Jonathan Sasor

Is there a specific issue you're having with OPUS?

Likely something weird going on with your Visual Studio redists in Windows. I'd check to make sure you've got Windows updated first, and if that doesn't resolve it, try manually uninstalling the redists, and then running the Cakewalk installer (which will then replace them). I'd start with the VS2019 redistributable first if you uninstall them, but Cakewalk installs the 2019 (which includes 2015 and 2017 revisions) and then 2013 and 2010 as well.

Yes, this is a known limitation with the External Insert currently.

yes, can you please upload either the .cwp or a link to the project via dropbox/google drive, etc. You can also PM Noel and/or myself with the link with the details if you don't want to attach to the public thread.

Based on what I can glean out of your dump file, it's crashing in the kernelbase after doing a bunch of stuff related to the WD Desktop App. I'm guessing that's what's likely having an issue. Also, make sure you get the latest Cakewalk build (175) as that has had some changes to the error handling that are not as aggressive as the previous release (build 144).

Once again, thanks everybody for your participation with Early Access! Build 175 is now available to all by going to Help | Check for Updates. You can now post any related feedback to the official release feedback thread.

If you publish the same project more than once, it uploads as a new revision.

I can't seem to reproduce this, can you upload some example audio? Possible there's some kind of special formatting to those particular files.

What @scook said ?

Are you seeing anything in the soft synth tab of the Add Track flyout?

Are you seeing anything in the soft synth tab of the Add Track flyout?

Are you seeing anything in the soft synth tab of the Add Track flyout?

The new plugin menus require a click on "Soft Synths..." from the Insert menu

@TheSteven PM sent

@Cédric Lawde This will be fixed in the next installer build, but you're seeing the 0 KB PC2A file because there was an issue with where the installer was packaging localized versions of the PC2A .dll files. If you run the installer again in English you should see a proper PC2A file.

try doing a manual VST rescan in the preferences and check the boxes for rescan failed and rescan existing plugins (turn those off after the scan completes).

@Keni if you run the rebuild_2 version of the installer, you shouldn't get any errors trying to insert pc2a. That said you're not getting anything you don't already have with CA2A, but not everyone else has that. ?

@Ron Mendoza @kday Please try the main link in the first post again, it should now say Rebuild_2 on the installer, and this should fix PC2A for you.

If the sample rate is getting flipped while you're in the app, I'm guessing something else is trying to access the driver while you're using it in Cakewalk. Make sure you're running in ASIO, check what your default audio device in Windows is and what the sample rate is set there if you're using the PreSonus for Windows playback too.

Shared should also work, you just can't manually adjust the latency. WASAPI Shared is what Windows is using for the OS, so no reason that shouldn't work for your integrated card assuming you hear anything at all from the machine.

You want MME for the audio driver on the Playback and Recording tab of the Audio category.

Setting the driver mode to MME should work for an onboard card.

Some updates just require a little more time in the oven. ?

This has already been fixed internally and will be in the next CbB update, apologies for the inconvenience!

As far as recent changes go, we made an installer fix related to a Waves component that was causing a component to throw an error when updating Cakewalk, however the core issue with the Waves shell crashing for some users is with the Waves shell itself. They've been working on a fix for this on their end, so hopefully it will be in their next update.