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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2006 5:40 am
by Crickstone
Hi there,
Having problems with GS3 when Cubase is running, clicking noise with heavier velocities piano samples. When GS3 and Scope are running alone there doesn't seem to be a problem. Also when powercore firewire inserts are used with GS3 there is distortion but that may be for another forum. Is Cubase not set-up properly. Tried lower the output from Giga but it still happens...any suggestions?
Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2006 11:46 am
by valis
You're using 24bit ASIO drivers with Cubase (SX?) and gsif 2 drivers with Giga? Single cpu, multi-core? Hyperthreading on or off? What ULLI?
Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2006 2:08 pm
by Crickstone
I'm running AMD 64 with the regular GSIF drivers from Creamware which are I believe only version one. I've played with the ULLI but that doesn't seem to matter. I have three drives C for GS3 and Cubase and other programs etc. and two others for samples and audio. No problems when I run GS3 with just Scope but as soon as Cubase is in the picture there is kinda of a crack on harder played chords.. 24 bit ASIO pops up in Cubase when I reset..tried the Midi Volume in Cubase as well...
Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2006 2:18 pm
by Crickstone
I just switched Cubase to the ASIO Multimedia driver and apart from the ridculous latency there was no clicks or electronic pops on matter how hard I hit the board or if I did squash chords....where do I go from here?
Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2006 2:35 pm
by garyb
most computers are too slow to run cubase asio low latency and gs3, with ANY card. gs3 is a resource pig! tascam suggests giga to be run on it's own machine. you can try setting scope priority to "low" or "below normal" in the task manager.