Hi, Every time I record something on Logic, some clicks and pops apear on the recording. I have a Delta 66 soundcard, running on a Pentium II 350hz with 160MB RAM. I dont think the computer is the problem, because It is running very few things (no antivirus or other "backrunning" program), and on Logic in the Audio Driver configuration I am using the ASIO driver with a max. of 8 tracks of audio. So I think maybe the Delta drivers are the problem, I am using the 4.1.22.31 drivers. Anyone now if that drivers have problems?

--- In logic-users@y..., s_serpelle@y... wrote: > Hi, Every time I record something on Logic, some clicks and pops > apear on the recording. Have you checked all the basic Windows stuff(no hardware accel, low video reso, no conflicting IRQ's)? Do you have a Matrox video card? Have you tried putting the soundcard in a different PCI slot? Latest drivers for everything? BIOS updated on computer? Do you have any external gear that is using word clock? I suspect no. If so, though, this could be a source of clicks and pops. Are they actually recorded, or just heard during recording? Somewhere in the past I read something about deslecting "DMA" on the IDE drives, though I can't vouch for what this does, because I run all SCSI. 2 cents... Play on the Upbeat!

I believe there are many causes of this according to the various posts in this list. However, I've just discovered the cause on my machine was that Windows had not recognised my hard disk as a DMA device and so was not transferring the data to disk fast enough. You can check this by going to start>settings>control panel>system Click on Device Manager tab. Double click on Disk Drives. Double click on the hard disk icon Click on Settings tab and see if the DMA box is checked. It will need to be in order to get fast data transfer to the disk. After checking this box go OK and OK again and you will be asked to do a reboot. After the reboot go back and see if the check is still there. I believe if it is unchecked again or if it was greyed out then your hard disk doesn't support DMA. Hope this helps, it certainly did for me. Phil G > -----Original Message----- > From: s_serpelle@... [mailto:s_serpelle@...] > Sent: 03 June 2001 01:25 > To: logic-users@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [LUG] LAW : Clicks while recording. > > > Hi, Every time I record something on Logic, some clicks and pops > apear on the recording. I have a Delta 66 soundcard, running on a > Pentium II 350hz with 160MB RAM. I dont think the computer is the > problem, because It is running very few things (no antivirus or > other "backrunning" program), and on Logic in the Audio Driver > configuration I am using the ASIO driver with a max. of 8 tracks of > audio. So I think maybe the Delta drivers are the problem, I am using > the 4.1.22.31 drivers. Anyone now if that drivers have problems? > > > > Unsubscribe: mail to logic-users-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > > >>>>> Subject lines must contain: [LAM]/[LAW]/[GEN]/[OT] <<<<< > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >

--- In logic-users@y..., soreyenus@y... wrote: > --- In logic-users@y..., s_serpelle@y... wrote: > > Hi, Every time I record something on Logic, some clicks and pops > > apear on the recording. > > The British magazines Sound On Sound and Future Music have had several articles each on exactly how to track down these audio dropouts. Check their online web articles.