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:lol: while Harrison certainly was a popular desk in many large studios, i have never heard that Harrison was one of the best mixers AUDIO-wise. they were certainly favored by dirty rock producers(the music, not the producers). they were always considered thin and gritty, perfect for hard rock. i re...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-6Y93GQuEQ

poor little lambs who have lost our way, baaa, baaa, baa
little black sheep who have gone astray, baa, baa, baa.....

yeah, those were custom dsp files by DSPDEV....
be sure to archive them well.

it's almost certainly the sync settings. sync travels from output to input, so if Scope is the sync master and you only have the ASE input cable connected, the AES device will not get clock and you will have pops. if the AES device does not have an input, it would have to be master, and Scope would ...

there might not be much that SonicCore can do, since SC is not Creamware.

pirates.

i'm moving this to off-topic.

no. you cannot.

v7 and Cubase 5 are fine together. i use v7 and Cubase 5 in win10 with zero issues.

what EXACTLY have you done to fix the problem? what are the ASIO modules in your routing window?

why would anyone need the raid driver for a DAW anyway? this isn't 1990...

the thing is a regular soundcard(usb or otherwise) is far less susceptible to clicks from problems with the computer, because it's not a realtime device. if the system is late, the soundcard just waits. the Scope system is realtime, so if the cpu is late, there will definitely be missing data, which...

video cards are cheap. sometimes when they fail, windows sends video data to the cpu, and then out the video card's output. i've seen that make clicks, and the thing is, the card can appear to be functional. try another video card. an inexpensive one...i don't know if this is relevant

Luna, 6dsp, 15dsp, it's all the same.

do you allow your computer to sleep?

no, Luna cards work GREAT in win10. i use one all the time.

no, it's one or the other.

they are all about the same.

v7 DEFINITELY works in windows 10. i use it all the time.

yes, it won't be fixed until Holger gets back from NAMM.

sure. NVIDIA is good here, perhaps it's just a bad card.

yes, valis, that is correct, if i understand you.

with Cubase, i would use the ASIO2 flt myself...

probably, but why not just record or freeze instruments? that is probably the solution.

there isn't so much involved. everything has limits, it would be easier to get a faster machine, you might get a little more by doing extreme tweaks, but that won't help you make music.

why mess with the cpu's clock? are all those voices loaded? are the clicks in material and playback that YOU record, or in rompler audio? are your samples on the c drive? perhaps there is a bottleneck there, if all those voices are loaded. you have to also understand that cpu meters in the task mana...

what vsts are running?