James Knill

In previous iterations of Cakewalk, when comping in Take Lanes, selecting a clip would not only solo that clip but also visually mute the overlapping clips — they’d appear dimmed or grayed out, which made it easy to see which take was active. In the current version, while the selected clip still solos correctly, the overlapping clips no longer appear visually muted. Is this a change that has been made or have I selected something accidentally to enable this behaviour?

When I start CbB the splash screen comes up, then the Wave Profiler checks the current driver (WDM), none of the profiles is available so it shuts CbB down. Background: This is a new install on a DELL XPS 15 Laptop running Windows 11. I have just finished the install and was testing it out using WASAPI drivers when the audio dropped out. I switched to WDM to see how it ran on this driver and it crashed. Since then it is as described above. I have tried starting CbB with control held down and by disabling the inbuilt NVIDIA / Realtek devices and drivers. I have just reinstalled CbB and it is still the same. I need to be able to switch the audio driver back to default or to ASIO or WASAPI before launching CbB so it finds the correct drivers. Is there a way to do this? Are there registry entries I can change to go back to default audio devices? Here is a screenshot of the wave profiler just before it crashes.