RAM is not that important for Pianote q . I'd say your drivers aren't in the best shape and that gives you dropouts. Also, what is your hard drive?
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Started 1 month, 1 week ago by sir-shredalot
Im looking to run Ivory vst at home (and possibly live in the future) as well as pianotech, but unfortunately at the moment i have a lot of problems with notes dropping out and notes sticking and it just randomly makes a huge discordant bunch of notes play and i have to press the panic button.
What i have is a quadcore 2.6ghz 2gbRAM pc (2 of the ram sticks need replacing which would take it ...
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saw wave analog replied 1 month, 1 week ago
my vst setup is rock solid on a similar machine. id do a clean install of
windows and just start over. that should take care of whatever issues you
are having. hunting for one bad driver or registry entry never works for
me.
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mate_stubb replied 1 month, 1 week ago
Vista?
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sir-shredalot replied 1 month, 1 week ago
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Originally Posted by saw wave analog
my vst setup is rock solid on a similar machine. id do a clean install of windows and just start over. that should take care of whatever issues you are having. hunting for one bad driver or registry entry never works for me.
so do you never get any drop outs or any ...
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saw wave analog replied 1 month, 1 week ago
i wish i could play piano so no, i cant do what you mentioned, but the demo songs in pianoteq play flawlessly, and i regularly have pianoteq and 20 other plugins and several audio tracks playing in real time with such good sound quality and reliability that it impresses me every time im in the studio. its just amazing what software is capable of these days.
ive had all sorts of issues with...
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evildragon replied 1 month, 1 week ago
XP64 might be your issue. Get back to XP32, preferably one of the leaner
versions (DuX XP SP3 is veeeeery good, fast, and optimized for audio -
google it).
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sir-shredalot replied 1 month, 1 week ago
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XP64 might be your issue. Get back to XP32, preferably one of the leaner versions (DuX XP SP3 is veeeeery good, fast, and optimized for audio - google it).
i had that but i still had problems.
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mate_stubb replied 1 month, 1 week ago
On the network? Surfing the web with that machine? Have antivirus-software installed? Infected with virii?
Any of these can cause problems.
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sir-shredalot replied 1 month, 1 week ago
alright well i went to windows 7 and deleted half the stuff off my harddrive (couldnt format for some reason), which seems to have made a difference. Strangely when i reinstalled some vsts some which were reliable now arent and vice versa. Using the pc without the internet cable being in the machine seems to help. Having said all of this its not 100%, the synths are still messing up say once ...
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aztechno replied 1 month, 1 week ago
I always wonder about stressing the hard drive since most piano VSTs use
streaming (samples)...
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