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Okay, so I connected a Dean Markley Promag Grand Humbucking acoustic guitar pick-up and Proline dynamic microphone to my interface and proceeded to record for over 23 minutes, playing and singing, on a severely underpowered computer. Anti-virus on, internet connected, but all power management off. No glitches, no cut-offs, no problems. I suppose the difference is that I was recording into a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 audio interface. If you really justwanttomakemusicplease, no matter what DAW program you choose, an interface designed for recording will reduce a lot of stress and headaches. Seriously. Good luck!

I must admit I've never tried to record more than 3-6 minutes, so I can't say how my computer would handle that. Notice I wrote "computer" and not "application". Just a feeling, but I would bet that it has nothing to do with Cakewalk. How are you recording your phone mic into CbB? Do you have any power options set, like sleep or hibernate, or screen saver? Have you tried it with your internet disabled and no virus scanning happening?

I think I've seen every recipe for apple pie that there is in my news feeds since I searched for a link to "Mom's Apple Pie" for the Song Association fred. Wrong kind of apple pie.

Welcome to the forum. Ensure that all the devices and Cakewalk by Bandlab are using the same sampling rate and bit depth. You probably need to use WASAPI Shared Driver mode. Speaking of which, can you post some pics of your Preferences? And the tracks's Track Panes to indicate what the ins and outs are? Plus, if you want to make music and not become aggravated every time you try to blend different devices and sources and mics and driver modes, you probably need to look into getting an audio interface to plug your real recording microphone into. Good luck!

Mom's Apple Pie (let's see if I can get this link in here) https://youtu.be/GvurBRFWh3k?si=-c4o8Fo_yD-wAFpT

When I was 14, living in Frankfurt, the only place close by to buy strings was a little cubby hole of a shop near the PX. The only brand and type of strings they carried were Black Diamond flat wounds. I didn't know there were other kinds of string until I was stateside a few years later.

Waiting for it to come out on free TV.

Welcome to the forum. ASIO4All is not ASIO, thus ASIO is not the driver mode. It is a wrapper for the WDM/KS driver to make software think the WDM/KS driver is ASIO. You'd be better off using Microsoft's newer WASAPI driver mode if your Behringer does not have a true ASIO driver. Check their web site.

Flipping through the channels the other day I came across a show called "Gibson TV The Collection". This particular episode featured Slash showing off his guitars. One 50s-era Goldtop after another. Plus, a sunburst or 5. The host said, "there has to be a Fender in here somewhere" and pulled out a 1964 (?) Fender Bass 6. I'd never heard of that model before. A 6-string bass from way back in the last century? Does The @Bapu have one? was my second thought. Apparently, they still make them.

Where have I read that before?

Doesn't that cause hair to grow on your palms?

Happy Birthday! Wait. Doesn't that mean we're all getting older, too?

Whenever I want to copy/paste a MIDI clip, I right-click on the first note of the clip and change its start time to be exactly on the beat. Or, check the clip's properties for what the start time is, note it, and Paste Special to that particular start time. If I want to convert it to a Groove Clip, I ensure the first note starts exactly on the beat and the last note extends all the way to the end of the beat/measure.

Iron is an important nutrient.

Get a cat. That should take care of it. 🙂