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If it's all MIDI then your audio interface should not matter. (Unless you're routing MIDI to a VSTi) Have you checked in Preferences | Project settings. Thinks like Clock settings (not set to MIDI sync) . When I load a Cakewalk Pro Audio (WRK) file from 2001,into Cakewalk by Bandlab, it plays properly and does not stop until the end of the file. In my CbB Preferences | Project | Clock the clock source is set to "Audio" with a "Ticks per quarter note" of 120 (I usually change this to 960 if updating the file for Cakewalk by Bandlab).

Contact Cakewalk support https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360000025633

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This can be done by writing two CAL scripts. One to increase velocity and another to decrease velocity. Then you can assign these CAL scripts to keybindings The Cal Script to Increase (do (forEachEvent (do (if (&& (== Event.Kind NOTE) (< Note.Vel 127)) (++ Note.Vel) ) ) ) ) The Cal Script to decrease (do (forEachEvent (do (if (&& (== Event.Kind NOTE) (> Note.Vel 0)) (-- Note.Vel) ) ) ) )

The only thing I use IK Product Manager for is to check for updates. To download the actual products and sounds content, I simply use IK's website and a download manager. With this I can download at twice the speed that IK Product Manager does. The download manager I use is this one. https://www.freedownloadmanager.org/

Have you tried using a third party Download manager? The one I use is this one. https://www.freedownloadmanager.org/ I used this for the Sampletank 4 Max content and that content came down at over 6.4 megabytes per second (or 51.2 Mb/s)

Still need to know what audio interface are you using and what driver mode (ASIO, WASAPI, etc) are you using?

Ok, this is the cause of your initial issue. Add a device in here and select it and then you'll be able to enable input echo for audio tracks. What audio interface are you using and what driver mode (ASIO, WASAPI, etc) are you using?

In preferences | Devices , do you have any input drivers selected?

The real power of Sampletank 4 is in the edit screen........ especially for those sounds that specifically use the version 4 engine.

CAL scripts only work with actual MIDI events, not automation nodes.

I pulled the trigger. Now I am dreading the download. One thing I am using is a download Manager rather than via my browser or IK Product Manager. This does make the download go much quicker here. Sometimes, using my browser, the files come down at around 250kbps (depending on time). My browser is latest 64bit Firefox. Tried all others, same result. Even tried another PC, same result. Using a download Manager, gets me the files at around 53mbps (or about 6.3 megabytes a second).

Make sure that the Bandlab process is not running. From the command prompt: (or start + run) taskkill /IM "BandLab Assistant.exe" /F Then download the latest BandLab Assistant and install it (from here) https://www.bandlab.com/download/assistant/windows

Can you post the specs of that 1TB hard drive. Is it a 5400rpm? You can use a program like CrystalDiskinfo to find this out

What is your OS? Are you using the latest drivers: https://www.solidstatelogic.com/support-page/downloads What driver mode are you using (ASIO is preferred)? Is that latency input, output, or Total Round trip? What is your bit depth and buffer size?

We really need more information. What are your machine specs and OS level. Have you installed the latest drivers? (using manufacturer's websites rather than Windows updates) Exactly what Windows optimisation tweaks have you applied. Tried disabling C-stated and Intel Speedsteep? (This is done in the PC's BIOS and the method varies between PCs) Tried Start + run "control powercfg.cpl,,1" (without quotes) and set CPU Min and Max to 100% ? In preferences | Audio | Configuration File Tried adjusting the following EnableSetThreadIdealProcessor = False MixThreadCount = {number of cores minus 1} You might like to exit Cakewalk by Bandlab and make a copy of the following file before doing this: %appdata%\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core\aud.ini

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What OS tweaks have you done. What is your OS and build number? Turned core parking off? Try disabling C-States and Intel speed step (This is done in BIOS - how depends on your system) Start + Run > "control powercfg.cpl,,1" (without quotes), set CPU min and Max to 100% What is your sample rate and bit depth? My projectless Cakewalk only take 25% ram(I have 16gig ram). Check your task manager for CPU and memory utilisation. Are there any other sound cards enabled other than the Audiobox USB? I have an i5 4th gen, 16gig ram buffer size at 256, 48Khz 24bit Windows 10 64bit 2004 with a 2nd gen focusrite 2i2 and I can record a stereo signal with no drop outs.

That would be a question best asked of Wavelet Audio https://wavelet-audio.com/contact-us/

There must be some system issue particular to your PC (or even your internet connect) for there to be this many issues downloading and installing Cakewalk by Bandlab. I have never received a corrupt file while downloading installing Cakewalk by Bandlab.

This is a Kontact instrument - However, will work with Player.

Is there any way you can see about getting an Nvida or an AMD dedicated graphics card (does not have to be the latest - I just use a GTX960). That will offload some of the graphic processing to the card (windows itself does this). While I know Cakewalk itself does not utilise the GPU, some plugins do for some of their display information. I know Meldaproduction plugins can. See if you can borrow a GPU

Which sound card/interface are you using the listen to the exported mix. It is the same device that Cakewalk uses. Have you confirm whether the buzzing sound is actually present in the exported file (maybe playing it on another physical PC)

Tried disabling C-states and Intel speedstep (or AMD equiv)?

That would do it if the EQ is a linear Phase EQ. (Like cakewalk's LPEQ) How you prevent it would be determined by the exact plugin used.