#Cubase 9 pro playback pops drivers#
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You need to be a little more cautious about throwing VST's everywhere in the project. The only catch is plugins over 3ms are disabled on input monitoring track to keep the latency at the lowest. Studio One handles this by giving you the ability to monitor Input channels at the hardware buffer size ( lets say 64 samples ), but allow your tracks to playback at the Drop Out Protection Size (maximum is your interfaces highest buffer setting, 2048 usually). Or you can even choose it to stop the playback after the end of the event.

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All CPU's have different break points, depending on which VSTs, buffer, DAW, etc. R&B / Pop Mixing Workflows Logic Pro 404 R&B / Pop Mixing Workflows Bitwig Studio 100 - Bitwig Spotlight Collection Bitwig Studio 100 - Spotlight Collection Bitwig Studio 100 - Bitwig Spotlight Collection. Your CPU doesn't have to reach 100% to have issues. You're doing too much for the CPU at that buffer size. That's the system stating you have ran out of headroom. You stated your DSP meter is hitting 60% and you need 512 sample buffer to play correctly. However, if your CPU cannot complete it's processing duties in the DAW, tend to the OS processes and rest of your running software, within the given round trip latency time, then you will hear distortion, pops, and clicks. The Quantum or any interface does not have any bearing on your CPU performance, at least not in a the way people think. Wondering what my next step should be, as the Quantum 2 does not appear to be able to serve the purpose I purchased it for.ДЄny useful advice would be kindly accepted! In case you have worked with Quantum 2 on different DAWs, is there a major difference in how the interface performs in each of these DAWs? Is there something wrong with Presonus Quantum 2 on Cubase?

#Cubase 9 pro playback pops windows#

I've also checked that Windows settings are appropriate for high-performance (Cubase has its own performance plan that disables power saving features that might affect performance), no improvement. I suspected latency caused by NVIDIA's PCI cards but I also tested my system using LatencyMon (and another similar utility) and did not find any problematic drivers. Similarly when I deactivate any equalizers and Audio Sends. In the MixConsole, I can deactivate (bypass) all inserts that cause latency and the real-time peak remains the same. Without AsionGuard, the real-time peak indicator is constantly on the red, the average load is ~60% while the Windows Task Manager reports CPU utilisation at 35%. Deactivating AsioGuard leads to lots of crackling/noise and reducing the buffer size leads to random noise being played back in place of the track. To get the audio reproduced correctly, I need to increase the buffer of the Presonus to 512 samples and also activate Cubase's AsioGuard, which adds significant latency. I purchased the Presonus Quantum 2 to replace a Steinberg UR22, for two reasons: (1) use the audio interface for real-time processing and playback of live, electric guitar signal alongside pre-recorded tracks.

#Cubase 9 pro playback pops drivers#

Latest Presonus Universal Control + drivers Before describing the problem in more detail, here is my system configuration.Д¤x NVIDIA GTX 1080Ti GPUs (for 3D rendering work) So it is definitely disk streaming related, especially considering constant spikes on Stop/Play on the Disk Cache Meter.I'm a newbie and I'm trying to figure out why the performance of my new Quantum 2 in Cubase is so bad that I can only hear noise when configured with small buffer size for low latency (for real-time processing of live electric guitar signal). However, as soon as I delete the audio track or load a VST instrument and record some MIDI - it works fine. What I deduced: it is not CPU related, as there can be nothing loaded in the project AT ALL except for 1 audio track, and it is enough to reproduce this problem. Now IвЂ™ve been searching for the past 24 hours for the way to resolve this and so far - nothing worked. This is not normal behaviour, right? Can anyone confirm this?

#Cubase 9 pro playback pops professional#

Most of my professional work is related to MIDI programming and mixing, however as of late I found myself dabbling in audio post-pro for films which suddenly led to a frustrating discovery (or maybe I just didnвЂ™t notice it before?): every time I press вЂStopвЂ™ or вЂPlayвЂ™ on an audio clip in Cubase I get loud pops of sound cutting out. Here is to hoping to find someone more knowledgeable than me.