I did not bother with 64-bit engine yet, if that matters. If not related to cpu, something close to what you suggest - something wrong with audio engine - may be relevant. I run 64 samples ASIO buffers, and a 10 year old quadcore i7 (benchmarking at 5000, where modern cpu i9-9900k of today rate about 20 000) so old cpu in this regard. The example I mentioned it was added cpu, and when at 55-60%(task manager) or so, some crackles can appear. (With and without last plugin, and depending on preset you used) Larger latency give more headroom before crackles and pops.ĭid you look in task manager what cpu load is and what is ASIO buffer setting? So many things may differ in what daw have as load. Reaper and StudioOne add processing buffers apart from ASIO buffer setting etc. Again, though, what hits me is that other DAWs have no issue.ĭifferent daws may set different ASIO latency, and some have special features like Cubase/Nuendo ASIO guard or whatever it was. What is it? It's got to be fixed before anyone but hobbyists, if even they, would feel comfortable even starting a project with it. Cakewalk, you must know something about how you are handling audio in detail. I'm quite sure that Reaper and the wonderful Nuendo would have smiled through this, too. Please consider that asking me for specifics on my resources and all misses the comparison point. Went back to Cake and added VocSyn to guitar track - immediate audio dropuout upon hitting play. Added VocSyn to the guitar track for fun. Setup same song in Sequoia, same add of VocSyn afterwards. Three minute song, with a TrueVerb bus, Tony Maserati vocal plugin and Ozone 5 in the master bus.Īdded VocalSynth and immediate popping and clicking for three of the five types of effect.

You can even convert your audio sample CDs into individual files with just a few clicks of the mouse.Created drum track in Superior 3, guitar raw input from mic'd amp, bass same, then sang a track. Necessities like the metaeditor with built-in beat detection and tools for fast trimming, fading, slicing, and dicing your sounds. Speaking of plug-ins, AudioFinder features an advanced plug-in manager and a slew of other studio necessities that will make your workflow flow. Sounds can even be previewed through your favorite AudioUnits. Use it to create custom sets for sound categories and specific projects, with fast file browsing to audition, analyze, process, convert, and move or copy the samples in your library.ĪudioFinder can visualize sounds instantly with the waveform overview and preview them at any pitch via MIDI or the built in keyboard, all in real-time. It gathers all the most useful tools in one quick and intuitive application, enabling you to be more creative by handling all the time consuming tasks that slow down your music production.ĪudioFinder can build a catalog of every sound on your system, save it, and search it instantly to find the sounds you need when you need them. AudioFinder is an audio asset management system and music production hub.

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