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Was reading articles on the Internet and found a discussion about what a shame that Serato never brought out 'the bridge' software or any reliable version of ITCH and then dumped support for this controller (and leading me to be a happy Cross DJ user).

Started thinking about buying a new unit/other brand of controller but I had just invested time and money in making this flight case, heavy to carry but everything in one case, power and 2 audio cables and Go! Opened up the Xone:DX but no dirt or loose contact was found, replaced the USB cables. Turning my new fancy setup in something unusable.

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After re-installing the firmware I could play another all night session, but then again the ASIO driver crashed after 2 hours, 1hour, 30 minutes, 20 minutes until the point where I started Cross and the crashes continued to pop up on my screen after a few minutes. I found out that when just having the software on for some time I got ASIO driver crash reports, needed to reboot or at least restart Cross DJ. First gig was OK (I play all night DJ gigs in different genres.) Next rehearsal, ASIO driver crash reported.

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I was planning to install new hardware for a while, replacing the old laptop with a PC main board build in in flight case and a 24' screen etc. I had been fiddling with the priority and buffer size, put everything back to standard, I could exercise but after 40 minutes I had a crash of the Asio Driver. I love listening to him.After years of using my Allen & Heath Xone:DX with Cross vibes and feeling very confident about it, it had a driver crash about 6 months ago. Sweet slow burn Darcy Stark is a fantastic narrator. He builds Ollie’s self confidence up with adorable little notes and the two of them get to really know each other while they wait out Ollie’s 60 day resolution. Graham is a sweet and geeky librarian with a heart of gold and he falls for Ollie when he starts to see underneath his brash exterior. Of course it’s at the beginning of this that he meets someone he really really likes. When he realised that men only saw him as a good time guy he made the monumental decision to not date or have any physical contact with men for 60 days. Things didn’t change at the start of this book either, but the author developed his character over the course of the book and we got to see the sweetheart he truly is underneath. We met Ollie in the previous book and he came over as a real jerk. This is another great book in this series. Darcy Stark did a great job with Ollie and Graham and I had fun listening to him narrate Ollie's shenanigans, LOL. I really liked Ollie's BFF and Graham's family, too, they were fun and nice. This was a very slow-burn romance, but it was sweet seeing Graham and Ollie fall for each other, even if they couldn't do much about it until Ollie's sixty days resolution ended. It was great seeing Ollie grow up before my very eyes and become a much better version of himself, still snarky and fun, but realizing he didn't need to try too hard to be a good guy. It took me longer to warm up to Ollie, he was a bit too much at first, but he got better when he realized how badly he'd allowed himself to be treated before. I loved Graham, he was so sweet and dreamy, treating Ollie better than anyone had before. What he didn't count on was meeting nerdy grad student Graham, or that Graham will turn out to be his dream of a guy. 4.25 Stars! Ollie decides to not date/hook up for sixty days after a sext message he sends gets him blocked.

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