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Very little to go on. Can you confirm if this Buzzing or vibration also appears on an exported wave file. If so, can you post a short recording of this Buzzing or vibration?

Then they need to update their user guide to reflect that.....

DAW = Digital Audio Workstation. Cakewalk by Bandlab is a Digital Audio Workstation.

The website says KONTAKT 7 Full is required, yet the PDF user guide says KONTAKT 7 PLAYER is required. I have contacted the vendor for official clarification.

Reputable Source?

Instead of export, have you tried File - save as and then select MIDI Format 0 or MIDI Format 1 as filetype.

Upgrade to Melodyne 5

While not knowing exactly what “AutoIt” is (other than it must be some kind of scripting product), have you tried adding a small delay (a few tens of milliseconds) before and/or after the line that initiates the actual Cakewalk save process?

Just pony up the $US19 for Goldwave (or even $US59 for the lifetime).

I have the latest version of CbB and the most I have to sign in is around monthly..... I definitely do not have to sign in “every time” I start CbB. As to why you have to? You are going to have to give us more information. What windows version? Is it fully patched? Have you tried setting another browser other then Edge as your default browser.? Vdist runitmes up to date? Is you PC online 24/7? (Unless you physically cannot, then, in this day and age, being online 24/7 is not really an issue).

Depends where you shop from. PB does apply local GST

Not really. However, I am wondering if you could route these three tracks to a bus, then automate the level of that bus.

As mentioned, I have Kontakt 7 full (version 7.10.6) on a PC configured as per my signature and I am not having any issue with it (plugin and standalone). When you say it “errors out immediately”, what does that mean exactly. Does it freeze, drop to desktop or does it show an error message. Are there any differences between plugin and standalone version? I am going to assume that you have performed all Windows updates, updated all drivers and made sure you have the latest VDist runtimes installed.

You say that “ duplicated the bass track, set a quick delay on one of them, and hard panned them L and R” Is this delay’s delay time synced to the DAW's tempo. Do you have any tempo changes in your track? With some delays that are synced to the DAW’s tempo, changing tempos while the delay is active can do this.

I would not even use the RealTek ASIO driver - known to be buggy. Or get yourself an audio interface that comes with native ASIO drivers.

If this is an option, it would have to be in the registry or an INI file change. I have never see an option to reverse this behaviour in the Preference settings. This would make a greater feature request.

Me too!

This is why I include the preset registry key in my daily backup routine. regedit /e {reg file, including full path} "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Cakewalk Music Software\Cakewalk\Sonar\Presets"

No it does not.

I use a Focusrite 8i6 3rd generation and OBS Studio 30.2.3 and the ASIO plugin. The Focusrite 8i6 3rd generation has a loopback function. https://obsproject.com/ https://github.com/Andersama/obs-asio/releases/ I use Focusrite Control to configure the routing as follows:

Something tells me these are the true prices.....

Try it and see.....

Bit Late to the party on this. I was experimenting with some CAL scripts that could do this. Do these CAL scripts I have written do the trick you are after? Compress Notes to the left.CAL Compress Notes to the right.CAL

Maybe flick an email to support@cakewalk.com

Not having that issue here. What happens if you update your Vdist runtimes? (scroll down to X64) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-au/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170 Make sure any Cakewalk program and audio folders are excluded from real time scanning with antivirus software. How you do that depends on your antivirus software. Have you tried “Render in Real-time” > Under the “Mix and render” section in the export dialogue box. Also, some information about your PC might help. (See my signature for the type of information that might help)