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I tried a few times with no success. The machine doesn't boot. Even if one was bad, I would think it would start. Which makes me wonder if there is something set wrong in the BIOS.

It appears that this is a RAM problem. About 5 or 6 weeks ago I got a "good deal" on 32G of memory and put it in my machine along with the 16G that was in there to start. All along it appeared to be working no problem. Windows 10 seemed to see it and I ran memory tests for about 13 hours. And even when I started to have this Save problems, the tests told me that there were no problems. I did a clean install of Cakewalk, still not solved. Then I took out the 32G and things seem to work again with 16G. The memory is "mismatched" by the way - the 2 8G 's are 2400 and the 2 16G's are 3200 (DDR4). The motherboard is a Gigabyte B360M DS3H by the way. It is only cable of max speed of 2666. From anything I read on the internet, it should work (although at the slowest speed - 2400). If anybody knows of any setting I should be looking at in the BIOS, I'd love to hear about it! Otherwise I'll live with 16G that works!

I have been using CWbB for years now with no real problems. It now works normally but as soon as you hit Save, it is unresponsive. It does not save and the only way forward is to End Task from Task Manager. Cakewalk and Windows 10 are up to date. I installed the V Distrubutables from Microsoft. I re installed Cakewalk (not a clean install). I don't think any of my disks are bad, I ran the checker on them all and it says all is well. There should be lots of free space. Sonar X3 and Reaper both save, no problem. I have an i7, 48 G Ram, Focusrite 18i8. Any body have any ideas? Thanks.

If you somehow lost the metronome audio files they are stored on c:/ cakewalk content/ cakewalk core/ metronome

Click on Use Audio Metronome

Have you tried unchecking all the UMC inputs & outputs first? Maybe then the Yamaha drivers would be un greyed.

And I had to use the Authorization Manager to get the lock off.

I'm assuming that you have a midi drum track with everything on one track. One easy way to do it is copy the drum track a few times (ctrl shift drag) and delete everything that isn't the kick drum on one track, everything that isn't the snare on another track, etc. Don't touch the original, in case you screw up. When you're done archive the original drum track.

Drum Replacer does allow you to use outside samples. Just drag your sample over the one that's in there. Watch a video on Drum Replacer.

Right click on track........Save as track template Then when you want to use it, Right click on empty part of track section.....Insert from Track Template

Hopefully you went to the Focusrite website and downloaded the proper driver. Make sure it is set to ASIO in the Cakewalk preferences menu. This will get you started (if you haven't already done this.)

Maybe freeze guitar track first before using Melodyne?

If you are using VST3 try VST2.

Or zoom way out in your Track View and drag.

I assume you know to move the dll to a folder that your vst settings is set to see.

There is a Tune knob on the picture of the bass guitar.

Any chance punch recording is turned on?

I've been testing the beta for the last couple of months too, and IT'S REALLY COOL!!! You're ALL GONNA LOVE IT !!!

Probably you need to press SKIP at the title screen of the VST unless it is registered.

Go to the Focusrite website, under Support. They have articles on optimizing your pc in windows. Have a look at that, that should cure it.

Any chance you have another monitor hooked up and it's starting in that one?

Hi Dan. Welcome back to Cakewalk. Just to make sure... you set it at Preferences/Project/Metronome And these settings are only good for the Project you are working in. It should save with the Project, but if you start another project you will have to set this again. If it is something you want to do all the time, make a project template with this setting in it.

I have the latest version (2022.06 build 028) and it has it - under Preferences-Project-Surround

The default for the MIDI input is Channel 10 - TD11 (Omni should work also). Set the MIDI output to TD11. If you have MIDI recorded on the track it should play through the headphones. If you want to audio record it, run cable(s) from the Aux output into your interface. You can also use the TD11 as an interface and record directly. In ASIO, you will have to deselect any other Audio drivers (input and output) and select the TD11 for both. (In Preferences / Audio / Devices). You should then be able to record audio. If you want to record audio from your MIDI track, just add an audio track, set the input to TD11, record arm it, and press play.

ASIO can only (usually) handle one IO device at a time. First uncheck the Solid State Logic boxes (both input and output) and you should be able to select the Zoom stuff.