powderfinger
New member
Alright guys, please help!!!
Probably 14 out of the 15 tracks I recorded tonight had pops somewhere in them. Not throughout the whole track...just a few random pops, but as we know...one pop can ruin a good recording.
I'm running Cakewalk Sonar with a Delta 44. My PC has 756 RAM (or whatever the round RAM # is in the 700s) and I've got 1.8 Pentium. Running XP.
I've had similar problems in the past, but never near this bad...I pretty much had to scrap everything I did.
I ran a search, but could find no specifics that actually helped
Sonar users....Could you please advise me as to what settings you use for buffers in play back queue, buffer size, and I/O buffer size, as well as to what kind of system you're running. Any other settings I can look at??
I love the whole PC recording, but the lack of stability drives me nuts sometimes....this is something I don't want to have to worry about when recording.
Any advice would be great.
Probably 14 out of the 15 tracks I recorded tonight had pops somewhere in them. Not throughout the whole track...just a few random pops, but as we know...one pop can ruin a good recording.
I'm running Cakewalk Sonar with a Delta 44. My PC has 756 RAM (or whatever the round RAM # is in the 700s) and I've got 1.8 Pentium. Running XP.
I've had similar problems in the past, but never near this bad...I pretty much had to scrap everything I did.
I ran a search, but could find no specifics that actually helped
Sonar users....Could you please advise me as to what settings you use for buffers in play back queue, buffer size, and I/O buffer size, as well as to what kind of system you're running. Any other settings I can look at??
I love the whole PC recording, but the lack of stability drives me nuts sometimes....this is something I don't want to have to worry about when recording.
Any advice would be great.