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kbmatson
on Jan 7, 2009, 11:08pm:
Hi - New to Voxengo, Pristine Space, and this forum.
I have SONAR 8.0.2 and have been using Pristine Space's "little brother", Perfect Space, that is included with SONAR for some time now - been fairly happy and no major problems with it.
I decided to upgrade to the "Real thing" and bought Pristine Space a week or two ago. As I put it on my first project, in place of the Perfect Space plug that was there - using the same IR (but twice now -channels 1&2 - because I can LOL), all of a sudden playback is full of Rice Crispies. CPU usage shows nothing severe happening - 30 to 50 percent usage across the 4 cores.
I've tried setting latency to 8192 and 16384 (on the plug) and it seemed to get a little better, but did not go away.
Any advice?
Thanks,
KenM
I have SONAR 8.0.2 and have been using Pristine Space's "little brother", Perfect Space, that is included with SONAR for some time now - been fairly happy and no major problems with it.
I decided to upgrade to the "Real thing" and bought Pristine Space a week or two ago. As I put it on my first project, in place of the Perfect Space plug that was there - using the same IR (but twice now -channels 1&2 - because I can LOL), all of a sudden playback is full of Rice Crispies. CPU usage shows nothing severe happening - 30 to 50 percent usage across the 4 cores.
I've tried setting latency to 8192 and 16384 (on the plug) and it seemed to get a little better, but did not go away.
Any advice?
Thanks,
KenM
kbmatson
on Jan 8, 2009, 1:29pm:
RESOLVED - I upped the buffers for my Interface (RME Fireface 800) and that instantly and totally resolved the issue.
KenM
KenM
Aleksey Vaneev
on Jan 9, 2009, 7:31am:
OK, thanks for the details. Indeed, audio buffer size is the first thing to check in such situation - this is also mentioned in the manual.
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