- Protools 12 playback engine says none drivers#
- Protools 12 playback engine says none update#
- Protools 12 playback engine says none windows 10#
Pretty much until the end of time, you will be alternating your ASIO Buffer Size values: small value when recording tracks, huge value when mixing. I also have an Intel Thunderbolt 3 card which I still can't afford a audio interface to use.
Protools 12 playback engine says none update#
It has an AMD Settings app that is frequently requesting that I update the Radeon driver that I'm not even sure I need because I don't do video games, 3D graphics, or use the HDMI audio output. My main two drives are M.2 and the third is a SSD. I've settled on settings that seemed best for me but I'm not sure. My ASUS X99-Deluxe II Motherboard has 40 PCIe lanes a number of BIOS setting options to to best use those. Is there some way to get my computer to take more interest in eliminating popping and clicking?
Basically it looks like my computer is idling along not breaking a sweat while I'm hearing all this popping and clicking. The CPU Resource Monitor and the Cakewalk Performance Monitor that none of my CPU's 12 threads are more that 10% utilized. How can that be? I've attached a Memory Resource Monitor screenshot showing memory use during Cakewalk playback. With the Page File set to 0 MB LatencyMon shows 6 Hard Pagefaults. Pagefaults did drastically reduce but not to 0.
Protools 12 playback engine says none windows 10#
I'd set the Page File to 800 MB as recommended by the Page File setting dialog to have enough room for a dump file, but decided to go to 0 MB because LatencyMon was showing Hard Pagefaults and I thought that Windows 10 might be moving memory pages to memory even when there's lots of available memory. My reasoning is that I have 32 GB of memory and Cakewalk doesn't us more that 12 GB.
Protools 12 playback engine says none drivers#
I also have the Intel Driver and Support Assistant which keeps all Intel related drivers up to date.Ī screenshot of my PC System Info is attached. I used dxdiag to verify that I have the latest DirectX 12 driver.
Other execution times >0.04 ms are Kernal Mode Driver Framework at 0.497 ms, High Definition Audio Bus Driver at 0.32 ms and TCP/IP Driver at 0.24 ms. At 64 samples, playback sometimes won't start after a mixing change, but pressing play again gets it going.įocusrite tech support, which has been very supportive, have suggested that the problem could be my DirectX Driver which LatencyMon shows to have a highest execution time of 0.52 ms. The only difference I notice is that there's significantly more popping and clicking at 64 samples than at 1024 samples. With a sample buffer size of 1024 samples, round trip latency is 97 ms (4274 samples). With a sample buffer size of 64 samples, round trip latency is 9.3 ms (412 samples). I updated to the latest 1.10b3 version of the driver which drastically improved performance but not enough to eliminate the popping and clicking. I'm hearing consistent popping and crackling (sounds like bacon frying in another room) while mixing with sample buffer settings of 64 to 1024 samples on my Focusrite Scarlett 18i8. What can I do to stop the popping and clicking during playback? I'm using the Izotope Production Suite for mixing and I understand that this suite is CPU intensive but my CPU never breaks a sweat.
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