a localization issue. Windows 10 sends to Cakewalk some local text using latin1 encoding, i.e. gibberish. And such gibberish will be visible in every country that uses the localized version of Windows 10. Am I right?

I'm using Windows 10 Pro and Windows 10 Home Russian.

When I use Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth, the result is the same! I don't know what is it on all my computers.

Here are other screenshots (MME - all texts in English, UWP - all texts in native language, encoding latin1, I think):

For example, turning on EQ or TUBE in the Inspector pane, I receive an error message 'The following VST plug-in failed to load'. The error went away after I did a manual plug-in rescaning. Now ProChannel is working well. Thank you!

When I select UWP Driver Mode, the Preferences Window looks as the picture. I think that UTF-8 encoding must be used hear.

For example, turning on EQ or TUBE in the Inspector pane, I received an error message 'The following VST plug-in failed to load'. The error went away after I did a manual plug-in rescaning. Now ProChannel is working well. Thank you!

After installing Cakewalk 2022.02 Early Access [Updated to Build 26], ProChannel works well on the Desktop with Windows 10 Pro, Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2019 Redistributable (x86) - 14.29.30135, Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 Redistributable (x64) -14.30.30708, but does't work on the Notebook with Windows 10 Home, Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 Redistributable (x64) -14.30.30704.