#Cakewalk by bandlab for linus update
#Cakewalk by bandlab for linus software

I think though that Windows 11 will not be forced upon you since it is not an update but more of an upgrade so to speak. One moment everything works fine and then after yet another underwater update some things suddenly don't, leaving you pulling your hair wondering what the # you might have (mis)clicked or did wrong this time. Just knock the anti-vrus and internet connection off whilst using a Daw and vst ,Yem etcĪs a err collegue I SO understand what you are saying. I do find that having the internet linked to your music computer is helpful for downloads and essential updates. Just my half pennies worth I also would say keep your updates up as if not you may possibly have vst or Daw problems or security problems. Only turn on for updates and specify when you want an update not automatic.Īlways leave updates for at least a month to see if any bad things occur and if good update.

#Cakewalk by bandlab for linus software

When using the music computer, turn off all anti -virus software etc and click the internet off. Just use one computer just for music and another for general internet. YOU CAN ALWAYS GO BACK IF THINGS DO NOT WORK OUT' I use a combination of Norton 360 and Malwarebytes and when making total backups you have all the lot including the updates from when you backed up. Ps- But what is said above is imperitive to each and everyone of us that has a computer 'MAKE A CLONE OF YOUR DRIVE. Things can only get better and i now do not mind what the future holds and Bill Gates will love making more millions out of us. We all have to go with the flow nowadays as each program that comes on to the scene will eat up more ram and eventually you will have get a new computer. No matter what happens, a new Windows will supersede the last Explain everything clearly!!' If only these developers would keep that in mind when they 'improve' software. One of our rules is to, 'Never force your users to fill in the blanks. I'm a musician but also a technical writer and technical writing instructor. Whenever you look on the net for help with Outlook, they almost NEVER tell you whether they are writing the help file with regards to the Desktop or Server version!! They are different in so many ways. It's like when MS bought out Hotmail and renamed it Outlook.

The first thing they'll do is move everything around so you can't find what you need, and then they'll rename everything. I didn't even know there was a new Windows coming out! You're right though. John, you use Cubase, right? I assume their developers will test Cubase against Windows 11. Wait at least 3 months (or longer) to see what headaches everyone faces by yet another group of marketing people who have been ordered to shore up the revenue stream of a company, at the overwhelming inconvenience of its users, instead of fixing the multitude of bugs they left unfixed in their previous release!