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Have you ever used Control panel and Programs and Feautures?? It is possible that you can find there the Magix driver and remove it.

As anyone can see on your first photo, Cakewalk says that the silent bus detected is Master Bus. On the second photo Cakewalk says that playback timing master is "none" as it is the record timing master. This clearly says that your DAW is not connected to an Audio Interface.

I think that normalize is not the real tool to use. As you can read in the "Mastering" topic in this forum, this kind of result is obtained with mastering. The final step of mastering in fact is the use of limiter. By limiting each song at the same volume level (brick wall), the level of each song will be identical.

Thanks bitflipper. But unfortunately this article is about mix and remix. Not mastering, that it is a completely different affair.

In the start screen view under New Project there are the Project templates that you find in Cakewalk Content/Sonar Platinum/Projects templates. When you open one of these Project templates and save as template and send it to Folder Project Files, then this template appears in your Start Screen.

I expected some partecipations with more technical comments. Instead I've found much musical philosophy.

Hello everybody. I think that it's interesting that every forumist tells his own way of mastering.

Of course UA soundcards are good with CbB...given the price.

First of all I would change your mike lead with a real mike lead. Done this, I connect the mike directly to the Steinberg interface. This is the way to start to record a vocal in a professional way. You don't tell us how high you hear your voice in the headphone during recording respect to the others tracks.

I swear that since exist the new forum I read the strangest problems i ever heard.

But after you saved your project did you listen if everything was fine? Or the issue has appeared the next day?

I think that rather than a driver issue is something that has to do with the connection of the audio interface with the DAW. Because every properly connection from an audio interface to a computer has to be visible to CbB software.

I think that currently we have many reverbs more performing than Lexicon.

In my case every time I introduce a new VST, launching a new instance of CbB the program immediately scan the new entry.

From the birth of the new Forum I really read the most incredible things.

That's the problem.

It seems a joke.

You don''t provide anything about yor system , your devices and your soundcard.

I think is embarassing when someone ask for a guitar respect to a different guitar or a software respect to another or a monitor respect something elsse. The whole without explaining his musical tastes, his musical expierence and what type of devices he uses for recording and hearing his own music.

If you write in english language everybody can know your issues.

Be sure to use 1/4 note when you copy and paste.

Ripple edit all is what you nedd. Easy and fast tool. Read th reference guide.

Remove the current BandLab assistant and re - download BandLab Assistant.

Don't complicate your life. Mute all tracks except the tracks you want to mix together. Choose Bounce to track. Get the normal procedure checking mono without touching anything else. Check OK and Cakewalk create automatically a new track. After that remember to delete or archive the original tracks you wanted to mix together

We are glad to update within the program. It was finally time.