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I entirely agree.

Today that's an advice for a new update for Bandlab assistant. It's the first time that download and install gone straight like oil. Never happened before.

128 I/O channels?...!!!

67 tracks!!!!!Wow.

With Realtek on board audio interface you won't go far.

As they did a long time ago for Addictive Drums 2, would be a dream if Cakewalk could illustrate how to set up in CbB a Drum Map for Superior Drummer 3

Nothing better than Referece Guide. Read carefully and for each topic try to test and chek on CbB. Nothing is better than try new things many times as long as you are sure what you are doing.

If you hear this issue even when nothing is playng, check your hardware or the connection cables.

The same exact process I did.

If you have some money to spend, choose Superior Drummer 3 of Toontrack and you've got it.

The very courteous Overloud Support service sent me the factory presets.db file saying to go to Program Data and delete the old factory preset file and replace it with the new one. Now the Rematrix Solo factory presets reappeared

Done. Many thanks to abacab and specially to Scook that told me exactly what Overloud Support wrote to me.

Today I liked to add a bit of reverb on a track. I've opened Rematrix Solo and much to my surprise I've found no presets at all. I don't know what happened because I already used Rematrix Irs many times. I went to Overloud website, but no help. I believe there is some way to find them in some place, but for now I've got no presets.

Please edit your post and write SOLVED.

Booting time depends of how many plug ins you have in your project. For example my Line 6 Pod Farm 2.5 is extremely slow to boot. (just 5/6 seconds)

One of the simplest choice for a good electric distorted guitar is by TH - U Overloud or by Guitar Rig 5 Native or any other plug in dedicated to recreate dozen and dozen amplifiers and digital effects to obtain a real good electric guitar.

Simple. Insert a soft synth and then copy and paste your midi tracks into soft synth track.

If you had said in your first post that you were not using Cakewak by BandLab, it was possible to give you a more accurate response to your distortion issue.

Don't use MME 32 bit. Use Asio that is a professional audio driver.

Surely it's something that has to do with your audio interface.

You can see that your project finally stops at a point that for Cakewalk is the real end. Use ripple edit all. Check all tracks. Select from the point you want the project 's stop until the Cakewalk real end. Delete special checking all. I very much hope, and I know that I'm not the one, that Cakewalk finally can provide a long awaited possibility to stop the song where we want without using some workaround.

+1000

It's not clear what you mean. If you have an audio interface connected to a computer, the sound is coming from your audio interface, not from your computer's soud card.

So strange, but I strongly think that the graphic card has nothing to do with the issue.

When using unprofessional products, it's possible to find some puzzling issues.