Bristol_Jonesey

Check here

https://discuss.cakewalk.com/topic/80961-resolution-startup-crashes-with-latest-sonar-release/ Pinned, 4 posts above yours

That clip looks as though it isn't selected

The primary use for ARC is to apply correction to your monitoring in order to compensate for room deficiencies, enabling you to produce mixes which stand a better chance of translating well to other systems and to be generally more balanced without excessive high or low frequencies. It should always be switched OFF before doing an export.

As stated, you might need to run it "As Administrator" in order to work. Without that specific setting, it doesn't have permission to write to that address.

In that case you are going to run into problem after problem, no matter which DAW you use

Have you tried it?

This thread might be useful https://discuss.cakewalk.com/topic/83209-cw-by-bandlab-suddenly-not-starting-any-repair-install-utility-available/

You're responding to a 4 year old zombie thread.

It's ALL to do with the Theme Editor for the simple reason that the graphics are drawn in a totally different way.

Have you tried a Clean Install?

Common practice with Melodyne is to render each section as soon as you've finished editing.

Did Windows do an update in your absence?

But if you're getting errors and 32 bit plugins failing to load then it's NOT a winning team is it. In your shoes I would definitely be looking at 64 bit equivalents and ditching 32 bit for good.

Such as?

What possibly benefit would it be to existing subscribers? It is only aimed at CbB users precisely because they haven't signed up.

Maintenance/security. Pretty much the same 😉

Remove the check mark

The recent updates have been purely security updates.

I paid for the Bandlab subscription, but chose to keep CbB installed. Do I get the nag screen when opening Sonar? No Do I get the nag screen when opening CbB? Yes Am I bothered? Not in the slightest.

You can also achieve the same thing by engaging Offset Mode, then raise or lower your main fader by whatever amount you want but be sure to switch it off again afterwards. Visually there'll be no change apart from a small + sign by the volume fader.

It doesn't happen with Sonar, only in CbB

They're exactly the same

No, he means can you freeze the track(s) that use Spire? Click the snowflake icon in the track header

Sounds about right. My double album project (where I import all the mixdowns from the track projects) runs to about 145 minutes, and at 120bpm I can't see the last track.