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I now also wonder if Track Manager presets would do this (no button, but a fairly easy way to switch between groups of instruments): if your template(s) set up the tracks and the presets, you don't have to do it for any projects created from them.

Frankie Goes To Hollywood - War

Zoom out (search help for various ways to zoom/unzoom).

Almost double points. Robert Calvert - Ship of Fools

Mott The Hoople - Roll Away The Stone

Could you not do something pretty close to this using the Control Bar's custom module?

I'd also check memory (which Windows 10 at least could do on a reboot, so I assume Windows 11 can). Never underestimate how much effect a slightly ill-seated stick of memory can have.

Church of the Cosmic Skull - Cold Sweat

Robert Calvert - The Greenfly and The Rose

B'duh ?

Rose McDowall - Don't Fear The Reaper (cover, natch)

Seal - Kiss From A Rose

Kiss - Crazy, Crazy Nights

The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fire

But the cable ties are only $4!

ELO - Don't Bring Me Down

The biggest wins for me with quietening my PC were a silent (fanless) PSU and changing spinning rust for solid state disks (the disks vibrated the case, even with more grommets than you could shake a stick at). With a fanless GPU, a "silent" case fan and a quiet CPU fan and all solid state disks, I can't hear the PC at all now - even though it's right under mu desk. Of course, picking a low TDP CPU (65W) which meets my needs helps too as I have less heat to disperse at any given time anyway.

Rush - Fly By Night

Peter Gabriel - Games Without Frontiers

Blue Oyster Cult - Black Blade

The offending(?) dll in the first post is from Roxio, so I'd suggest uninstalling/disabling that temporarily.

Girlschool - Play Dirty https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgoMAHvQXgw&pp=ygUVZ2lybHNjaG9vbCBwbGF5IGRpcnR5 Weird - YT refused to allow embedding this time...

Only 3 minute psychedelia? Pfft.

Prince - Purple Rain

441 is indeed not a power of 2 (2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024...). It's expecting to be used with an ASIO driver which (almost always) has a power of 2 buffer size.