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bandit
New member
i have cakewalk 9 home studio, i've done some recording on a friends cakewalk program and when i load it into mine it will not play more than 8 tracks at a time? is this normal?
AlChuck
Well-known member
I think so. At least I'm under the impression that Home Studio has a limit on the number of tracks.
Paul881
Look Mom, I can play!
I have HS 2002 and I have just played back using 11 tracks. The only limitations I am aware of that is relevent to this is that HS 2002 can only have #16 real time audio tracks and can only record a single stereo input (two audio inputs) simultaneously.
Bandit, when you say it won't play back more than 8 tracks, what happens? Do you get audio drop-outs, is there a message at the bottom of HS 2002 that says Audio Stopped and highlighted in red? If so, I think it may be a limitation of your system. You need to go Options> Audio and mess about with the slider at the bottom. Also, on the Advanced tab, I have my buffers set at 1024, far higher than the HS 2002 mentions.
It is a good idea to run the wave profiler each time you change settings.
Post back here any problems. Best of luck.
Bandit, when you say it won't play back more than 8 tracks, what happens? Do you get audio drop-outs, is there a message at the bottom of HS 2002 that says Audio Stopped and highlighted in red? If so, I think it may be a limitation of your system. You need to go Options> Audio and mess about with the slider at the bottom. Also, on the Advanced tab, I have my buffers set at 1024, far higher than the HS 2002 mentions.
It is a good idea to run the wave profiler each time you change settings.
Post back here any problems. Best of luck.