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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/

Hopefully someone who is also experiencing the same issue can respond. In the meantime, does every plugin experience this behaviour or just a select few? Maybe a workaround is to try plugins that do not exhibit this behaviour...

I've never had this issue. I know you said you've "upgraded to the latest version". However, just to confirm, are you using Cakewalk by Bandlab 2019.11 Build 63 ? Has Cakewalk support got back to you? (other than the automated response)

A couple of things to try 1) Go to your Nvidia Control Panel (Start + run "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\Control Panel Client\nvcplui.exe") Head to 3D settings | Manage 3D settings > set Power Management Mode to "Prefer maximum performance" 2) Start + run "systempropertiesperformance" Select Adjust for best performance.

I was thinking this too.... The latest version is 441.66

Very similar to mine - I have the same video card (though with 2 gig vram) and 16gig ram....

Sorry, I can't say I have ever encountered that issue. Maybe drop a note to Cakewalk support https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360000025633

No. Not natively anyway. Maybe with a PC emulator. (Maybe Boot Camp) Others who have had experience with this might advice how to do this.

As a test, just loaded a track with Sonitus reverb in the effect bin. I added automation lanes for a couple of Sonitus reverb's parameters. The parameters mapped responded to the automation I entered when played back. Working fine here. Are you sure you have not occidentally bypassed all read automation in the Mix Module?

I simply use an Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that contains all username and passwords for every purchase that requires one. One sheet for music stuff. Other for non music stuff I have a macro that can search all sheets.

Patience grasshopper.... they must have many to get through..... doing them all at once would overwhelm their email servers....

Can you tell us a bit about your machine specs?

Cakewalk by Bandlab 2019.11 Build 63? Just that project? Rebooted?

Here is the strategy I use One folder for VST3 plugins. Another folder for VST2 plugins. Stay way clear of 32bit plugins - they are more trouble then they are wortth. VST2 > "D:\Data files\vstplugins" VST3 > "C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3" < best not to change this. When ever I install a new plugin, do a custom install and make sure the VST2s install to "D:\Data files\vst plugins". Deselect 32bit versions if asked. When install is complete, open up CbB PIM and do a scan. Place new plugin into the relevant plugin layout. Test in an audio track if a effect plugin , or test synth if softsynth plugin.

Google is your friend. https://www.ghacks.net/2015/07/21/how-to-disable-driver-updates-from-windows-update/

I would have suggested that too. If you have not already, you might want to do the same to CbB (Uninstall and reinstall) - after all, this is also affecting V-Vocal. Also, as there were some Windows updates, I am wondering if it tampered with your drivers for your audio interface or audio device. You might want to uninstall the drivers for your audio interface or audio device. Head to the manufacturers website and download the latest version and reinstall them - even if you believe you have the latest version. Personally, I have configured my windows 10 updates to leave hardware drivers alone. MS can, from time to time, install a generic version of hardware drivers. I always check and update these manually.

Works fine here with a fully patched Windows 10 1909 Build 18363.535 Are you using the latest Cakewalk by Bandlab? (Which is 2019.11 Build 63) < note: This is the early release hot fix for 2019.11) Are you using the latest version of Melodyne (which is 4.2.4.001)

If you can think of a better way to do it, put a feature request in. https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/forum/8-feedback-loop/

That's really strange Have you logged a support ticket? https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360000025633

Start + Run taskkill /IM Cakewalk.exe /F

It sounds like that when you move a note on event (by moving the note back) , Cakewalk is supposed to know to move the proceeding CC84 event as well so as to keep the CC event proceeding the note. If I move a note, I would not want to move any other event - even if the surrounding CCs are to effect the note. It's a matter of you knowing your MIDI sequence yourself and what CCs you're using and where. Cakewalk automatically deciding what CC events to move along with the note would drive me nuts and would be the first thing I would disable. (Unless I am misinterpreting what you're asking) That sounds like a feature request rather than a bug. MIDI events are simply data. If you want to CC84 event to move as well you make sure it's selected along with the note.

Have you contacted Bandlab support for all of these MIDI related issues? https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360000025633 I use CC84 on some occasions and it always works intended. On my XG equipment, CC84 controls the start note of a portamento. Of course I have to use CC65 to turn portamento on and use CC5 to control the portamento time. The destination synth has to respond to these CC numbers. All Cakewalk does is send them, it's the synth's job to know what to do with them.