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It can if you know what your doing... and if you root your phone...

Why not just leave windows audio setting at 48 khz. ASIO bypasses Windows audio anyway.... so while you're in CbB, windows audio setting is being bypassed. (Though I can't explain why setting windows audio to 96k give pops and click in CbB) Maybe a CbB dev could chime in here.

You say you record at 96K. You also stated that changing windows audio setting to 48 khz and the pops go away. From that, I gather that changing windows audio setting to 48 khz and the pops return. Just confirming. As well as recording at 96K, Are your projects also set to 96K (under tempo) Preferences | Audio | Driver settings > Default settings for new project , set to 96K? (I am assuming so)

I was asking whether you disabled Intel Speedstep (and possibly C-States) via Windows or did you do it in the BIOS?

Did you disable Intel Speedstep (and possibly C-States) via Windows or BIOS?

Driver mode ASIO?

Updated drivers manually? (Not via Windows update) Set CPU min max to 100%? Disabled Intel speedstep (and possibly C-States)? Enabled high performance power scheme? If you have an Nvidia card - set power to "Prefer Maximum performance) in 3D settings?

Try %appdata%\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core That's where mine is

The way I have done it requires some programming (using AutoHotKey) and is definitely a workaround I have written an AutoHotKey script that first puts my desired workspace in the registry. Then runs Cakewalk When Cakewalk runs, it always runs with my desired workspace selected at start up.

If you actually believe this, that the solution is simple. Don't install the Facebook App. If you also believe this, then you also have to believe this about many other apps that require access permission to your phone's microphone. Even with the official Facebook APP installed, the Facebook App does not listen to your conversations all the time. If it did, can you imagine how fast your battery would drain and how much data would be required for it to do that..? Being the user of a DAW (with your knowledge of how much space audio data actually takes) you should be in a better position to release that.

Not really See: https://www.wandera.com/mobile-security/phone-listening/

You can turn a lot of the telemetry off in Windows 10. There's O&Oshutup which can disable a lot of the deeper configuration items not available on the WIndows GUI. You can even edit your Hosts file to restrict access to the sites used for telemetry.

Definitely not happening with most who have updated What did Cakewalk support say when you contacted them about this?

Yes

It depends. Basically, if you have any projects that use any plugins that check for the presence of Sonar Platinum in order to work, then yes. If you're not sure or can't remember, then yes.

Or download directly from here. https://www.bandlab.com/download/assistant/windows

It's called Duplicate Track. I can see it in mine if I right click on the track. There is also an icon See: http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Arranging.06.html

Depends on the exact plugins you're using, whether they are using upsampling. Does increasing the bit rate on the Lame exported help? Are you exporting the files onto one of the M.2 SSDs. With all those plugins , 2 to 4 minutes may actually be normal. As a test, maybe try without the plugins and see if it makes a measurable difference. I am assuming you have a specific reason you're exporting to MP3 rather than wav. MP3 export is more CPU intensive than wav Other may offer more suggestions.

I was able to find that card - maybe an upgrade may be in order. Are you able to borrow one? Just to confirm - by Cakewalk , are you meaning CbB?

That video card comes up with literally zero hits on Google - What does MSinfo32 say under System Summery | Components | Display Start + run msinfo32 Also your 4 gig ram might get a bit tight - depending on what you're doing.... What version of Cakewalk?

Or maybe just update the drivers. What video card do you currently have? What are your other system specs

There are three driver modes that you can choose for your audio. Of the three, ASIO would be preferable. While MME works, you would only ever using this when the other two absolutely refuse to work. I googled the the Motu 24Ao, and it appears that you would want to be using its native ASIO driver rather than MME. The non DAW applications - like for Youtube, running in Linux or in Windows 10, use a different driver mode - not ASIO. Note: 'a door' is actually a DAW > Digital Audio Workstation. For those "techno abbreviations people use" - Google is your friend.

Can you tell us a bit about your set up. Using on board or an Audio Interface? Updated all hardware drivers? Audio configured properly in Cakewalk preferences?

Not if you tell the games installers to use an alternative location for the content. Steam games, for instance, you can specify the location for the content. I agree with the others. Put the OS on the 500gig.

See: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/deva/2010/09/27/error-message-on-64-bit-windows-when-you-try-run-regsvr32-exe/