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Not only the fly out anymore.

Not integrated into the tracks Hasn't slowed anything down here.

Absolute time instead of musical time for track delays is huge! That's not a look.

I wouldn't call the new per-track built-in spectrum analyzer to be a change in the look.

Project Preview is huge to me.

Usually are

No

Set it as the default then.

If you had it installed already, you'll retain it. According to the latest CbB release notes: "The TTS-1 synth is no longer installed by Cakewalk, by request from Roland. This product is no longer supported and has reached end of life. Older installed versions may continue to work but it is no longer a default for insert instrument."

Did you try safe mode? The empty project template may have a 32-bit plugin trying to load by way of BitBridge.

Again, you will be able to run Cakewalk after you delete or rename the file: aud.ini

Doesn't mean that's the right way.

Good job resurrecting an almost 4 year old thread...

You will be able to run Cakewalk after you delete aud.ini

Delete aud.ini and use wasapi mode

You click on it.

The rating being only a 4/5 after 81 ratings (my personal standard is a minimum of 4.3/10) scares me and so does this:

I use Kontakt 7 in CbB quite frequently have never ever experienced this.

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Do you have the proper midi in and out enabled in preferences?

Which preamp? I used to have a SM7b along with a Cloudlifter and there was absolutely no hiss introduced.

Did you use a preamp with it? There is a reason why the Cloudlifter is usually sold along with the SM7b and now Shure has the SM7db that has the Cloudlifter integrated into the mic.

Exactly what you said, created a new project, inserted a new audio track, set interleave to the track to mono and then inserted the mono flavor of the vst3.

Just tried your recipe and can't reproduce, no crash. PSP InfiniStrip Mono (VST3) is v1.30 Cakewalk is the current (2024.02) Early Access release