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<blockquote data-quote="Christian Boche" data-source="post: 88972" data-attributes="member: 1698">Re: X32 anomaly in recordingHi Mitch,can you post some details about your computer (OS, CPU, harddisk)?Have you updated Studio One from 2.5 to the latest version 2.5.1? There is a known issue with 2.5 concerning a false harddisk speed message, that can cause ASIO errors (on Mac and PC).In addtion, if you have a windows computer, have you run the &quot;dpc latency checker&quot; software? This will tell you, if your computer can handle real time audio--&gt;<a href="http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml" target="_blank">DPC Latency Checker</a>For a plain live recording I always raise the bar on the Behringer ASIO Driver settings (f.e. buffersize) up to maximum. This will lower the load on your cpu. Concerning MS windows...I had great results by tweaking my windows OS with these tipps--&gt;<a href="http://www.softwareaudioconsole.com/Tweaking_Windows.htm" target="_blank">SAC - Tweaking Windows</a>Christian</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Christian Boche, post: 88972, member: 1698"] Re: X32 anomaly in recording Hi Mitch, can you post some details about your computer (OS, CPU, harddisk)? Have you updated Studio One from 2.5 to the latest version 2.5.1? There is a known issue with 2.5 concerning a false harddisk speed message, that can cause ASIO errors (on Mac and PC). In addtion, if you have a windows computer, have you run the "dpc latency checker" software? This will tell you, if your computer can handle real time audio--> [URL="http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml"]DPC Latency Checker[/URL] For a plain live recording I always raise the bar on the Behringer ASIO Driver settings (f.e. buffersize) up to maximum. This will lower the load on your cpu. Concerning MS windows...I had great results by tweaking my windows OS with these tipps--> [URL="http://www.softwareaudioconsole.com/Tweaking_Windows.htm"]SAC - Tweaking Windows[/URL] Christian [/QUOTE]

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