Byron Dickens

Awesome!

Any DI box from a reputable manufacturer will do the job.

You need to be using Focusrite's ASIO driver.

Reinstalling anything, let alone your whole system won't fix anything.

Use a DI box.

Not really.

STOP! STOP! You're not going to fix anything by taking random, drastic shots in the dark. You might even make things worse. Your problem is that you are trying to use garbage drivers known not to work with Cakewalk.

Not only is that another garbage driver, it just might be the worst of all. If you don't have a proper audio interface with a proper ASIO driver then you need to switch to WA.SAPI

Beat practice is to record without effects and save them for mixing.

The FL "ASIO" driver is known problematic. Uninstall it.

It looks like that NUX is also an audio device and has an ASIO driver available. The MIDI will be just for controlling the amp: channel switching, effects on and off, etc Be aware that ASIO only allows you to use one driver at a time. In my opinion, these sort of devices don't quite live up to their promise as far as the audio interface portion, especially when it comes to playback and mixing. I think it is better to use the line out into a dedicated audio interface and forget about trying to use the amp as such. That's how I used to use my Line 6 floor pod before it bit the dust. It might work out for you though, depending on what your goal is. All of your audio will have to be going through the NUX however.

But that's for a pack of 25 so they're only about $626 each.

This is a two year old dead thread. It would be better to start your own and give some details.

Nobody is claiming that Crapple doesn't make high quality stuff. It is just overpriced and we despise their business model.

Yet one more reason that Craple sucks.

Grossly over engineered snake oil but snake oil nonetheless.

It's really unfortunate that your stench has found it's way upstairs now. Go back under the bridge where you came from.

I prefer to think of it as "short and to the point." I'm not giving my doctoral dissertation here. I prefer to think of it as "tough love." In light of so many of your posts here, I find your objections to my manner quite amusingly ironic. If I really hurt your feelings so much, feel free to ignore me. Don't worry: I think with enough therapy I'll be able to recover from the trauma. I still love you, though, Princess.

Be aware that DaVinci Resolve requires a ton of horsepower to run and it has quite the learning curve.

Nobody is claiming the Cakewalk is bug free. But you know that. You just look for every excuse you can find to troll. There is a whole sub forum dedicated to nothing but feature requests and bug reports, what's the Bakers are more than happy to address. But vague bitching and moaning ain't going to get you anything; you have to actually document things. But you know that....

I sure hope so.

Yeah. I'm just not the superlative genius that Mr. "I use Cakewalk since Sonar 5. Believe me I don't need a manual" is. Because I'm stupid, the first thing I would have done is start looking at the documentation and it probably would have taken me a whole 5 minutes to solve the problem. Oh, wait... Maybe I'm not the stupid one after all....

You mean this one?