Byron Dickens

The problem is almost certainly not -and never was - your interface. Likely some other app running in the background is interrupting things. Antivirus is a frequent culprit.

I wouldn't bet on it. Never heard of that brand. Stick with a known reputable manufacturer of pro / prosumer gear. Focusrite and PreSonus are both highly regarded here.

You are so welcome.

The Realtek ASIO driver is the worst piece of garbage known to man. You will be better off getting a proper audio interface.

It's an issue of you need to completely get rid of those BS Magix and ASIO4ALL drivers .

? Wait, I thought the title of the thread was best one-liners....

It has to be. If you export the file and if you re-import it and it plays back normally in CW, then there's nothing else that can be

I highly recommend perusing the documentation.

So does Sweetwater, who will sell it to me for 36 bucks.

Unless you're the seller and managed to sucker some brain-dead moron into falling for this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/373700954375?hash=item5702500907:g:eqsAAOSwJsdhKfLi&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoF%2FThQPp%2BBUzRj7gZowtwhInx%2F3IIODvDCtQ1xn5DoT%2FYMtGcvNwAB1o%2FpgoiCnPjNrZS63tCYp96H29fwqdYeH8aK9NGuKQrY2FXlhqqi6K4bLn1kBa7UpzbkxN3a4W3kFCmE7Y5Bu5xIxA3ly2PYdJamOFbUIpaerSCAAIGaKauip%2BHvoFoZ1%2BsSrjp8WM7gKB6xh6BVgWjzCccl6XOJw%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR5yn4PGtYQ

With no information about your system, it's anybody's guess. What OS? Processor? Ram? And most importantly what audio interface are you using and what driver mode?

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I keep meaning to do that but I never get around to it.

Years ago I resolved not to make any resolutions....

Did you try it anyway? What happened?

CBD and pot are not the same thing.

People always assume it's the software....

There are myriad options in the$100-$200 range that are more than suitable. Focusrite and PreSonus are both highly regarded. Whatever you get, make sure it has a dedicated ASIO driver from the manufacturer and not some third party. Go to the manufacturer's website before you buy and look for the driver download. If they direct you to download ASIO4ALL, cross that one off your list and move on. Beringer's lowest tier interfaces use it, but the ones a few steps up the ladder have real ASIO drivers available. That is something to watch out for. At this point, any microphone with an XLR connector will do

Get a proper audio interface and either mic the amp or use the dedicated line out.

I do know and I'm telling you the solution. You can listen to my advice or you can bang your head against the wall for God knows how long fiddle-farting around and not fixing the problem until you either finally do what I suggested in the first place or give up Your choice.

Get a proper audio interface and a real microphone.

Yeah. That one went south fast!

I use the index and look for just the part I need.

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Wow, there's a thought....