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Right click on the video file>Stretch Options and choose your desired window size.

I usually just left click on the project sample rate next to the tempo in the transport module to access it.

I can Repro with an empty template.

I've just done some limited research, and this seems to be an issue across all DAWs with both Windows and Mac - nothing from Linux though. Then some threads were saying that it's an issue with Samsung monitors with the "Auto Adjust" feature and depending on which monitor wakes up first - that monitor grabs the plugins if other monitors are still adjusting from wake-up. They also say sometimes the entire window reverts to the main monitor. Some suggest that a possible delay between the auto display in Windows, and the auto adjust feature of Samsung monitors could also confuse message and communication in multiple display setups when they are turned back on for a correct resolution reading - which can cause some display issues with certain windows that might be on a secondary monitor. That's what the people of Mr. Google are saying.

Use the shortcut letter B on the keyboard

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I used to get these now and then with my 3rd Gen Focusrite. Either the DAW or Sound Drivers would sometimes lock up (even a VST EFFECT would create that noise at times) but a quick cable unplug and reconnect solved it every time - instead of rebooting the system.

Pay close attention to Collins post.

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Neutral response. Not all interfaces sync automatically with the DAW(s). If you have your Asio driver set to 32bit, but your project is set to 24bit there's a conversion happening here with the obvious analog to digital converters - not so? You are more than welcome to do any test required. This is clearly from what I've read in the reference guide | and | from the tests I have done with various testing scenarios and software. Dithering actually happens at recording too - believe it or not. Then the reference guide clearly tells us that dithering happens when you bounce or freeze tracks too irrespective of the bit So, any rendering done using melodyne or vocalsync dithering happens when it's enabled in preferences.

It's been minute. What's good? Log in to your bandlab.com account via your browser of choice. Go to your account/profile Settings Linked Accounts Remove all social media and other accounts linked to your Bandlab account. Follow these steps and you should be good. This happens from time-to-time, I'm not sure why.

My pleasure.

Thats mainly because the clip wasn't cut at a zero-crossing point within the sound wave - so there’s an abrupt change that is happening on the clip. Cakewalk still see the clip as a whole clip, but just in a cropped version. When you bounce the region, the DAW basically isolates that part and knows where to focus the algorithm on entirely for a smoother operation. What you want to do is make a cut, do a small fade until you can't hear the clipping anymore. Depending on the creativity you're introducing, most times it won't be necessary to bounce the clip once it has a fade on where the cuts were made. Try to aim your cuts on that zero-crossing point in the waveform though. You might never use a crossfade anymore.

Lol. Excuse you? FYI! Im editing typing errors. Since when was it a problem to correct our typos or to put emphasis on something? 🤔

Exactly your interface cant do this. So your recorded file from ANALOG to DIGITAL is now just 1s and 0s living in your DAW. If you import a file thats 32bit - does the DAW dither the file automatically during the process or when you apply effects?