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Actually he is correct. The UM22 is one of the poorest choices for use with a Windows PC because it does not come with an ASIO driver. It is supported fine by Core Audio and that was the market it was made for. Mac. It is a huge waist of time to try and make it work on a PC. Give it to a friend who has a Mac. The Focusrite is actually another poor choice because bang for buck. It is lacking in features other similar price 2x2 interfaces have. Do your research. I had just watched this video the other day so that's why I had just found this out. https://youtu.be/YcDGKuBJ2VI And this is another real good one to watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMuA-2FbJxE&t=1013s

I think this sort of says it all. The driver hasn't been updated since 2007! I have the us1641 audio interface which is same vintage. they updated the driver in 2016. But it no longer works very well with W11. It kind of worked with W10. I still have 2 computers running W7 for this very reason and I can use it no problem to record 14 tracks of audio live. But yes it's a great piece of gear that has only been forced out of use by windows updates. I also have a M-Audio Fast track pro that is the same issue. There's zero wrong with either of these interfaces but they only work on W7.

I remembered you posted this and in the Next help menu is a "View Release notes" option. I clicked on it and a box popped up in the notifications saying there was nothing available at this time??? I find it odd how silent Bandlab is being about Next?

Simple solution. Go into preferences, Keyboard shortcuts and my choice was the "Z" key got assigned to open Melodyne and the "X" key to render. This keys were not every used by me. This eliminates a zillion mouse clicks when working on a track that is chopped into shorter clips. I re-assign a lot of the main shortcut keys as I hate having to use Combination shortcuts. I'm a mouse type person. I even re-assgned the "T" key to be Transpose because I rarely need to open the tool menu that way. The "V" key is now save.

Troubleshooting needs to be a process of elimination as your issue could be caused by a few different things. Here's a few thoughts I would try. I said to Bypass ALL the effects as those could be the cause for different reasons. This eliminates things you might have missed like Pro channel modules. It could be a drop out that only happens at that point because something is taxing your system. Like an effect or a VST instrument. So increasing your buffers to around 520 might solve the issue. You have a new Audio interface and there's no telling if it will perform better than your old one. Example I was surprised to find my Motu interface would drop out at the same buffer setting that all my other interfaces didn't drop out. Does the Apollo have DSP processing? Turn that off if it does. Freeze the Midi instruments.

I've only had it happen in one track. If you zoomed in there was nothing odd showing. So I just split the track there and add fade outs and fade ins and it would be gone. but your saying it's across multiple tracks and each one makes the sound when soloed? Try by passing all effects.

Freeze midi track/ Drag to timeline/ Unfreeze midi track. Open the tempo track and Inspector view of it. Now turn on ripple edit/ turn off snap to grid. Drag midi track until downbeat lines up to measure grid properly. Now check that every downbeat is lining up properly. You might have to edit the the tempo track. You can also use Set Measure Beat at now to edit anything that was wrong. But for me this has always worked for most of material. The stronger the transients the better the success. You can also do this in Melodyne stand alone or from within Sonar and export a tempo map. But it needs to be audio first.

Sorry I just saw this, Apple Auto correct strikes again. I had typed Dude! I totally didn't wish for a that "tone of voice" I hate the internet!

Seems Next has almost been abandoned or something? 61 posts here compared to Sonar 1.7K is sort of pathetic isn't it? I don't think it caught on in the DAW market. It's sort of an Accessory to Sonar so we can do stem separation.

Duh! You do realize that Cakewalk has stopped being updated almost a year ago. All updates are applied to Sonar. Cakewalk is frozen in time now forever. Go to the Sonar Sub forum and post your request there.

Yes. When you drag and drop ( import) any media Cakewalk/Sonar automatically converts it to WAV at the projects sample rate. Only the bit depth is retained. Try Gold Wave. It has a batch convertor that I've used for a long, long time now without issues. It's free to use with Nag screen on start up but I bought a lifetime license 15 years ago. I still get free upgrades. https://www.goldwave.ca/

You might want to start a new topic. A lot has changed since this was posted.

Ripple Edit. If on, any edits you make will be global to all tracks. Example- Delete one measure and the tempo map, automation lanes etc, will adjust accordingly.

It depends on the keyboard manufacturer. Korg, Yamaha and Roland and many Top brands will have the replacement silicon / carbon contact strips. I found Akai doesn't supply them. My Yamaha keyboard was straight forward to do but I counted 45 screws were involved!!

You should submit the project to staff. Your Export settings look exactly like mine and I don't get that message. Next is still in development and bugs are still going to happen.