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Another possibility is to delve into the Preferences of Cakewalk. I can't remember exactly (I don't have Cakewalk on this particular machine), but I seem to recall that on the playback tab there's a checkbox to do with suspending the audio driver when Cakewalk is not in focus. Unchecking that might allow other applications to use the sound driver.
My apologies if none of this is relevant to your particular setup. I've had various difficulties at various times with Sonar and Cakewalk playing silly buggers with sound drivers, so you have my sympathies at any rate.
Incidentally, is there not a standalone version of Bias FX? If you're not recording, that might help.
Originally when I tried playing youtube with cakewalk open in the background the videos would just buffer endlessly and never start playing. Since then I have tried the suspend audio driver setting in cakewalk and although this will allow me to play youtube videos with cakewalk open it suspends the audio from cakewalk and won't let the two play simultaneously.
I have also tried using the WASAPI shared driver instead of the default ASIO driver. This did something similar where I could use both but only hear one at a time.
With regard to using the standalone version of Bias FX the audio seems to be glitched in the standalone version and even when it does work the bitrates and latency that I get are a lot worse than running it through BIAS.