Now that i have a working build i can continue testing but i gotta say that after a year and a half and thousands of dollars spent on Tech i couldn't use, IM VERY HAPPY WITH THE PERFORMANCE OF MY SYSTEM. Good things on the horizon for Cakewalk and those who wish venture to use the best! Since other DAWs also work with the gamut of ASIO enabled devices including Dante cards I'm sure its going to be a non issue! Of course steps have to be taken to ensure that the build will be suitable for all other ASIO interfaces as well now that a step that has been in the code for 12 years has been removed in order to make this work. That call was causing the driver of the PCIE card to duplicate threads until the CPU of the computer was Maxed Out! It shouldn't do that and more testing should be done by Audinates engineers since a sample rate call is a common and smart thing to add to a start sequence so that ASIO devices know what the project sample rate is.įor now i have a beta build from Noel that has that bit of code removed and it WORKS!! It appears that the Driver for the PCIe cards may not have been tested with a sample rate conformity call in the start up sequence of the ASIO Driver. I spent days working closely with Noel Borthwick (Senior Manager Audio Core, Bandlab) and through running diagnostic tests, clever thinking, maxing out my CPU in the name of science, using the tips I've gathered over the last year and a half, and a bit of trial by error, Noel was able to pinpoint the issue at the root of this serious incompatibility with high performance audio over ethernet PCIe soundcards like the Focusrite Rednet PCIeR and other cards that share the Audinate chip set. Hello everyone, this is Jacy Oliver (Jim's son) on behalf of the Oliver Music Studio and Potion Productions. BIG NEWS ABOUT DANTE PCIE COMPATIBILITY WITH CAKEWALK BY BANDLAB!! IT WILL WORK!

Cakewalk by bandlab latency issues