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I can see him getting that feeling. It recent events that have happened in the deal's forum.

Your question is a bit generic. What driver mode (ASIO, WASAPI etc.) are you using? When you say you see signal coming in where are you seeing it? Is the track armed for recording? Is the correct input selected? Some screenshots might be of help as well.

It would only be available from the old Cakewalk.com site . If you have trouble logging in you will have to contact support at support@cakewalk.com

This is a bit of a vague question to answer. The only suggestion I can offer is for Cakewalk. Make sure when you insert an instrument that it is actually routed to a master bus and the master bus is routed to your audio outputs. Your audio device and driver type have to be selected first in preferences to know where to rout the output https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034169174-Connect-an-Audio-Interface

Goldwave

I think that it (ToneX max) is only included in the Total Studio 4 Max at $199

ASIO drivers usually only allow one device to be used at a time. In preferences unselect your Katana and see if the zoom shows up. Make sure the driver mode is set to ASIO

Make sure that you have installed the volt 276 ASIO driver. Then in preferences audio setup make sure you are using ASIO driver mode. ASIO usually only allows one software device to use the hardware at a time so make sure no other audio apps are running,.

What ASIO driver is it? ASIO that came with your interface or a generic REALTEK/ASIO4ALL etc?

How are you previewing the takes? There is a method called "speed comping" that lets you listen to a take by itself. http://legacy.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR&language=3&help=Arranging.46.html#1822714

You also have a mono source recorded onto a stereo track. In your input selection try to just select input 1 as the source not 1+2.

Please tell us what audio device you are using. This will help people know what driver you should be using.

I would get rid of the Realtek ASIO driver. Unistall it if you can.

Or automate the "mix" parameter

It seems to me that in the projects that do not behave as expected there must be another instrument that your midi is routed to and that is what you are hearing. Check that you do not have another virtual instrument or instance of one instantiated. Are you using a drum map? If you are open the drum map in the drum map manager and make sure that it is pointing to the correct VI

You need to make sure you select your midi device in preferences for midi, not audio. https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034169394-Connect-a-USB-MIDI-Keyboard

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On the X32 there is a setting to specify how many inputs it presents to the DAW.

You should also send a crash dump file to Support@cakewalk.com

Send a support request to Support@cakewalk.com

Probably not the best place to post this. Try posting in the https://discuss.cakewalk.com/forum/51-cakewalk-sonar/ forum to get more help.

I personally, don't use the software to monitor. I use my mixer's effects and monitor direct with the HW. If you are monitoring within the DAW (Sonar) and you are hearing comb filtering type sound you must be hearing a mix of what the DAW is sending and what is directly coming from the audio interface. Make sure that if you are input echoing you disable monitoring from your HW interface

If it is Windows then it has a built in defragmenter. No need to run it independently but I believe you can if you want. Right click on a drive and look for the tools tab.

Que functiones no estan apareciendo? Busque en los "Workspace" y ponelo en "none"

Maybe try uninstalling and re-installing. Also, is this a VST2 or VST3 file?