Greg Wynn

Gave it a fairly quick spin last night and no issues noted. I’ll be using it a lot more this weekend for some tracking and later some mixing. thx bakers !

Cliff from Fractal is like this too.

I use a LOT of Acustica Audio plugs and they are indeed extremely CPU heavy. But two things in my favor - Cakewalk (Sonar) and Reaper are known as the two DAWS that handle AA plugs the best. Also I use AudioGridder to connect a laptop to my main studio computer to offload some processing and it works a treat. How cool would it be to see AudioGridder becoming part of our favorite DAW ?

How about something like a built-in Audiogridder ?

I remember both the “Pizza goes well with beer” tool tip AND the nod to Munch button !

Been a customer since 2001 and after Gibson sort of unceremoniously dumped all of us (AFTER “cashing the check“ as it were) I tried to learn another DAW (I think it was Studio One - and I did not dig it). Imagine my happy surprise when @Meng contacted all of us and said they would be continuing to develop our beloved DAW and that @Noel Borthwick was still involved. Five awesome years later with LOTS of free updates I can’t thank Bandlab enough. And now that we will have a “pay-for” version I’m onboard 10000%. I’ve had the opportunity to troubleshoot an issue on Zoom with @Noel Borthwick and the fact that he loves and takes great pride in this DAW came out clearly. We are in good hands, folks, and I’m looking forward to seeing the next iteration or iterations.

This is exciting stuff !

Sign me up !

Outstanding ! Thx for beta-ing for us

All I was looking for was confirmation that there would be continued dev work - that’s it. I didn’t ask anything about a roadmap, timetables or any feature details so I’m a bit confused as to why the thread was closed.

Perfect. Thank you for a cogent response devoid of drama.

I don’t get it - I’ve spent a lot of money of Cakewalk since 2000 and love what Bandlab has has done with it. There are some posts talking about an upcoming “significant” release as we’ve not seen any update activity since last November and I asked someone to point me to one of the posts as I haven’t seen any. And for that the thread was set to “closed” ? What’s the mystery for ?

I’m not trying to be difficult - I’ve been a customer since 2001. But I just eyeballed all of the posts going back to April 21st and see no mention of what’s coming. Can you indulge me please and link the post ?

I keep hearing that but where is the other thread ?

This delay seems out of step... I hope all is good.

Can we... Make it go away ?

I just posted the same thing! Did this change during the last update? Muscle memory keeps wanting me to delete my plugins...not a show stopper but just annoying.

Muscle memory keeps me almost deleting my plugins. Did the last update change where "Delete" and "Delete All" are now ?

Woo hoo ! So glad to see this ! Time to take it for a spin.

Thx guys for always improving our favorite DAW !

Thank you Noel and Team !

That’s really cool ! I’ve come to think all DAWs should have this feature.

I wish I had tried it earlier ! I tried the newer betas (I think 1.2.1 beta 6 ?) but kept getting error messages. reverted back to 1.1.1 and smooth sailing. This truly needs to be part of all DAWs !

Audiogridder has been a complete game changer for me as I use Acustica Audio stuff a lot. I have an Audiogridder server installed on a laptop which is connected to my studio computer via Ethernet. I also installed the Audiogridder server on my studio computer (i9 9900, 32 gig RAM, 2 1TB M2’s, 3 x 1TB SSD) so when I load up the Audiogridder plugin within Cakewalk I can choose between the laptop or the studio computer to host and run the plugin. GREAT STUFF !

Well that experiment didn’t work well The resulting file was distorted and just completely mangled.