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Base 57

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  1. You must not have seen the deals forum yesterday. You were waiting by the wrong hole, like a Tom and Jerry cartoon.
  2. Louisianastan ? Just noticed that. Kind of chilly here today but that won't last long.
  3. As I understand it, whether or not to check "UseMMCSS" depends on your audio interface. The documentation for my Antelope Orion 32+ suggests turning it off in the DAW as it is being handled by the Antelope driver. I had better performance after turning it off in CbB. However I don't think that is the OP issue. Crackling audio is usually is caused by too small of a buffer. Many people have reported being able to use smaller buffers with Reaper. I have auditioned Reaper and while I like the program well enough, I did not find it to perform any better than CbB. However Cakewalk works very well on my system, so YMMV. As far as this goes... You should probably start a new thread. Deleting those two .ini files is not something you should have to do repeatedly. More info will be needed.
  4. Thanks for this. I just finished authorizing it.
  5. You probably did this but I don't think you indicated so in your posts. Try hitting the "e" key to bypass FX globally. That should eliminate audio FX in your troubleshooting.
  6. I've been looking real hard at the HeadRush. I think you may have just pushed me over the edge.
  7. Just answering the OP question, 24/44 with upsampling on most plugs.
  8. I place markers for each section. Put the cursor at the top of the timeline (it changes to a magnifying glass) between two markers and double click to select a region. Then ripple edit to move parts around.
  9. The Thunderbolt (2) to Firewire (800) is available for $34.89 at Staples. I've had one for several years. I used it to connect my Saffire Pro 24 to the integrated Thunderbolt port in my Asus motherboard. It worked great in Win 8.1 as well as Win 10. I have since acquired an Antelope Audio Orion 32+ which works fine with their new Thunderbolt for Windows driver. I currently choose to use the USB driver because it allows multiple apps while the Thunderbolt driver only allows one app at a time.
  10. I've been using a 43" 4K TV as a monitor for almost 2 years now. It works very well.
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