jonathan boose

As I mentioned before, "I would, but the directions say to hit the "start" button but I don't see one." This is how it shows up.

I have never used the 'hide track(s)' function.

I thought I just read where the downloads folder can cause a problem? 26.7 gigs of downloads in two years?

Yes, I'm using a separate drive for projects. I think it's a fixed speed and it has been working up until now, so I'm not sure what you're getting at.

I would, but the directions say to hit the "start" button but I don't see one.

When I "save as" outside the existing folder "Copy all audio with project" is default detected, as always and it created an empty audio folder. I did a search after between a half hour and 45 minutes (went to pick up take out) it found 2 files. I clicked "ok" or whatever I was prompted to do and it didn't do anything. Still no audio tracks in the empty folder and no reason to expect one to magically show up in the actual audio folder.

I didn't delete the in the audio folder. There are a lot of unused tracks in the audio folder but it can't find 9 of them and why is it even looking? I do "save as" all the time. It doesn't seem to effect this.

When I open a project with tracks I deleted I get prompted by the "find audio" box and I have to hit "skip" nine times in a row and click "ok" on the "some audio not found" message before I can open the project. How do I get rid of that?

Why do I have crackling and pops when: buffer setting: 2049 samples 32 tracks of audio, no MIDI (yet) -- all of them frozen CbB updated Win 10 updated including optional driver updates soundcard driver updated ?? Win 10 Pro Intel Core i7-3770 @ 3.40 GHz, 3.40 GHz 16 GB RAM 64 bit op sys Lynx Aurora 16 ADC w/ AES16e card

It looks like CbB is looking in the correct folder for a file whose name had gotten changed to something that neither the program nor I can recognize. If you look at the screen capture, even the numbers, which I had hoped might yield a reference, don't go high enough to be able to correspond to the tracks. So if, for example, I wanted to listen to a lead vocal track, I'd have listen to every track until I stumbled across it.

Thanks, Roger, but I don't think that's the problem. Here's the reply I just sent to Cakewalk Support: "There are audio files in the folder associated with the project but they had all become mislabeled. CbB is looking for "bass guitar", "rack tom" and "Lead vocal" and the tracks have automatically been labeled "100 clone" or "104" or whatever. See attachment."

Thanks, John Vere. There is no MIDI file on this project -- it is all audio tracks. I started the project on this computer a few years ago. The project is in a folder which also contains a folder which appears to have the audio tracks. But when I open the project, it can't find the audio and opens the project without it after a couple of error messages telling me that it's missing. (Skip All) The audio tracks have been relabeled such that you have to listen to them to hear what they are. I didn't do that. See attachment.

I recently opened a project from 2018 and all the audio files were missing. The audio finding tool that CbB opens with doesn't help. I went to a separate hard drive that I also saved the project on -- same thing. How does that even happen? The separate hard drive wasn't even connected. Win 10 Pro Intel Core i7-3770 @ 3.40 GHz, 3.40 GHz 16 GB RAM 64 bit op sys Lynx Aurora 16 ADC w/ AES16e card

Thanks, Colin. That's the best solution, to me.

Thanks for the tip, Starship Krupa. The main reason I use Edge is that it seems to be the default Win 10 uses for downloading large files including the OS itself. I use it out of habit, same as Opera.

I'm going to have to take your word for it since I would have to travel hundreds of miles to try a Whataburger.

I explained earlier why I don't use Firefox.

I didn't think you guys would be so easily stumped. It also seems ridiculous to need to fill out a report ticket in order to RTFM (read that forgotten manual).

Documentation doesn't work on MS Edge or Opera but it does on Internet Explorer. Kind of like getting there via abandoned mineshaft, but, whatever.

Sorry, I misspoke. I meant Microsoft Edge.

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I wouldn't equate a reluctance to use Firefox with "shooting the messenger". I appreciate your explanation. "some people don't have this problem" and many do. Is there any reasonable explanation why Bandlab can't fix this problem that no other legitimate site seems to have?

The last time I went to use Firefox it was using RealPlayer which had hijacked my computer and which I am boycotting for life. Bandlab has to fix it so people don't have to use an unsecure http protocol JUST for their one site. People have good reasons for not lowering their security levels.

How come I don't have a problem with any other site on the planet with either browser?

I guess since I got no response the last couple of times I raised this issue, I'll be bumping it every day for a year until I do. I get the same thing using Microsoft Edge and Opera browsers.