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Only an install will add files like the one that is missing. A reboot insures nothing on the disc is marked as in use, so the install has a better chance of running to completion. If you prefer more authoritative help contact support@cakewalk.com.

Forget about BandLab Assistant. The Cakewalk Installer is a more reliable way to install CbB. Reboot before running the install.

It depends on the interface, but this should not matter that much since the DAW records the input signal before the plug-ins. Once recorded the clip gain may be adjusted as needed for TH3.

this ^ see http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Plug-ins.2.html#1863476 Like most plug-ins it may be applied destructively or non-destructively on a per-track or per-clip basis and is fully automatable.

Could try running the Cakewalk Installer near the bottom of this page.

Check the Windows Event Viewer

This image shows an older version of CbB. Update it to see the refresh activation option.

BandLab Assistant is not needed for updates or refreshing authorization (unless the PC is not connected to the internet). The functions are available on the CbB help menu.

All the power and stability in the world does not matter. Some plug-ins must see into the future in order to react to in a timely manner. From page 19 of the LP-EQ manual From the TS-64 documentation

There are two sources of "MIDI" latency and neither has anything to do with MIDI audio buffer size plug-in delay compensation If running the minimum usable ASIO buffer, try bypassing all FX using the FX button in the Mix Module. If the latency goes away, the problem is PDC. Either bypass, freeze (or bounce and archive) the plug-ins that need PDC or use the PDC button in the Mix Module for live input PDC override This is meaningless if running in ASIO driver mode. Profiling is only useful for modes other than ASIO.

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I just tested with Edge in Win10. The links are OK.

is Display Muted Takes in Parent Track enabled

Rather than mess with preferences, I use a directory junction to relocate where projects are physically stored.

Of the FX bundled with CbB, TH3 and Sonitus Surround

While it is true instrument tracks only have the audio FX rack visible in the track view, the MIDI FX rack for an instrument track is accessible using the MIDI tab in the track inspector.

IDK, I have the full version of REmatrix. Picked it up in a group buy years ago.

FWIW, I have never specified a user folder for IRs. I gave up on adding IRs to Overloud products well before they added this feature. The Blackstar Studio IR Pack is an expansion pack not user IRs. I first checked ProgramData for the IR database but when it was not there remembered they also used the public user folder. I like REmatrix but have mostly abandoned convolution in favor of algorithmic reverbs.

Yes, Blackstar+Studio.rematrix contains the "BLACKSTAR STUDIO.rir" and two banks of presets for REmatrix.

I have the full version of REmatrix. The "BLACKSTAR STUDIO.rir" (a SQLite database of IRs) is in C:\Users\Public\Documents\Overloud\REmatrix\IRLibraries along with the Factory.rir.

Maybe the Zero Controllers When Play Stops setting It is hard to tell from the info provided.

make sure to keep a copy of the expansion pack for future use.

AFAIK, plug-ins originally developed for UAD do not have a preset manager. They rely on the manager supplied by UAD. Maybe one day they will add a preset manager to their native plug-ins. Softube started doing this a few years ago.

This is an REmatrix expansion pack not just IRs. Add it just like any other expansion pack (IOW drop the file on the plug-in UI)

REmatrix Solo can only load one IR at a time and has no facility to load Overload REmatrix expansion packs. The full and free versions of REmatrix can load multiple IRs at a time.