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dont have a guide or list to diagnose, but I would first check settings on 'my computer' sound devices, and then check the settings in Cakewalk. if your CPU meter in Cakwalk is showing high load, that could be a point to start checking. You could find a lot of info through Google, sorry I don't have time to guide you through. good luck

Mr Torture, I have a 10 year old budget Medion desktop that runs perfect on high sample rates, even at the lowest buffer size. Maybe it's not the computer itself, or just 1 component that's causing the prob. For a start I would disable '64 bit engine' and check settings in Sonar, fe. try cache reading en/disable, etc. Also you could dowload a free latencymon software tool, that might show you what the problem is.

I have these, sound nice without fatigue, I don't turn them up loud that is. Don't expect tons of clarity, detail and imaging but it's really a nice sounding speaker with good portion of bass. Just my 2 cents.

Hugh has bought it

https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/bass-gitarre-alembic-serie-i-ssb-stanley-clarke-typ-elektrisch/1940378205-74-1798 your chance to become a Bapu..

Hugh haves 2 computers with each 2 monitor outs, can add 4 monitors directly to them (simples). Then update computer/software/app settings to display the stuff you want on each monitor, possibly there's some (free) monitor manager software (once figured out, simples). Bapu plectrum yes ? oboy oboy oboy

I have same Yamaha strap as the bassplayer below, love it.

can't believe not 1 word on the solo's during the bassplayer audition

I bought a big box of car tyre balancing weights to glue into control cavities of my cheap guitars. that way they shouldn't feel so light and cheap anymore. I'm mad I know

at approx half Squier money, this guy with Roswell (UK) Alnico 5 pickups, maple neck, graphite nut and Diaddario strings normally would be simular quality level to Squier. So now I get a signed Bapu plectrum maybe ? https://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_ms_60_vw_ltd_edition.htm

I need no alcohol to get the key all wong

maybe let him know (friendly, respectful, calm) he cannot drink again at gigs, or he'll be replaced, period, that's it. would try not to get into a discussion etc. at least you gave him credit and a last chance... just my 2 cents.

no latency from the cable, maybe 0,000000000000001 % of software latency

afaik untill say 9 meters all is good/the same. Only if you go over AND have a not so strong signal it might help to address that. Just my 2 cents

guess a SRT2 built in and stick a Tonewood amp on would even make me sound good less awful...lulz

sorry, also forgot that they are cutaways, so that'd look funny upside down. If I'd be rich would get ye just the SRT2 electrics from a Yamaha dealer and have it mounted in a nice western guitar from a guitar builder.

Hey Shane, was testing out my elec/acoustic Yamaha AC3R lately after not playing it for a few years, heard how good the onboard SRT2 system is. IMO it's superior to what I've heard online from the Fender Acoustosonic, the Yamaha can sound like a real mic'd guitar while the Fender sounded a lot like a piezo pickup. I noticed yesterday mostly when pressing the 'focus' button, it really sounded like a mic'd guitar. Don't get exited as they don't have a lefty, but am I mad thinking one could quite simply make an acoustic a lefty ? (you'd have the control panel for the electronics on the bottom though...dunno if that's a showstopper). The SRT2 system is the one you need I'd say...Yamaha's come in western and concert body's.

is this a plane ugly burst, ya ? (grandma, blindfolded could spray a better) ok, I'll get me crocs