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@pulsewalk does the track have FX plugins? If so I would disabled one at a time and try bouncing. If it dissappears you have your answer. People always blame the host before checking the alternatives.

@Leadfoot could YouTube have been having a hissy fit seen that sometimes.

Listening properly now on my TV but audio playback through my HiFi with subwoofer. Mix sounds reasonable, kick is solid, guitars are clear, bass line is defined, vocal balanced. Not sure this site was killing off your post can't find any sign of a deleted post from you in the bin.

It plays back here and on YouTube on my tablet.

Well it's playing back here on my tablet, I try a little later on both my YouTube options my PC and TV. I will comeback and let you know what I find.

Trying to be cautious, for many years prior to the formation of a certain organisation, there were no real countries in Europe and the Middle East. There were tribes that controlled areas of land but borders and definitions were extreamly flexible. When the Romans conquered a tribe their area became another part of Rome. Consequently your thought on "before that" is far more accurate than most probably realise. That certain organisation has caused more trouble, war and death than many tyrants.

Nice mix as ever Steve works on the cans. Regarding you notes on the conflict, I thought the conflict went back little further to when that old chap Moses came over the hill and said hey guys this is the promised land, pointing down to the land occupied by the Palestine's, I may be wrong.

Listing on my DT100's but this sounds like a very balanced mix, nice bit of bottom end, punch bass riff, cool distorted guitar. nice stuff the pair of you.

It may be the DT100's I am listening on but the drums seem a bit far back and I ad i hear very little kick. Other than that sounds like and alright mix.

Sounds like a nice groove, only listening on my DT 100's mix works on them.

I like this I am only listen on my DT770's Pro playing back through my Realtek onboard. Mix sounds reasonable on them lots of punch and bass.

@cclarry sorry but this has achieve the rabbit hole very quickly. Read rules people no politics, no religion, no nastiness, no stupidity thank you.

Not really the platform for other suppliers to bring their woes to. This forum is for the benefit of Cakewalk software uses to bring legitimate deals to their attention.

Who knows you may well be a marked man ? ?️ now. But if you want some amusement read Robert Heinlein's Book Job. It about a man who eventually meets the devil.

It does indeed, because many of the recent spam has contained it, no not going to say as then the spammers would know.

I should have said within a certain amount of time.

All ready exists, not the blocking but if the number of posts exceeds a certain number they get blocked. Blocking is not the solution, reporting with a reason, rather than the empty reports of which so many are.

Listening to the second mix, I like sounds fine to me, and I like it. My critical ears are currently taking a vacation so they just said hi RIk.

Depends on your definition of fun. At least you are trying to make music, I have a new stupid spec PC that has latency issues that don't want to be resolved.

@David Pollock do you FX in the tracks? You could try removing one at a time to see if that works. I can't remember but I think if you use mix recall it remembers FX so take a snapshot, remove an FX, I would save the FX settings as a preset so they are easily recalled. The other option is to use safe start and exculd a plugin at a time, lengthy I know.

@David Pollock have you disabled USB power management?

@cwiggins999 are you moving everything including the note data? If so then. 1. Place the play head at 1:01:000 2. Enable ripple edit all. 3. Under Project menu use insert time and measures as noted by @57Gregy 4. In the pop-up box make sure all tick boxes are selected, select ticks. 5. Assuming things start at 1:01:000, enter 6720 ticks. Click OK. 6. Disabled ripple edit all or despair If you just want to insert/move the data then. 1. Select the region in the time rule. 2. Ctrl X to cut it. 3. Enable ripple edit all 4. Put the play head at 2:04:000 5. From the edit menu select insert. All your existing data will slide over by however much the cut section is and the cut section will be inserted at 2:04:000. 6. Disable ripple edit all or despair.

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@jesse g same problem.

@Edward Allen just a thought have you disabled power management on your USB ports?