Audio interface issues

[Jane Winzeler]

What audio interfaces work best with Cakewalk?  I'm having a lot of trouble finding one that can handle the program load.

 

[Jane Winzeler]

I just spent $400 on Arrow from Universal audio.  I can do $400.  I've downloaded the driver, installed, ya da ya da.  It's not working.  So I thought I should go at it from another direction.  ie Cakewalk's preferences. 

[John Vere]

 

[Byron Dickens]

Cakewalk works with any audio interface.

What do you mean by "not working?"

[Starship Krupa]

The UA Arrow is a top notch interface that should work well with any audio software.

Cakewalk is not known to have issues with (or work any better with) any specific audio interface(s). If it's set up to work correctly on the computer, it will work correctly with Cakewalk.

It is however possible (even not uncommon) for there to be a configuration issue or two that can interfere with smooth operation.

You don't say anything about the hardware specifications of your computer, although if you're dropping $400 on a UA Arrow, your system probably has enough juice. There are a number of things to look out for with Windows to make sure audio data flows smoothly.

[Byron Dickens]

I think the OP lost interest.

[John Vere]

Don’t give up on them yet. Remember the guy who replied after 3 months.  
Lately If someone has answered a question I wait until the op replies before tossing in my 2 cents 

[Promidi]

On 10/17/2021 at 3:59 AM, pwalpwal said:

it would be nice if they could state which interfaces they know work,

It would probably be better to list those known not to work.  That would be a shorter list.