I have been having a few issues with cakewalk since trying to move over.
1.
When exporting a stereo mixdown of a project, I have frequently found glitch sounds over the exported track and when i re open Iam greeted with this message "a corrupt audio region was detected and padded with silence".
Has anyone else came across this issue or does anyone have a fix for it?
2.
Audio dropouts.
I have experienced audio dropouts since downloading the bandlab version of cakewalk.
I have updated all my drivers to the newest versions. Tried reinstalling everything however it is still fairly consistent. Sometimes when opening a plugin, even if its already on the track, sometimes without reason.
I have changed buffer size to reduce latency when tracking but surely I shouldn't need to change sizes between tracking and mixing as this would make sessions very impractical. (As suggested on a facebook group)
I have moved over from Cubase where I did not have any of these issues the whole time. My system has had no issues running very large sessions with tons of plugins.
I would really love to be able to stick with cakewalk as I really enjoy the workflow and most things about it, I just need to iron out these final issues to be confident to use it in recording sessions with clients.
Additional Info:
System:
Windows 7
16GB ram
64bit Operating system
intel core i3 2100
A few issues im having with cakewalk
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Hello Guys,
I have been having a few issues with cakewalk since trying to move over.
1.
When exporting a stereo mixdown of a project, I have frequently found glitch sounds over the exported track and when i re open Iam greeted with this message "a corrupt audio region was detected and padded with silence".
Has anyone else came across this issue or does anyone have a fix for it?
2.
Audio dropouts.
I have experienced audio dropouts since downloading the bandlab version of cakewalk.
I have updated all my drivers to the newest versions. Tried reinstalling everything however it is still fairly consistent. Sometimes when opening a plugin, even if its already on the track, sometimes without reason.
I have changed buffer size to reduce latency when tracking but surely I shouldn't need to change sizes between tracking and mixing as this would make sessions very impractical. (As suggested on a facebook group)
I have moved over from Cubase where I did not have any of these issues the whole time. My system has had no issues running very large sessions with tons of plugins.
I would really love to be able to stick with cakewalk as I really enjoy the workflow and most things about it, I just need to iron out these final issues to be confident to use it in recording sessions with clients.
Additional Info:
System:
Windows 7
16GB ram
64bit Operating system
intel core i3 2100
Interface:
Mackie Onyx Blackbird.
Thanks!