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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew Broughton" data-source="post: 148701" data-attributes="member: 318">Re: Nuendo Live and Yamaha Console ConnectorSo, I don&#039;t seem to be having the connection issues I did in the past, but unfortunately, Nuendo Live is all but unusable, and that&#039;s a shame. I love the integration with the CL/QL, and I&#039;d really like it to work, but I get dropouts, clicks, pops when recording with Nuendo Live via Dante.I&#039;ve tried lowering the bit depth to 16, maxing out the latency/buffers, nothing seems to fix it. I&#039;ve tried it on 2 computers, one older, one very new, both with SSDs, and very optimized Windows installs and drivers.Using these same computers, with 24 or 32 bit depths, default buffer/latency settings on Reaper produces no dropouts, clicks, pops or anything, perfect recordings every time. (24 - 32 tracks).It seems that the recording engine of Reaper is simply superior and Nuendo Live is simply unusable.I&#039;m not new to multitrack recording at all and am very aware of what things affect recording quality. It&#039;s just really surprising to me that Nuendo Live is as poor as it is at recording multitracks. Especially for it&#039;s hefty pricetag. I find it hard to believe that Yamaha doesn&#039;t address the problems with this software when it&#039;s a (small) selling feature of the consoles.Disappointing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew Broughton, post: 148701, member: 318"] Re: Nuendo Live and Yamaha Console Connector So, I don't seem to be having the connection issues I did in the past, but unfortunately, Nuendo Live is all but unusable, and that's a shame. I love the integration with the CL/QL, and I'd really like it to work, but I get dropouts, clicks, pops when recording with Nuendo Live via Dante. I've tried lowering the bit depth to 16, maxing out the latency/buffers, nothing seems to fix it. I've tried it on 2 computers, one older, one very new, both with SSDs, and very optimized Windows installs and drivers. Using these same computers, with 24 or 32 bit depths, default buffer/latency settings on Reaper produces no dropouts, clicks, pops or anything, perfect recordings every time. (24 - 32 tracks). It seems that the recording engine of Reaper is simply superior and Nuendo Live is simply unusable. I'm not new to multitrack recording at all and am very aware of what things affect recording quality. It's just really surprising to me that Nuendo Live is as poor as it is at recording multitracks. Especially for it's hefty pricetag. I find it hard to believe that Yamaha doesn't address the problems with this software when it's a (small) selling feature of the consoles. Disappointing. [/QUOTE]

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