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i'm on fb but that's where fb stays

i don't use BC but i'd be interested in how they compare to similar competitor analysis tool offerings - i use voxengo span, and izotope insight /fwiw, hth

you could probably pick it up over at kvr, eg, make a "WTB ozone 5" post https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=43 good luck!

and to provide some balance, there's also plenty of us who have used asio4all without issue over the years... are you using the latest version?

no need to feel embarrassed, we all learn something every day

this is correct, @Chuck E Baby i think you are misunderstanding this - if a VST does not supply it's own GUI then the host provides the basic "default UI" (usually just sliders?) and cakewalk's implementation of this hasn't been updated since forever... maybe @Noel Borthwick can chip in

wtf? that's so intrusive of magix...

sure, just a workaround suggestion to get bigger ui controls

have you tried using he fx chain ui instead? https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR&language=3&help=Mixing.34.html

i do this by default on almost every track...

i thought that was the "early access" stuff?

good work! but let's not let hotfixes become the norm, eh?

that's a much better deal than i'm seeing on izotope's site, and i have a bunch of those qualifiers

have you contacted xln about this?

how about trying a triple-click? there have been issues in the past with something being selected or focussed or not, so maybe your first click is doing the selecting/focussing but then the second-click of the double-click is only considered a single-click...?

my main culprits were izotope and arturia, fwiw

firewall?

do you see any network activity in task manager?

yeah, i just did and had about a gig's worth, even though i too always uncheck that option

this seems like a bit of an omission it depends what you've configured closing your lid to do in windows (Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Power Options\System Settings)

did you guys check the knowledge base already? i'm pretty sure it still works as described http://www.cakewalk.com/Support/Knowledge-Base/2007013042/The-Complete-Guide-to-Using-Rewire-Part-1

also, fwiw, if it's an external device, power-cycling it will allow windows to drop the driver and thusly cakewalk to close... but to add that this does seem to be cakewalk specific (issues dropping drivers/not closing) as i've never experienced this with other daws good luck!

it does sound like hardware/driver issue, you can disable the auto-reboot https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/69012-enable-disable-bsod-automatic-restart-windows-10-a.html good luck!

was about to say the same

surely bandlab will be able to reproduce this, good luck!