| Cubase 5 Stutter |
I installed a M-Audiofile 2496 running on Cubase 5 today.
After a couple of hours of getting it to work, I recorded some electric guitar, sounded nice, no latency what so ever running at 256 buffer.
BUT, when I played back the recording I did recently, there was a horrible stutter, the Asio overload indicator was flashing Red, I've Googled etc but can't find a solution.
I'll try and do another rough recording over the weekend to see if it makes any difference using the new sound card on multi-track recording, hence the Asio overload increases the more tracks you have, when I recorded the guitar today on it's own the overload did not illuminate at all.
After a couple of hours of getting it to work, I recorded some electric guitar, sounded nice, no latency what so ever running at 256 buffer.
BUT, when I played back the recording I did recently, there was a horrible stutter, the Asio overload indicator was flashing Red, I've Googled etc but can't find a solution.
I'll try and do another rough recording over the weekend to see if it makes any difference using the new sound card on multi-track recording, hence the Asio overload increases the more tracks you have, when I recorded the guitar today on it's own the overload did not illuminate at all.
I sorted out the Asio Overload, came across a forum and it's the Reverence reverb plug-in, I removed it and used another reverb plug in and all is well, i suspect there may be an update as it's a nice reverb plug-in.
Can anyone recommend any good reverb plug-ins
http://www.cubase.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?p=850166&sid=a84cbfa3e71480a490508a38ccd95e2f
I'm quite excited now I can crack on with some new projects
Can anyone recommend any good reverb plug-ins
http://www.cubase.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?p=850166&sid=a84cbfa3e71480a490508a38ccd95e2f
I'm quite excited now I can crack on with some new projects
reverence works great here but ís quite heavy on the processor, dont know about updates, do know there's a free plug called ambience which is nice, i thínk its from this page(alas its in dutch, i can help out if needed, and there are lots of nice other free plugs there which are all checked and legelly free..
(just scroll down and youll see..)
http://www.homerecording.be/downloads
(just scroll down and youll see..)
http://www.homerecording.be/downloads
MaxdB wrote…
reverence works great here but �s quite heavy on the processor, dont know about updates, do know there's a free plug called ambience which is nice, i th�nk its from this page(alas its in dutch, i can help out if needed, and there are lots of nice other free plugs there which are all checked and legelly free..
(just scroll down and youll see..)
http://www.homerecording.be/downloads
Happy Birthday Max - Have a Drink on me
Did some further research and came across a YouTube Vid where a chap puts all his effects on the sends, which apparently puts less strain on the CPU, I've tried it out and it seems to works, but I'm only doing a limited amount of tracks, so I'll see how it performs on say 20 tracks, not that I'll ever need that amount?? - I now the pro's can use various little plug-in to tidy stuff up and what not, like if you look at a sample track like on fruity loops there are about 36 tracks for a simple song, but then again it did sound the nuts.
Have a great day
For what it's worth Denis, I've been having a lot of problems with Reverence lately (in Cubase 6). In fact, the cover of "Let Go" I posted used it for vocals (primarily) and I was experiencing frequent Cubase crashes (sometimes 2 crashes in 15 minutes). Got rid of Reverence, but kept all other things the same, and didn't have any crashes at all afterward.
I have also noticed some audio stuttering issues in Cubase before but those have generally improved with the release of updates.
Edit: Putting effects on the sends can also give you a bit more fine-grained control over the effects.
That's what I did for the vocal-delay in "Red Light, Green Light". You can automate the amount of signal sent to the "Send" separately from the volume/mix of the effect itself. (So you can do things like echo select words only in a longer phrase, to keep your delays from getting muddy.) I don't know much about the performance gains of running effects as an Insert vs Send though. That's interesting.
I have also noticed some audio stuttering issues in Cubase before but those have generally improved with the release of updates.
Edit: Putting effects on the sends can also give you a bit more fine-grained control over the effects.
That's what I did for the vocal-delay in "Red Light, Green Light". You can automate the amount of signal sent to the "Send" separately from the volume/mix of the effect itself. (So you can do things like echo select words only in a longer phrase, to keep your delays from getting muddy.) I don't know much about the performance gains of running effects as an Insert vs Send though. That's interesting.brianvaughn wrote…
For what it's worth Denis, I've been having a lot of problems with Reverence lately (in Cubase 6). In fact, the cover of "Let Go" I posted used it for vocals (primarily) and I was experiencing frequent Cubase crashes (sometimes 2 crashes in 15 minutes). Got rid of Reverence, but kept all other things the same, and didn't have any crashes at all afterward.
I have also noticed some audio stuttering issues in Cubase before but those have generally improved with the release of updates.
Edit: Putting effects on the sends can also give you a bit more fine-grained control over the effects.
Yes I now use sends for reverb, chorus echo (less strain on cpu, I mentioned in this thread, /compression, dessers, I use on inserts, they work better.
Get very few crashes now.
Cheers
For what it's worth, I use them on an fx channel and use sends so I don't have to use multiple reverbs on each channel, no crashes here
impendingcorruption wrote…
For what it's worth, I use them on an fx channel and use sends so I don't have to use multiple reverbs on each channel, no crashes here
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