As the subject says i’m having such a BIG issue with audio glitches ! Its completely annoying ! If someone has face the same issue pls help me out…I will be so thankful.
What exactly happen is…
Whenever i load a plugin the playback audio glitches for a while & then playback goes normal. This also happens even if i change plugin presets or even sometimes i tune a knob on the plugin ! CPU & Disc Usage shows completely normal though audio glitch can be heard. (Even a new project has been opened with not much CPU load/audio track load).
This was not an issue before few months. Everything was running smooth.
Two weeks ago when i was making a mix CD…I load around 50 audio tracks & the disc usage meter starts spiking & the audio playback starts stuttering…Is that normal ?
I only upgraded my studio by installing 3 plugins which i bought this Christmas There is nothing wrong with all of them. And i think, this issue is not even related with sound card. But its related to HDD (i think). And thats why, i cleaned & defragmented the both HDD but unfortunately that couldn’t fix the issue !
Thanks
BTW steinberg tech support guys never help their customer here on forum…that’s really shocking ! My last issue has no reply since now !
It’s not shocking; this is a user forum. For support you must contact Steinberg support via the website. BTW, this glitching you have, is it happening when inserting a plugin while playing back, or is every playback after inserting it (with transport stopped) glitching?
Its happening while the audio/midi/instrument tracks are playing back & i load the plug-in to any track insert & glitch can be also heard, when i change the presets, while playing back. Its really minor but kind of annoying ! Some time ago it was not like that actually.
Yeah, like Split and Bredo say - sounds normal in that case, though ASIO Guard I think is only in C7? Anyway, playback has to adjust for the extra delay needed for the new plugin. Can’t see how it was not happening before, but I have no experience adding plugins during playback.
At both time. For example, if chords are being played using Sylenth1’s pad sound & if i insert a stereo widener plug-in on the insert, then there is latency & audio glitch. Now if i change some presets on that stereo widener plug-in there is glitch sound again. Although its for a few milliseconds, but its kind of annoying ! What i have notice is, if i insert a plug-in on an instrument track while the instrument is turned off & other tracks are playing back there is no latency & no audio glitch issue.
If it is “Delay Compensating” then i cant understand why there is audio glitch ? I’m not sure but, i think “Delay Compensating” is only related to audio latency. It will be great if you try as what i said in above example & reply me back with your experience about “Delay Compensating”.
Thanks Bredo Unfortunately i’m using Cubase 6 version 6.0.7. And i like to work with it & i really like its look & simplicity. I want to stick with it instead of upgrading to C7.
Split pls try what i said in above example & reply me back so i can conform that it is not a Cubase issue. It can be HDD or something else. Anyone else also can reply me with his experience over “Delay Compensating”. Just try what i said above…pls pls pls…
OK i got you. BTW thanks for introducing that new feature of C7
Hey can you pls try this…
Use any synth to play some chords. Set loop playback for the chords. Now set release up to 80-90 percent on the amp. envelop of the synth. Start the playback. Now load any plug-in on that track insert while playing back the chords. Tell me what you have notice. (1). Do you hear latency for few milliseconds ? (2). Is there audio glitch with that latency ? Now, try change presets on that inserted plug-in, while playing back the chord loop. And reply me back the answers of the same two questions above.
Hello All,
I Just wanted to pass along something that has worked for me so far regarding this issue. I am now using Cubase 7 and still had the same old glitch/stutter during playback and recording even after upgrading. Like many I’m sure I was both lost and upset because I couldn’t continue working (with my older version of Cubase or the brand new). After literally 3 days of testing almost non stop I discovered that removing ALL wireless devices from my computer did the trick. And of course disabling Wi-Fi and turning off your Anti Virus is key. Even a wireless mouse and keyboard sends signals back and forth potentially interfering with your interface/rig regardless of its level of quality. My rig is PC, but I would guess it could be the same with a Mac. So before you destroy your computer and your gear and take up knitting professionally try a keyboard and mouse with a chord and hopefully it will work for you too. Good Luck!
