--- In logic-users@y..., "Skip Perkins" <swperk@v...> wrote: > Hi > > I have been using logic > for about 6 months on a PC and have never recorded an audio track that did > not contain pops to the point that the tracks are useable. I've been > through ALL of the tweeks that can be done on the computer and in Windows > 98/ME. I have a PIII 1 gigahz. 512k memory, 2 ATA 100 harddrives, Well, the truth of the matter is IMHO, that Logic has always been more finicky than these other programs, that you mentioned. I have those products also. You have to get things set just right, and then it works well enough, so you can enjoy all the bells and whistle this incredible program has to offer. That's my only concern with Logic. I am a Logic guy, I love this tool. I base my entire musical life with it. I have for years. But Logic is not bullet proof. For that matter what is? I'm hoping for a breakthrough of some kind with the developement of this software, that will make it bullet proof. I'm here for the long haul, so I can wait. But anyway, sorry...back to your problem...have you done the "Logic Audio Device Setup"?. Also, if you haven't yet, go to "Audio Hardware & Drivers", in Logic. disable all but, on the 2nd tab (audio driver2), "enable the ASIO driver", ok? I have my setup(Hammerfall) set like this: Volume Smoothing (50) Max Audiotracks (32) or whatever 16 busses )clicked), and Universal trackmode 20/24 bit recording (clicked) Software monitoring (either way) Larger Process Buffer (clicked) Larger Disk Buffer (not clicked) Leave the delay alone at zero Not sure if the Max I/O streams settings matter....mine's at Max If all that's set like that, and you're still having clicks and pops, start disabling things, like any networking stuff, bring your graphics acceleration down one notch from all the way up. Are you using any USB? What is it? What mobo are you using? Logic is gonna want things more perfect than the other applications that you mentioned, that's just the way it is. BTW, is it pops and clicks like you'd have with the clocks not being right or is it bigger pops and more stutters, that brings up the "ASIO warnings"? regards, df