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Dropout code most of the time says "1" "Audio processing took longer than the buffers allotted time slice. Increase the Buffer Size value in Edit > Preferences > Audio - Driver Settings."
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I even changed it to 2048. It is better, but the problem is still there.
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It was 512 samples, i turned it to 1024 now. I have to give it a try.
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Hey, when i work on "bigger" projects with like 35+ tracks,fx and all, i'm constantly having audio dropouts and an overall unstable performance with cakewalk. I have a 3.40 GHz quadcore processor and 16GB RAM, Windows 10. My PC is 11 years old. When i look at the performance of my pc while working with cakewalk, the cpu is at around 60% and the ram is around 35%. I have a Steinberg UR22 interface . Any ideas?
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Audio drop outs when playing samples/audio files
schnibbelkram replied to schnibbelkram's question in Q&A
My Specs : I have a 2 TB SSD hard drive, so this shoud not be the issue. Win 10 Home Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz, 3401 MHz, 16gb ram Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050ti Audio device Steinberg UR22 I updated the driver for the GeForce and reinstalled the Steinberg driver. Same issues... Edit : Just downloaded "Driver Booster" and it updated alot of drivers on my PC, but the probem remains... -
Hi folks, i have several voice samples and also a drum sample in my recent project. When the voice samples are played back in the project, they have audio dropouts, and i mean only the samples, not the rest of the project. And when the drum loop is played back, it has some serious timing issues from time to time. How can i fix this? What is the problem. Everything esle works fine, also the audio files i recorded directly into Cakewalk.
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I recently reinstalled Cakewalk. Everytime i run the vst scan, it get`s stuck on a vst and does not go any further. What can i do?
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Hey, cakewalk did not work anymore, so I uninstalled it to reinstall it. When I click on install at the band lab assistant, the first thing is, that I cannot choose the components I want to reinstall. Second thing is, if I try to install it, I can not choose the different folders myself. One component wants to install itself always on a backup drive, where it was before, but this drive is broken and not there anymore. But I'm not able to change the path. Please help
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Help ! Bouncing tracks but fx from Bus does not apply !
schnibbelkram replied to schnibbelkram's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Yes, same result. Today i tried to send the VHS effect from the bus to the tracks. Did not work either... -
Help ! Bouncing tracks but fx from Bus does not apply !
schnibbelkram replied to schnibbelkram's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Today i tried to "trick" my way around this problem. First i exportet all the stems that should not be effectet by the vhs tape effect. Then i transfered the effect to the master bus and exportet the rest of the stems. Did not work either. The effect is NI Reaktor in Demo mode, by the way. Yes i know it shuts down after 30 minutes , i kept that in mind during the process. When i do a complete mixdown of the song, the effect ist there... -
Help ! Bouncing tracks but fx from Bus does not apply !
schnibbelkram replied to schnibbelkram's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
Do you mean the presets you can choose? i already tried it with this preset. Did not work. -
Hey, i bounced all my tracks to send my project to a mixing and mastering guy. I have several tracks routed to fx busses, and some of these busses send to another bus with an VHS tape effect. But this effect does not apply to the stems. I even tried to freeze the tracks in advance, but with the same result - the vhs effect did not apply.
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@Will : No, no TTS-1 in here . @bitflipper : It`s not a live instrument, if you mean that by instrument. It`s a crash . In is routed from NI Battery 4 to this track, out is like i said routed to master bus. The Fader of the battery 4 track is (always) turned down all the way. All drum elements have their own track, everything routed from battery to several tracks.