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16 hours ago, abacab said:

That's a method that has been used for years by software developers to encourage donations. I prefer a nag at startup to ads any day. If you like the software, why not pay up?

Certainly am not complaining. Was just passing along information which may prevent the OP from downloading it, setting it up, then wondering why it doesn't work tomorrow. 

Pre-emptive service call if you will 📞. 

Having said that, you are correct in that a donation should be made. Will do so this weekend. 

Also will pop on your site, and tip both you and Heinz for your controller software, and Heinz's Novation 61 keyboard setup which has been working flawlessly for me. Thanks! 

Grant 

Sorry, thought was replying to azslow. 

57 minutes ago, abacab said:

I would recommend the free MT Power Drum Kit 2 for individual audio outputs.

Excellent substitute, but remember that you must click on the VSTi every time you reopen the project to hit the skip? Button to make it work if you don't pay for it. If not, no sound. 

Guess the Chinese knockoffs will be on aliexpress any day now

My life as a bass player lol. Keep off the high notes while I bury your bottom 😉

Pick up a USB ether net device. Cheap, removable, and they work great 

2 hours ago, InstrEd said:

Isn't Duct Tape suppose to be in everyone's emergency national disaster kit?   Because it can stop nuclear warhead right?

😆

Wow! Glad I am following this thread or I might have missed your response! It triggered me to look under my old elementary school desk I stole so many years ago, you know, the one I practiced getting under in case the nukes started flying, and lo and behold, there it was, a bit dry, with hair and lint stuck on the sides , but a good half roll. 

I'll take my card back. Thanks! 

I have one of practically every tool, two of many I couldn't find when it was needed, my wife calls me MacGyver, I have rolls of every type of tape invented... but no duck tape. I submit my mancard forthwith 😔

I use my steinberg ur44 as my sole audio device, Asio of course. It works not only with YouTube and cakewalk simultaneously, but every other audio generating software and cakewalk together. When I am not using Cakewalk, it works for all games and general use audio. 

I run the same two monitor setup and typically use the 2nd monitor to have web/YouTube open. 

My workaround is to use the Windows Alt+Tab to cycle through the open apps to put the browser back on top. 

Grant 

Been a draw user forever as well. Always remember v5? coming on a stack of 3.5" floppies and inserting the wrong one on the install, and instead of informing me of my error, just borking the install and forcing me to start from scratch. Haha

As a winnipeger, I would attribute it to the cold winters. Lots of inside time to play music and work on old cars 👍

If I recall correctly, my techs have solved this issue with a registry modification. It had to do with a low filter and high filter entry. Do a search on those on the web. I know it has worked numerous times. 

Grant 

Over the years I have seen notebooks not providing enough amps to devices that rely on them for power. A powered USB hub had usually solved the problem. 

My novation 61 impulse has worked very well on both my desktop and portable acer switch12

Grant 

25 minutes ago, scook said:

All Windows audio runs through the same interface CbB uses.

I run all audio through my steinberg ur44 and asio, and all audio plays fine 

Grant 

Bilge drinkers

Good find! 

Not sure if this applies, but I often let my displays sleep with cake and project open, and the spacebar I click to wake up pc and displays is also the start/stop transport control. 

I installed wc11, which showed my v10. Then, as they say if you read the botice, installed the wc9 afterwards, which activated my v9 plug in. 

This worked for me

https://www.waves.com/support/activate-licenses

Yes. 10X 👌

Windows X will probably offer this concept on their new core, where various modules will be allowed to run Win32/64 via self-contained instances. Would not be surprised to see it. 

I don't believe that Microsoft is killing themselves with this thinking. With their dual-screen Duo android phone imminent, and their commitment to first party apps for it, this may be a good idea.

They have had terrible experience with their store since back in Window Phone days, and they would benefit from the ability to run other OS apps in tandem with their own. I used to be able to install and run apk apps while a windows phone insider, and I think it makes sense.

If end-users can find the software they need, whether a complex, specialized program, or a silly social media app, and run it seamlessly on Windows, it can only increase the usefulness of the OS to the public. 

I take back previous comments on the year of Linux. It appears that the company many detest is going to allow gui Linux apps to run in their operating system. With the power of Microsoft, it just may happen! 

Grant 

But this is "the" year for Linux on the desktop* **

*If you read this last year, or the year before... or 

**If you read this next year, please bump

Excellent. Thanks