Logic seems to hold some audio in its buffer if you 'stop' playback on an audio region. Then it "triggers" this bit of noise in the beginning of the next region. To eliminate the biggest problem, never stop when you hear audio. Stop on silence. Or load Logic and then your first play should be perfectly "clean". It is a bug and it has been reported. sleeplesscd@... wrote: > Is it just me or is the LAWP 4.7 version completely unworkable due to > clicks prior to start of region when using DirectX plugins? > > I was just working on an old project first time with 4.7, and > suddenly I heat those aweful unpredictable clicks sometimes at start > of regions in channels which have DirectX plugins . I noticed severe > problems with Waves plugins like RCL for example. Apparently, all > those waves plugins work with none of these clicks in 4.6.1 so this > is clearly a 4.7 problem which cripples the entire update :(. > > I am using Creamware cards (pulsars) for this setup, and in 4.6.1 > like I stated these problems didnt occur. I am 99% sure its a 4.7 > related bug rather than card related but just to make sure, anybody > else noticed this? -- Joeri Vankeirsbilck joeri@... Belway Productions - http://www.belway.com List-admin Logic-users/SoundD*ver-users/Logic-TDM