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I needed help with a "grayed" out guitar clip (take) that I had copied and pasted to a new session. It wouldn't play! This thread helped me fix it. It was simply brought back to life using the "Clip Mute/Unmute." I'll keep an eye on it, as you suggested. Thanks!

Man, I googled and landed here on this thread because I am having the same issues that Victor was coping with. Thank you, Lord Tim for this amazing and helpful, step-by-step checklist for mixing. It is EXTREMELY helpful to me!

Way cool info! Thanks, John. I'm checking out the video now. Thank you.

OK, thanks, scook. Good to know the crash is actually coming from a Melodyne dll. Thanks!

Hey, all. I downloaded the latest update last night. Afterwards, when I tried to open the song I was working on, I got this pop-up (image enclosed below) and Cakewalk crashed and closed. I re-started Cakewalk up again, went into "Plug-in Manager," highlighted Drum Replacer and opened up properties. I unchecked the box that is labeled "enable as plug-in." That allowed me to open up the song. But, of course, all the work I did in Drum Replacer is now unavailable because the plug-in is turned off. What happened?! Should I just re-install CBB so Drum Replacer lines up properly again? I contacted Bandlab Support and "Sean" responded really quick, but I'm still waiting for his recommendation. Thanks...

Suggestion #2 worked! THANK YOU! I was pulling my hair out getting that "Code 5" error message every time! Thank you, Mr Borthwick!

So glad I found this thread! Allow me to join the ranks of "idiots," LOL! I was unable to pan any of my tracks and I was convinced the culprit was the latest update by Bandlab. Spent two days pulling my hair out until I found you guys, pointing out that it might be a hardware, not software issue. Turns out it was the 3.5mm to 1/4" replacement adapter I had just bought for my headphones. I bought the wrong type! It's not stereo compatible. It was the cheapest one in the store and I didn't read the label....AHHHHRGGHH!