Driver issues since the newest Cakewalk Bandlab update.

Hi,
I hope someone can help me. I'm having trouble opening up Cakewalk BL since the new update. A message says there is no audio device for the current driver model on my system. I click O.K Then it opens with the error Silent buses detected. "MASTER" I click O.K. so I go to preferences and the inputs are chosen correctly , so I have to choose the outputs , apply, and get an error : Following drivers do not support the current audio format or are in use by another application. I click "Use anyway". the message keeps coming up and nothing happens so I finally click disable. It keep s popping up so I try to get it to go away by x ing out. It just keeps popping up and I can't get anywhere. My interface is a Focusrite Scarlett 18i6. anyone else experiencing this? I had no problems previous to this update. BTW Sonar Platinum is working O.K.  It's a bit strange.
 
Thanks
Brad
 

Have you selected the same driver mode that you were using in SONAR Platinum?
Which driver mode are you using? ASIO or WASAPI?

I got the same message, I just closed down Cakewalk, unplugged the USB cable on my AI and then plugged it back in then restarted Cakewalk and problem gone.

Hi
In the preferences I have my focusrite asio drivers all ticked and applied.
 
When I come out of that the flickering screen comes up and I have tried to read it and after some strobe flashing and concentrating It Said             using low latency driver  and something about change and 96000 sps whatever that means .
It was hard to read a quick flashing screen
Sonar Platinum does the same as well now
 
My Cubase works 100% and is great with my Genos.
The thing Is there is a lot of useful stuff in Sonar that i paid for .
 
This has all started recently

Hi
 It Is ok people saying I am ok , but does not solve mine or Brads problem.
Yes,  I do use the same driver setup as Sonar Platinum ,but that is messed up the same now without touching it.
Something has been fiddled with by these updates ,it Is clear as daylight as Cubase and mixcraft work flawlessly.
 
all the best
John
 

Hi Scook
There could be a maybe there.
 
I noticed in the reg edit there is a low latency driver and It has about six chinese type symbols.
Is this from cubase?? or  a rogue driver from an update.
I will get rid of it anyway..
Does Cubase have a factory supplied generic driver ???
I am not worried as i only use ASIO
 
My Machine is virus free as I have gone through all checks.
 
before I start deleting I would like you to come back on this as I am nervous about delving Into dark corners!!.
 
 
All the best
john

Hi Scook
 
I cannot understand how a cubase low generic driver could interfere with Bandlab as I  only use Focusrite asio and I do not use the generic drivers,so they are not operational.
I have all the right boxes ticked in Bandlab and I had not touched Platinum and the same happens to that.
Everything was ok until these recent updates
 
 
all the best
john

igiwigi
I cannot understand how a cubase low generic driver could interfere with Bandlab as I  only use Focusrite asio and I do not use the generic drivers,so they are not operational.

The same reason why just having ASIO4ALL installed and not being used has caused issues for people.

Your experience may be recent but problems with the "Generic Low Latency" driver go back for years.

I would but cannot tell if the OP has the same problem as the user in msg #7. It was the partial error message "using low latency driver" and the user mentioning Cubase that lead to the solution for John's post.
 
Should Brad ever revisit this thread maybe he will provide some more information about his setup. It could be a driver conflict, bad driver mode or wonky driver install. It may already be resolved too. The OP never returned.
 
Edit: the problem seems different because CbB was not finding what it needed but Platinum was. In this case, I suspect a misconfigured CbB but the OP needs to return. Also prefer users avoid terms like "newest update" and instead provide version numbers. This makes it easier to reply and helps when someone bumps an old thread.

scook
Your experience may be recent but problems with the "Generic Low Latency" driver go back for years.

Yup, I got bit by that one last year after a trial install of Cubase Elements.  It totally fubared Sonar, until I removed that driver.