Audio GlitchesHello all. I recently started using an Audio Interface (Focusrite Scarlett Solo) to lower latency, and have begun hearing audio crackling. Hauptwerk (8) is not showing any CPU overload, and messing around with latency, polyphony, and sample rate has done nothing. I have a Intel i5-4690k with 32 GB of ram running on Windows 10. Is there someone who could give advice? Do I need a better Processor or is the matter something else? Thanks, Daniel |
by UndaMaris8
Feb 10, 2024 11:38 PM |
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RE: Audio GlitchesScarlett Solo is USB-bus-powered, and I heard from several colleagues that they had problems with such a kind of interface. The better choice is to use an interface with a power source. |
by tf11972
Feb 13, 2024 12:00 PM |
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RE: Audio Glitchestf11972 wrote: Scarlett Solo is USB-bus-powered, and I heard from several colleagues that they had problems with such a kind of interface. The better choice is to use an interface with a power source. Hmm. That is an interesting point. I've also found out that my processor is from 2009. It's from an old gaming computer, so I might need to get an entirely new desktop |
by UndaMaris8
Feb 14, 2024 12:01 AM |
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RE: Audio GlitchesWell, after much internet searching, I've found the solution. I'll pose it here for anyone suffering the same problem. https://support.focusrite.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207355205-Optimising-Windows-10-for-Audio I wish I had found this article earlier - it would have saved a week of frustration, especially because its tailored for the very interface I use. |
by UndaMaris8
Feb 15, 2024 06:38 PM |
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RE: Audio GlitchesThanks for the extensive info, also the pdf by Focusrite. Many very valuable tips there! |
by EdoL
Mar 12, 2024 04:57 AM |
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