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there's two way i've found to go around this though:ġ.
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the reason why you hear it is because the distortion makes the click more noticeable. I get a little pop before every track that's using a Guitar Rig or Amplitube plugin. So what happened when you got four gigs of Ram? Did it help at all? Cause I'm having the same problem as you. you can hear the pop/click right before the guitar starts. heres an audio clip of what i showed on the screen shot.
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will this fix both my probems or just the overload message? has anyone else ever experienced the second problem and/or know how to fix it? Im getting 4gb of ram in the mail in a couple of days. I get both problems with my presonus fp10 and the built-in soundcard.
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the only way i can bounce a track without getting the noise is by doing it right when i open the project. Cakewalk SONAR v8 - Windows 7 64bit (RC) - AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600+ 2.8GHz ASUS M2N-SLI DELUXE - 4Gb RAM DDR2 667MHz - 160G System + 250G Recording + 1Tb Archiving - Sapphire Radeon HD4670 1Gb GDDR3 - ACER22'-Edirol UA-25-Waves Plugs,Bluetubes. i tried changing all my preferences around but i just can't seem to stop it. The other problem is that i keep getting some sort of pop or click right before an audio track plays. One problem i have is that i constantly get the audio engine overload message, specially when i first open a project. Macbook 2.4ghz intel core 2 duo with 2gb ram Otherwise you're going to have to freeze ever track, and unfreeze when you have to edit it. Don't get me wrong, MBP can get the job done, but only if you're working with 5-10 tracks tops. I should have spent my $400 to replace one of the dead CPU's in my G5 instead of buying MBP. It really pisses me off how Apple overhyped the transition to Intel, and many people as a result jumped over to Intel. I usually try to create a brand new track (doesn't matter Audio, or Instrument), and prior to playing back the song, select the empty track. In my case, even if I'm not recording, but have a track which is holding Kontakt 3, my CPU spikes and overloads like crazy. These three don't work very well with Intel:Īlso, when you're playing back the song, try to have another track selected, as I noticed a huge difference in how the processor is loaded (usually the same core). Do you use NI Kontakt at all? Or any other NI instruments for that matter? I've been having major problems with core audio overloads. re-installed logic and reset all preferences but i keep having the same problem.
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So i guess my problem is my effects plug-ins. also, if i have a send effect, you hear the click only on the bus and not on the actual track. when i take it off, only the tracks with effects click before they play.
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for example, i have psp warmer on the main output so everything clicks. Thanks!ĭownload: Audio Overload v2.The pop/clicks occur only when i use effects, other that logic's built in ones, on the track. If you download this, please reply if it works or not and what your distro is and which options you tried. Download available for: Linux x86-32 (1.08MB) Linux x86-64 (1.34MB) Mac (3.6MB) Windows x86 (994K) Windows 圆4 (1.13MB) Supported file formats: Code: AHX - Commodore Amiga. In particular it changes nothing with WAV output from multi-song files like NSFs. Audio Overload emulates the sound hardware of vintage consoles and computers, allowing you to listen to completely authentic renditions of classic video game tunes. NOTE that this does not necessarily contain any bugfixes or new format support, this is simply to get the thing running again on modern systems. output=sdl uses SDL output similar to MAME/MESS - this is intended as a compatible fallback if nothing else works output=oss gives the old /dev/dsp OSS support (if you use OSS4 for whatever reason) output=alsa gives native ALSA support, which is a little buggy but should work on straight ALSA setups with no PulseAudio This is the default if you give no options.
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output=pulse gives full native PulseAudio support using the "non-simplified" API.
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(圆4 Fedora users may need to install some. It's a 32-bit binary that I have tested on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS 32-bit and Fedora 14 64-bit. I have been building a better audio output backend in that time, and I have a version today for testing. I believe all previously released Linux versions of AO used OSS /dev/dsp, which in the last 12 months has basically disappeared completely from mainline distros. Transparent decompression of 7ZIP, GZIP, LHA, RAR, and ZIP archives. Playback support for thirty three different music formats. Audio Overload emulates the sound hardware of vintage consoles and computers, allowing you to listen to completely authentic renditions of classic video game tunes. Audio Overload v2.1 Test1 for Linux is released.