Hi, I'm having a bit of a problem with my current setup - I'm using Cubase SE on a Pentium Celeron 2.8GHz machine (WinXP) with a brand spanking new Maya1010 soundcard. The problem that I have is that sometimes during recording, somehow the sound clips for just a split second, kind of like there was a quick electrical surge somewhere. (It's kind of difficult to explain). I'm not sure whether it could be the soundcard that's faulty, of if maybe it could be sensitive enough to pick up small electrical surges in the pc power supply/wall sockets. I hope then buying a voltage regulator might solve the problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Riaan
Hi Riaan. I am also having the same problem after installing my Maya 1010 in my new i5 pc. It works well in my old P4 but now it has plays back with glitches and clipping like u mentioned. But it has nothing to do with power surges. I have looking for answers on the net with many experiencing the same problem but nobody has been able to succesfully come up with a solution. Its quite frustrating.
Posted on Oct 06, 2010
I don't know which drivers your using but try using WDM drivers or if your already using the WDM drivers try using ASIO drivers. Try to make sure you don't have any software running that is not ABSOLUTELY necessary while recording. I have a feeling that the problem is really your processor. Celerons SUCK! Having said that I've seen the same problem on PC's build for heavy duty recording sparing little expense. The solution was switching to ASIO drivers. Hope this helps, El Duderino
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