Exactly what problems are you referring to?

What is one expecting when double clicking the PC header?

My guess is that X2 is in early beta now and only critical fixes will be applied to X1 from here on. There could be one final fix release for X1, but I wouldn't count on it. Most fixes will be rolled into X2.

CW's past history has been to only work on one version at a time. Consequently, the final fix release for each previous version has historically been 8-10 months prior to the subsequent major release, although the product cycle appears to be longer now. 

They should fix whats broken before they break something else.

I know where Seth & Brandon will be tomorrow at 21.00 GMT if that's any help. Unfortunately I'll be at band practice so will miss it........

They are not going to miss the 5th Recorder player, FBB.

FYI, forums are meant for people having issues.
Most issues - not all - but most, are user/system related.

The people here on the forums are just a small collection of Cakewalk users who happen to not mind helping others with their issues.

The vast majority of Cakewalk users are not online complaining because everything is running smooth and they are busy recording and mixing.

I too have some issues with X1d and read here daily to see if someone has found a work around or can provided a fix.

I've found that when I have a problem either someone here or a call to tech support will straighten it out.

If not, then see Bitflippers post above.
 
Welcome to the wonderful world of unstable software.

Mike

cowboydan


With 20,000 some odd posts you would believe that he has read at least 40,000 posts beforehand. 

So by that logic I've read 74,000+ posts? If I did that I'd only have 29.985745864636476876 posts to my name, and I don't even care about post count.

strikinglyhandsome1


When X2 is launched they'll coincidently be all over the peer to peer forum that they control.

They're a cheeky bunch, no?

strikinglyhandsome1


They have loveable beards and coloured hair and so do the male employees.

It's an endearing quality to the yutes of today
(or is it?)

chefmike8888


FYI, forums are meant for people having issues.
Most issues - not all - but most, are user/system related.

The people here on the forums are just a small collection of Cakewalk users who happen to not mind helping others with their issues.

The vast majority of Cakewalk users are not online complaining because everything is running smooth and they are busy recording and mixing.

I too have some issues with X1d and read here daily to see if someone has found a work around or can provided a fix.

I've found that when I have a problem either someone here or a call to tech support will straighten it out.

If not, then see Bitflippers post above.

Welcome to the wonderful world of unstable software.

Mike

Thanks Mike
 
It seems when you ask a simple question on the forum you step on a lot of people's hearts or ego's as the case may be.
The only reason I started this thread is because I to have issues with X1d not working well sometimes and have also sent the fault messages to Cake. After that you only get the message that the issue was received and never hear about it again.
I posted this thread to see how many other people were having the same thought.
 
As far as Bitflippers thread a company has to make money to stay in business and that is understandable. It would be nice if the company would read their own forum and maybe give the people who posted these problems a heads up on what they are looking into .
 
Communication seems to be the best way to go.
 
Now that I have reached my 30 + posts on the forum I think I'll get back to music making before someong gets mad about what I am writing.
 
Danny

cowboydan


The problems you see in the forums every day.

You read the forum ,dont you?

All right, hotshot. The problems I read in the forum everyday don't all consist of claims about bugs. Many are user error problems and problems encountered because of unfamiliarity with using the program, beside the many system related problems..
 
Now, I'm wodering. Do you read the forums?

thomasabarnes

cowboydan


The problems you see in the forums every day.

You read the forum ,dont you?

All right, hotshot. The problems I read in the forum everyday don't all consist of claims about bugs. Many are user error problems and problems encountered because of unfamiliarity with using the program, beside the many system related problems..
 
Now, I'm wodering. Do you read the forums?

Now I'm a HOTSHOT ?
 
The only reason I wrote this thread was to see if anyone else had gotten word from Cake on any fixes to the bugs.
 
There are a lot of people with long toes on this forum.
 
I guess i hit a brick wall of watchdogs for Cakewalk.
 
I'm sorry to have asked the question
 
If I have something good to say ,I'll write again.
 
Danny

John, you did not mention that by his logic he's only read 62 posts.

The best way to have started a good thread would be to have stated what your original problem was in the first place. 

Starting a thread with an accusing demeanor about some generally vague issue is bound to get you the wrong kind of attention.

Sorry for your luck but them's the breaks...