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  1. I've found this bug that whenever I have projects using Autotune, upon loading the project, the audio passing through Autotune always sound muffled and lofi. My workaround was to delete then undo every instance of Autotune. After troubleshooting a little more I realized this is caused by a mismatch in Default New Project Sample Rate (which i had set at 96khz) and that current project which is 48khz. I'm not sure if this is a Cakewalk problem or Antares' autotune (probably Antares ). But thought ill put it out there in case anyone else faces this problem.
  2. Wow thats quick! I'm so thankful that you guys are always listening to feedbacks and continuously making Cakewalk better! Cheers!
  3. Glad to be of help, I actually did exactly that, started off with the project and deleted track by track and bus by bus till there's one track left and i was still facing the problem. Swapped out the mono plugin in my chain and found out that was the cause
  4. hey i think i figure out the issues with this, I've been facing this problem for the longest time but i think this is what's happening: It happens when a track is set to stereo interleave, and having a stereo plugin on slot 1 and then having a mono plugin (Waves) after that stereo plugin. With this configuration trying to create a melodyne region fx causes a Dropout 12 to occur. Changing the track's stereo interleave to mono or changing that mono plugin to a stereo one fixes this problem. Do give it a shot and let me know if it works for you, if so ill probably start a new bug report thread.
  5. hey i think i figure out the issues with this, I've been facing this problem for the longest time but i think this is what's happening: It happens when a track is set to stereo interleave, and having a stereo plugin on slot 1 and then having a mono plugin (Waves) after that stereo plugin. With this configuration trying to create a melodyne region fx causes a Dropout 12 to occur. Changing the track's stereo interleave to mono or changing that mono plugin to a stereo one fixes this problem. Do give it a shot and let me know if it works for you, if so ill probably start a new bug report thread.
  6. did a vid a while back on how to get daw audio to discord's livestream
  7. I'm noticing Audiosnap-ed clips with shifted notes are not playing back at the right timing sometimes. For example I edited 3 tracks of vocals to be in sync but playing back the clips (without bouncing) sounds totally off sync even though the waveforms matches up
  8. I have this issue in some projects where there will be a reduction in gain after using Melodyne Region FX for a certain clip. Anyone knows what could be the cause? edit: i keep getting dropout error 12 too with this project whenever i do a melodyne region fx...
  9. I've had this problem too, it happens quite randomly to certain project esp ones with a ton of comps
  10. oh man you are spot on, I just tried changing the interleave to mono and it really fixed it, I've always thought exporting tracks bypasses all the channel setting except for gain
  11. Does anyone else has a problem when exporting-> tracks (not entire mix) always results in tracks that are a few db hotter the original? This results in some clipping for some of the tracks. I've tried it with the bounce to track feature inside of cakewalk and it also exhibits the same gain increase. I've attached a screenshot of how it looks like in cakewalk along with my usual settings, the top clip is the original recorded one whereas the bottom is the bounced clip using the settings on the right. Do let me know if you guys have ever experienced this. i do not have any gain increase in my gain knob, in fact i have to do around -3db to get around the same level as the original before bouncing the tracks.
  12. grateful for all the bug fixes but this is really a bummer i agree, this quirk alone is a huge buzzkill for most people who use outboard gear
  13. probably the case of too low of a buffer size for the amount of cpu/plugins you're using. Try increasing the buffer size via the slider if its possible. Are you using your internal PC soundcard if so an external interface with decent ASIO drivers like what John suggested might help
  14. what is the drop out error code that you're getting?
  15. haven try it but looks pretty cool! what other features are u planning or are able to add in the future?
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