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  1. Ideally you would need a combination of things to reduce the sound significantly.  Multi-pane window glass where the pane's are not parallel. Cover it in rock wool/insulation will help. More wall insulation or sound proofing may help as well.

    Depends on where the sound is entering. The lower the frequency the harder it is to get rid of because it just transfers directly through the wall material. 

    Good luck

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  2. This is about as good as I have seen it. You can always grab them second hand off knobcloud or KVR for cheaper though.  Once you buy in it is cheaper to buy them through FabFilter directly because they give you a discount once you own a product or two.

  3. You would need to send a program change message on your midi keyboard to RFX Nexus VST.  Look in the documentation for your VST to see what program change messages to send. Also, you would need to have your keyboard be able to send that message.

    Are you using Cakewalk only for a host of your VST? If so, there are stand alone hosts for VSTs that might be easier to use for this rather then a whole DAW like Cakewalk.

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  4. All I am trying to clear up is that as far I know and can find there is not such thing as anything better then a 24bit ADC to digitize audio type signals. For that matter, even if there was a 32 bit converter it would be an integer converter and not floating point.

    Zoom and others may be doing other things to combine multiple inputs or convert things to floating point internally.  I would just be careful to believe the marketing terms without understanding the technical details. 

    The below image is from the zoom UAC-232 specifications. They used to have the ADC bit depth but have obfuscated that with the 32 float/ 24 bit line.

    image.png.8673324161c6e025d6194fadb92cce49.png

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