Will.

It doesn't crash when you route it properly. I used it on a daily basis for sound design. It has pretty nice retro drum samples. I've load it first and last, in between - it works fine. You didn't install any recent Sonar Platinum files, perhaps?

My studio has been treated 4 days now and before I could not hear this. When creating a SC with Aux - MEANING: Routing a synth bass output to an AUX track and sending the input to the compressor, there is a click everytime when the trigger happens in the SC channel as if the kick bleeds in to it, when it is in Solo mode.

I have done all of this. The Vst3 version works in Logic pro x. Weird. It also have been tested on my secondary system with the same result. It seems the Vst3 does not work in this version of Cakewalk for me. It was work prior to this release. It is one of my go to EQ. This is the first time ever using the VST2 version in a project.

Mine show too, but does not output any sound in Vst 3 only in Vst2.

Cautiously and respectfully doing a feature request for Boz Digital The Hoser VST3 to work in the current release. It was working prior to this update, but it seems only the Vst2 is working in the current release - specifically. This was the very first time I am installing it as a Vst2, upon looking into the cause. The Vst3 version install, launch, but has no output to it in the current release. Vst2 works fine.

There's one with Loop Points too. Its does not follow 128 snap and tick snaps.

Fade snap.mp4

No problem. That still doesn't fix the issue though. It either falls short or overlaps. You have to zoom in to get an accurate fade to grid snap.

No need to turn snap off. Just Zoom in more and snap it to the grid. To further help - go into Preferences>snap settings and tick your grids. It is very annoying. Having your fades sound musically with the clip and tempo - is important.

No wonder it was smelling here inside. Glad my comment could freshen up the place.

Good for you. ??

Well, if you don't need help - don't b**ch about it. Everyone else runs a smooth UPDATE. Maybe that's why support dont reply to you. You ask for help, you get help, but then you wipe your a** with it.

Cakewalk requires you to activate your DAW every 6 months. You were not forced if this is an actual requirement. You can't sign insurance papers without reading the agreement. So the error here comes from yourside. Secondly: The web installer works smooth. Again: It is a requirement made by every software developer to UPDATE your software for a hassle free workspace. This is a really quick and easy step to do every month. I don't know about the others, but I refresh my activation with every UPDATE - this keeps my system running smooth with no issues. If you go to the Help Tab inside the DAW - everything you need to keep thing up and running are there. Rather invest in 2 minutes to sign in and keep things up to date every month. All this takes 2 mins every month.

And here you're saying exactly what I had been explaining. Ta-da! I think its name is Bingo . . . Which often causes issues in project like seen in the OP's video. This is because it doesn't refresh quick enough.

You do realize that when memory cant handle the strain anymore it seeks memory from somewhere else, right?

? Kevin ? Wow! ??‍♂️ I'm just gona scroll to another topic . . . Wow! Just wow! ??‍♂️

15% on a 1TB = 150GB. Creating a project on it will introduce performance issues. You are likely to run into dropouts. Plugins such as iZotope, Kontakt libraries, Waves effects (even if they are stored on an external drive) consumes a lot system resources. Although this might be true when visually, when you have a project open not so much. When your CPU and Ram are under constraints - they looking for memory else where - like the hard drive. So good luck experiencing a performance free system.

Like I said. Things are getting old. That's all I meant. You cant drive a car five years without a service.

Well, normally when someone say more than 15% - they are staggering close to having 15% free space available, they are close to that percentage. I'm just saying. FWIW: Windows 10 requires at least 50GB to run somewhat okay'ish and Cakewalk about 20GB. Thats 70GB between the two. So to run smooth you at least need 150GB (250GB recommended) free at a limited capacity. Without seeing any lagging and performance issue. There's users with 240GB SSD that are complaining about performance issues.

And there's your problem. Everytime you add a effect it consumes memory and the more effects you use the larger the project becomes. Pro Tools don't even allow you to record if you have less than 200GB available on your hardrive. Although every other DAW allow this, you're likely to run into issues such as performance issues. Then there's background app as well. What's the specs of the Laptop?

That definitely your PC. Hardrive full or busy acting up. Could be CPU as well. I clean out my system fans every 4 months and replace CPU thermal paste when needed.

Something like that, yes. Bugs get fixed with every update on a monthly basis. Thousands have been fixed already since Bandlab took over. Right now the team focus on more serious bugs. This one is the size of a grain of sand. It will eventually get fixed. I think it just popped in to introduce itself to you - so you wont see it anytime soon again. Like I said: I get it from time to time, and get rid of it really easy by opening and close any window quick with its shortcut, like the piano roll (Alt+3) or the console view (Alt+2.) Most of the time I just hit Shift+D twice to open an existing window, but it is hardly anything of concern to me, that's why I've never bothered to report it. Some have though. If it pops in again activate it with "X" Do a quick sweep across the screen to pick it up and press "X" again to disable it. If that does work - a quick close of the DAW (as you discovered) is always the cure.

It pops up from time-to-time. Normally, when I open any other window with a quick open and close - it goes away.

Check if you have "Replace old with New" deselected in preferences>editing.

For stupid questions like this.