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What OS tweaks have you done. What is your OS and build number? Turned core parking off? Try disabling C-States and Intel speed step (This is done in BIOS - how depends on your system) Start + Run > "control powercfg.cpl,,1" (without quotes), set CPU min and Max to 100% What is your sample rate and bit depth? My projectless Cakewalk only take 25% ram(I have 16gig ram). Check your task manager for CPU and memory utilisation. Are there any other sound cards enabled other than the Audiobox USB? I have an i5 4th gen, 16gig ram buffer size at 256, 48Khz 24bit Windows 10 64bit 2004 with a 2nd gen focusrite 2i2 and I can record a stereo signal with no drop outs.

That would be a question best asked of Wavelet Audio https://wavelet-audio.com/contact-us/

There must be some system issue particular to your PC (or even your internet connect) for there to be this many issues downloading and installing Cakewalk by Bandlab. I have never received a corrupt file while downloading installing Cakewalk by Bandlab.

This is a Kontact instrument - However, will work with Player.

Is there any way you can see about getting an Nvida or an AMD dedicated graphics card (does not have to be the latest - I just use a GTX960). That will offload some of the graphic processing to the card (windows itself does this). While I know Cakewalk itself does not utilise the GPU, some plugins do for some of their display information. I know Meldaproduction plugins can. See if you can borrow a GPU

Which sound card/interface are you using the listen to the exported mix. It is the same device that Cakewalk uses. Have you confirm whether the buzzing sound is actually present in the exported file (maybe playing it on another physical PC)

Tried disabling C-states and Intel speedstep (or AMD equiv)?

That would do it if the EQ is a linear Phase EQ. (Like cakewalk's LPEQ) How you prevent it would be determined by the exact plugin used.

1) No there isn't 2) Even though CC10 is the GM/XG MIDI default for Pan, not all VSTis follow that standard. If you want CC10 to control pan for a given VSTi and it isn't, then you might be able to use the VSTi's MIDI learn function to map CC10 to Pan.

Do you have any look-a-head plugins on that audio track? When you put the audio track back and then disable all effects, does the latency go away.. If so, then it's a plugin.

IMHO 64bit is way overkill. Hell, even 32bit is almost overkill....

Me too. This could actually be a game changer in the same way the arranger tool is. In fact, I would actually be willing to BETA test this.

At the end of the day, you might find it easer to simply pony up the cash for a replacement USB to MIDI adapter. The one I use is a Roland Roland UM-ONE mk2 USB MIDI Interface. This is a little more expensive than the cheap ones you find of Ebay. However, the cheap ones tend to have small internal buffers that cause them to have issues with a high data density (like sysex).

The only other thing I can think of is that your screensets are locked. If it's not that, then I am out of ideas. I use screensets all the time in my projects and screensets always save ok for me. Maybe drop a note to Cakewalk support. https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360000025633

Are you using version 2020.9 Build 006 of Cakewalk by Bandlab?

Are you using the latest Cakewalk by Bandlab (Which is 2020.9 Build 006)? On the latest versions, see if deselecting "Apply Workspaces on project Load" makes a difference (I can't remember when this was introduced). See if deselecting the option "Windows Layouts" under "load from Workspace" in Workspace Manager for any used Workspaces makes a difference..

I also have that library and I am pretty sure that this library does not respond to Pitch bend MIDI events..

I also have deeply customised my bindings and I have never encountered this issue. Are you using Workspaces by any chance? I do, and for all of the ones I use, I deselect the option "Keyboard Shortcuts" under "load from Workspace" in Workspace Manager.

You still could be looking at a hardware problem of some kind. Perhaps only Cakewalk is using the PC in such a way as to make the issue manifest. Maybe do a stress test of some kind - although, even that might not make it fault Earlier this year, I had an issue where my DAW PC would mysteriously reboot (I have set my BIOS to go to last state on resumption from power loss). Sometimes the only way I knew it did this were various kernel power events in the system logs. Then one day, out of the blue, while running "Space Engine" (A resource hog), the PC just shut down and would not come back up. That ended up being the power supply. Replaced it with a Corsair Corsair RM-750x. So far, no reboots. I know you probably don't have spare power supplies in your back pocket..... but, if you're able, see if you can replace the power supply.

If by "computer sometimes shuts down" you mean the PC switches off for no reason as if you've pulled the power, then the first thing to check are your PC's fans in your GPU and your CPU are actually spinning or are not clogged with dust. Excessively high temperatures can cause this. This will require taking thing the cover off. It could also indicate a problem with your power supply. The less likely cause is a faulty motherboard If you're not comfortable with any of that, then you might need to take your PC to a professional. If you mean that Cakewalk drops you back to the desktop, then that's likely to be a plugin causing this.

Yes, I use those every day in my MIDI sequencing workflow - many CALS I have written myself. In fact, I would be lost without them. I also have screensets that include Studioware panels (that are riddled with CAL scripts) strategically positioned in the work area for ease of access.

What I would love the ability to do is assign CAL scripts to menu items and toolbar buttons. At the moment, we have to use Studioware panels. It's really a shame that, officially, CAL scripts (and Studioware panels) were depreciated... Modernising CAL scripts and being able edit Studioware panels within CbB would take CbB to a whole different level. Nothing, and I mean nothing, would be able to touch CbB for versatility if they did.

Just reply to the email they would have sent you, letting them know to cancel the request and that the ticket can be deemed closed.

I think you've got it. I added a SIT with MIDImonitor. played around with offset mode - I was able to replicate the OP's issue exactly.