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Deep Purple - Burn

Sorry about this one (young son*): Blippi - Blue Song To be fair to him, his favourite song now is this:

Must not do Jennifer Rush...

And to prove a point: Hawkwind - Psi Power

I try :-) Meanwhile, back at the thread... Blue Oyster Cult - Flaming Telepaths

Jethro Tull - Broadsword cf.

Cunning double link... Deep Purple - Stormbringer

Michael Moorcock and the Deep Fix - The Last Merry Go Round

Fairground Attraction - Perfect

Heart - Perfect Stranger

Starship - Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now

Del Amitri - Nothing Ever Happens

The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Time Captains

Tin Machine - Under The God

All About Eve - Gold and Silver

Goldfrapp - Strict Machine And another double score.

And obligatory... Hawkwind - Silver Machine

Soft Machine - Moon In June At least double points.

Does this mean...uninstalled??!?!?!? ?

Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls

Roxy Music - Virginia Plain Getting off the train at last,

KLF - Last Train to Trancentral

No, the Realtek one is the one that fails. Go and find the threads about it. ASIO4All (and others) are also a way for DAW creators to only have to support an ASIO interface (API), rather than having to write for WDM, WASAPI, ASIO, MME...a different but entirely reasonable difference from how Cakewalk have done things.

No, Realtek provide an ASIO driver which fails the check routines; ASIO4All is a wrapper ASIO driver that passes but had issues with CbB and.Sonar.

That's actually the Realtek one - ASIO4All can definitely have issues with grabbing audio ports and not letting go which can cause people problems - so it's thought easier to just warn/block it. That said, as @pwal³ mentioned, it's not a problem with other DAWs: Steinberg and Magix would surely not ship their own ASIO:WDM interface with their DAWs which would almost always cause problems (I think FLStudio ships one too, but that's ASIO:WASAPI). So there does seem to be something funky going on with how Cakewalk software works with ASIO (and we're not talking James Brown kind of funky here).