Byron Dickens

Posting your email address in an open forum like that is a monumentally bad idea.

Learn how to spell before you lecture the rest of us about history. Even better, learn some history too.

The President of Russia could fix all this really easily....

SONAR 8.5 is 13 years old. Support for W7 has ended. 32 bit plugins are all but completely obsolete. Past time to move on.

Control S is such cheap insurance....

I call BS. Either that, or you don't know very many people. Well, if you work for hours without saving, it is your fault. Yeah. 'Cause no other DAW ever crashes and looses the work of some fool who goes for hours and hours without saving

Two-year-old thread!

Relax, man. Nobody is questioning your intelligence.

Gotta be an issue with how you have things routed. Both work just fine here.

Copycat!

You got to be careful with this. Real musicians don't make random variations in either timing or velocity. What they do is purposeful. Not robotically perfect, of course, but deliberate.

That's how it is done: in a text editor. Just change the name.

Apologies for my snappy reply. There seems to have been a recent spate of people who are not looking for help but just want to unload their bike. I get being frustrated but it is always a good idea to step back, take a few deep breaths and not let yourself panic. A cursory search reveals several people using CbB on W11 without issue. Your interface is rather old, FireWire has fallen by the wayside and as mentioned previously it is quite possible that the drivers are no longer compatible. Me, I am not an early adopter. I'll let others do the beta testing for new OS releases.

You'd really have to ask Native Instruments. Its their fault for not adhering to the MIDI specification, not Cakewalk's for working properly.

Yes it does. That's what you have selected. No. You should be using the ASIO driver for your interface. Here's a dumb question: did you install the W10 drivers? Another dumb question: what happens if you select the L input?

First thing you need to do is uninstall that Steinberg generic asio driver.

Are you using the VST2 or VST3 version? If I try to use the VST3, it crashes about 4 out of 5 times but the VST2 works just fine. I have seen other similar reports.

Have you tried referring to any of the voluminous documentation or watching any of the many tutorials? http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation/Home https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/forum/35-tutorials/

Cakewalk is not "powered" by the audio interface. That interfere is about as small as they come.

Problem solved.

Its a beta version that is no longer being developed. Ditch it and move on.

Buy or don't buy. I don't give a damn either way. There's plenty of other places on the internet to discuss poly ticks. Leave that crap out of here

Another thread getting ruined by poly ticks. No, I spelled it right....

So do you have a question or are you just bitching?

I think it would be a lot simpler to automate the reverb send.