To reach this point, you should have just just connected your audio interface and all of your audio gear and instruments, and started the audio setup wizard as explained in this help article. I only manage to have 2048 Samples with a Sample Rate of 44.Modified on: Sun, 13 Sep, 2020 at 1:47 PM
I already optimized the entire PC for good CPU performance (disabled Windows Update, background apps, Apps on startup, boot with all processors, ram memory at 100%, disabled other unnecessary Windows services).I have already optimized energy for high performance.I installed DriverBooster Pro 8 to install other Drivers.I already reset my PC more than 3 times.
Therefore my project is not working well. After restoring my PC, the DRIVER was automatically installed and now I only have 2048 Buffer Size available and the SAFE mode. I had to reset my PC, and before I did it,I had up to 8192 in the BUFFER SIZE and the EXTRA SAFE mode. I have the UMC 202HD interface and the STUDIO ONE 5 for DAW. specifically disabling the “allow computer to turn off this device to save power” part. Lastly, someone mentioned the power settings for these USM roots. I have seen others say that disabling 3.0 USB controllers fixes the issue when its related to the mobo. I did not have to do this, but you might have a different situation. Go to your device manager and disable all devices that isnt your audio interface.
Now, if the samples before and after that “pop” are lower, that “gap” is going to only make the difference more noticeable.Īt any rate, time for more troubleshooting try some of these: It will just go on ahead, and empty what is in the buffer, which when there is a “pop” thats when the buffer was empty. If a sample is dropped because of starvation, that sample rate isnt going to wait. Well since the pops are a result of gaps, it actually is pretty sensible that a change in frequency of the source would change the frequency of the “pop”.
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