Cakewak by BandLab vs Splat, my experience so far

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2018/12/30 17:06:31 (permalink)

Cakewak by BandLab vs Splat, my experience so far

I installed and have used CbB for a few weeks now and have done comparison with SPlat, and I might need to stay with Splat for now:
First, project load.  For the same project, with my typical plug-ins and VST instruments, CbB took on the two to three times as long to open. I measured this many times on several projects. So looks like CbB changed something in loading VST, and making it worse.
Second, export audio.  In CbB when export audio in real-time, the Track View, stuttered, freeze: the now time doesn't move, and then jumps to a time and freeze again.  The Console view is fine however.  Also I consistently get audio dropout alert when rendering, but the exported audio seems ok.
SPlat has none of these issues with the exact project and audio settings.
 
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    Just Another Bloke
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    Re: Cakewak by BandLab vs Splat, my experience so far 2018/12/30 17:20:55 (permalink)
    Check your CbB VST settings. Maybe you are doing a full scan at startup?
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    Just Another Bloke
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    Re: Cakewak by BandLab vs Splat, my experience so far 2018/12/30 17:21:31 (permalink)
    As for the other stuff, I've not experienced those issues.
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    Re: Cakewak by BandLab vs Splat, my experience so far 2018/12/30 18:03:13 (permalink)
    @micv - sorry to hear you're having issues. I haven't taken the CbB plunge myself yet. :P
     
    Try asking about this in the new forum instead and use a title for your topic that describes your problems, and you might get help from Noel or Jesse!
     
    Best of luck!
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    Re: Cakewak by BandLab vs Splat, my experience so far 2018/12/30 18:45:21 (permalink)
    Just Another Bloke
    Check your CbB VST settings. Maybe you are doing a full scan at startup?


    Not doing a full scan. 


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    Re: Cakewak by BandLab vs Splat, my experience so far 2018/12/30 18:46:27 (permalink)
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    @micv - sorry to hear you're having issues. I haven't taken the CbB plunge myself yet. :P
     
    Try asking about this in the new forum instead and use a title for your topic that describes your problems, and you might get help from Noel or Jesse!
     
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    thanks for the heads-up
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    [Resolved]: Cakewak by BandLab vs Splat, my experience so far 2018/12/31 06:11:56 (permalink)
    The issue was CbB process was set to 'run in compatibility mode for Window 7'.  Unchecked this and its load time is the same s SPlat and the rendering issue is gone too.
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    Re: [Resolved]: Cakewak by BandLab vs Splat, my experience so far 2019/01/02 04:34:16 (permalink)
    I think that you will now find that CbB outdoes SPlat as far as stability and speed. The devs took the opportunity of the first two releases to squash a lot of bugs and (apparently) do some code optimization.
     
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