Alejo
New member
Hello to all,
It seems that once I go deeper in recording, the clicks and pops appear more often. I record the tracks one by one, and after 6 audio tracks and 4 midi ones, these clicks are become annoying.
I set the DMA buffer size of the soundcard to the biggest one I can, even knowing this could yeld in latency problems, but these nasty efects are still there. Also, Cubase SX does not respond after few minutes working and I have to kill it and restart again.
It´s clear that I would have to replace my old 128 RAM, but do I need something else?. My HD is also 4 years old, and I believe is not fast enough.
Are clicks and pops also related to the speed of the HD? Should I buy also a new 7200 rpms HD?
If you think that I have to do more changes on my hardware, please tell me. Or may be this could be solved with some sofware setting (which I cannot imagine now).
Specs:
PIII 733 Mhz, 128RAM, 20GB HD, Sound Card Audiophile 24/96, Cubase SX. If you need more detailed specs I will open the CPU, because I have no more info than this.
Thank a lot,
Alejo.
It seems that once I go deeper in recording, the clicks and pops appear more often. I record the tracks one by one, and after 6 audio tracks and 4 midi ones, these clicks are become annoying.
I set the DMA buffer size of the soundcard to the biggest one I can, even knowing this could yeld in latency problems, but these nasty efects are still there. Also, Cubase SX does not respond after few minutes working and I have to kill it and restart again.
It´s clear that I would have to replace my old 128 RAM, but do I need something else?. My HD is also 4 years old, and I believe is not fast enough.
Are clicks and pops also related to the speed of the HD? Should I buy also a new 7200 rpms HD?
If you think that I have to do more changes on my hardware, please tell me. Or may be this could be solved with some sofware setting (which I cannot imagine now).
Specs:
PIII 733 Mhz, 128RAM, 20GB HD, Sound Card Audiophile 24/96, Cubase SX. If you need more detailed specs I will open the CPU, because I have no more info than this.
Thank a lot,
Alejo.