WalkerTalker

I've found the freeware MP3TAG https://www.mp3tag.de/en/ very useful for adding tags (including ISRC) to audio files (MP3, WAV, FLAC, etc.). FYI.

Just wondering if you found a solution to this? I'm on the latest release, but have seen this behaviour in many previous versions (as well as 2022.09). Thanks, John

Where can I find more details on this bugfix, please? Regression - unable to use automation shelf tool after making time ruler selection Thanks.

Many thanks! I'll try it.

Thank you. Not a plugin preset, an export preset. But I suspect these are also stored in the registry and not easily extracted.

I wanted to give my colleague an export preset I devised. Are they stored somewhere? Or can be exported like plugin presets? Searched the documentation and the forums without luck. Thanks.

You don't mention whether you have done a VST scan/re-scan recently? I had a sudden issue with "plugin not found" that was fixed by rescanning. Also: https://www.ghacks.net/2017/03/15/linkmaker-for-windows-create-shortcuts-and-symbolic-links/

Thanks. I use a project template, but often add more tracks than I have saved in the template. Guess I'll try and get used to using more track templates. (Thanks Mark.) It occurs to me that another approach would be the ability to re-order or edit the list of available MIDI inputs so that my preferred one is at the top....

When I add a new MIDI track the input is automatically set to "Omni". I have to change this each time to my preferred input. Is there a way to set a particular input as the default for new tracks? Thanks.

Maybe one of your FX plugins have somehow lost authorization? I know there are protection systems which mute audio periodically if the software is unlicensed. Could this be a variation of that??

If it's recognised by Windows, it must be a Cakewalk issue, don't you think? Try another DAW? Reaper is small and easy to install. If it sees the MOTU, you know it's Cakewalk.

When you install a new version it copies settings. So the process for syncing is already in there somewhere?

I had the same result (doubled notes) when using the default midi input ("all inputs omni", I think). If I change that to the actual midi keyboard input I use, I only get single notes. Something being echoed? I haven't found out. There's a CAL script, undupe.cal, that will easily fix already recorded doubles.

As well as Wavelab, the time stretching/shrinking in Izotope RX is pretty good. Uses the Radius algorithm, FWIW.

I run both those plugins on a Win7 machine with no problems, albeit with 32 GB of RAM. Don't think the OS is your problem. They do seem to be greedy, so maybe more RAM is worth trying? But a single instance on a track vs. a single instance on a bus wouldn't make any difference to the resources needed, would it? Multiple track instances, yes.