Steve Ennever

Excellent, Glenn. Excellent. Thank you.

Here's the current one https://support.soundtoys.com/article/90-midi-control pertaining to specific DAWs, not relating Cakewalk obviously - thus my question here. I'd already checked this out. And someone else had already given this link earlier in this thread. Quite easy to find. Anyway, it does indeed look like Cakewalk is limited in this area.

If it's Cakewalk then yes, I fear as much.

Sorry, do you mean you're not sure if Alter Boy supports Midi...

Been there & no, it doesn't. Cakewalk midi simply doesn't recognise Soundtoys LAB exists.

Does anyone know how to access the midi control of Soundtoys Little Alter Boy? It doesn't register on mine. Indeed, is it possible on Cakewalk? Thanx... Steve E X

Hi, The buffering was one of the 1st experiments. Sadly nothing as simple as that. UAD still on the case. Thanx... Steve E

Hi, No non of these, just bouncing to clip. It seems to be a unique case of mine, only affecting UAD -2 SOLO plugins, not Spark, & not just Cakewalk either. UAD & I have exchanged a gazillion emails so far. Thanx for input. Steve E

Hi, As you can see in the pics, if I insert a UAD plugin into a clip & then use 'bounce to clip' it leaves a gap in the audio. Legacy plugins are not harmful. UAD themselves say they cannot replicate the problem. Needless to say I'm inquiring as to whether anyone else has spotted this? Thanx

I didn't think of that. It appears to have been the plugin demo - but if it is not... I'll look it to that. Thanks. Steve E

Yes, I've just started Demoing a plugin on UAD Spark for the first time. Thanks Steve E

Yes, this was my first though. So these were the first things I checked. Alas to no avail.

I have one plug-in in Demo mode which I believe could have started around the time this irritating random glitch manifested itself - so that is indeed the likely culprit. I've never Demo-ed a plug-in with the UAD Spark system before so this could account for not experiencing the problem before. Fingers crossed. Thanks. Steve E

Hi, Seem to have developed a random audio drop out & can't for the life of me work out where from. The audio will just suddenly stop for less than a second. Never in the same place. It doesn't happen often & it's not CPU, buffer or AD/DA induced as the material doesn't have to be taxing the PC for it to occur. Nor is it mechanical - speaker cables/amp etc. I've been using this particular system for 5 years - 8 core intel - 32 ram - Windows 10 - RME Fireface UC - and it's been fine until recently. Has anyone else suffered this. Is there a work around? Thanks... Steve E

Hi, I have a project with 38 tracks. Most are used intermittently. CPU 13% Memory 16%. Disk use 1%. Just recently (past 3 weeks) if you've been listening to the song & just pressed stop, then left click a command (like a cut or just click on the edit box) there's an approximate 1 sec delay before the program reacts. Needless to say, that's incredibly infuriating. I ran some tests with other projects & yes, the more tracks, the longer the delay - but the amount of VST's etc did not seem to matter. The only changes that have occurred over the past few weeks that I can think of are an upgrade from Cakewalk & from Microsoft. Has anyone else noticed this, or come across anything similar? PC's an Intel 8 core, 32 Gig RAM, SDD Drives & an RME UC. Best Steve E