Byron Dickens

Wow. I would have thought I was listening to an old record. Lots of feeling in that.

I thought that "mastering" was the final step....

Thanks for the listens @jwnicholson78The link in the OP does work. Try again. @DeeringAmps I confess to near total ignorance of rave music. I had in mind a hybrid of some kind of electronic space music and Arabic pop/ folk.

Very soundtracky. Great job on continuously reorchestrating everything and that clean part in the middle was an interesting change.

I recommend spending some quality time with the documentation and some good basic tutorials.

No. ASIO is the only driver mode suitable if you are going to record external sound sources.

That has nothing to do with the metronome and it is not a bug. You should always leave at least one empty measure before you start recording because 1: if you anticipate the downbeat by even the tiniest fraction, there is no way for CW to catch the note on before zero. 2: it takes an amount of time greater than zero for any instruments virtual or otherwise to be able to start after the play command.

Why are you replying to a 3 year old dead thread?

My car won't start. Can anyone help me?

Probably sample rate mismatches. Besides the fact that you can't get decent sound running into the 1/8-in plug on your onboard sound chip. Can't do it. No how. No way. Ain't going to happen. Use your interface with Focusrite's ASIO driver and save yourself innumerable headaches.

By some stuff from Caldecott Music Group's other companies. Outside the US, companies don't have the same fetish about every aspect having to turn at least X% profit or they kill it. You've heard of Freeware, Shareware, Donationware. Consider this "Subsidyware." It is subsidized by other aspects of the business.

Step one: Use a real audio interface.

Then try going the other way.

I thought I already said that.

He said increase the buffer.

You're confusing me with Bapu.

If I had a million dollars that would mean that I started out with two million.

I'm betting it won't. BSOD is almost always a hardware related issue.

TTS1 is obsolete and problematic. Best to move on.

Possibly he has misidentified the device.

https://www.rif.org/

The internet must know something the manufacturer doesn't. iOS only. I was wrong about MAC.

No dice. iOS and MAC only.