This problem is not caused by Cableguys plugins, but is the result of a PDC (Plugin Delay Compensation) issue within the DAW. Doing this step by step (or using other startup utility) could help located a conflct application.Cableguys effects work perfectly in all DAWs when they're the only plugin on a track, but in certain DAWs, including Ableton Live and Apple Logic Pro, they can suffer from latency in other cases - such as when there are several other plugins also on the track, or when used on a group or audio track with other tracks routed to it. From the Windows command prompt, type "msconfig" and from the System configuration dialog, go in the Startup tab and disable the apps which are not Windows app (not located in windows/.) and reboot.Disconnect from the internet, uninstall your AV software, and try without it.
From Windows explorer, double-click on WaveLab.exe.From Windows explorer, double-click on WaveLab-app.exe.From the deskop (double click on the shortcut).Start WaveLab in different ways, to see if the same thing happens in all case:.Go to Control Panel/System/Avanced/Performances/Settings/Data Execution Prevention/Turn on DEP for all program except those I select:Īdd "WaveLab.exe" and "WaveLab-app.exe" and apply the changes.Theme managers such as AlienGUIse can interfere WaveLab. If you have a theme manager running while trying to run Wavelab.Then add each plug-in one after the other and run WaveLab each time, until you find the guilty DLL. To take a "hard-way", remove all plug-ins from the shared VstPlugins folder, and run WaveLab. Remove that plug-in from the shared VstPlugins folder or open the file "WaveLab/Presets/Plugins/Plugins to ignore.txt" and type the name of this file. The tracer application should tell you which is the last loaded plug-in. Run WaveLab/Tools/Tracer.exe, then run WaveLab. If the error is caused by a VST plug-in located in the shared VstPlugins folder , you could try this:.
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