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PT-8 increase buffer size messages again

Post by supafuzz » Wed Dec 24, 2008 9:21 am

I keep getting these messages again..held off interrupts too long and I've increased the buffer size to the maximun....

WTF?

any ideas?
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Post by firesine » Wed Dec 24, 2008 10:22 am

How much ram?
What kind of hard drive, how fast, are you recording to your startup drive?
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went away

Post by supafuzz » Fri Dec 26, 2008 7:44 pm

I found out that it was recording to the wrong drive...and when i switched
to my recording drive..it stopped acting up

Pt8 is still a bit cranky but not as bad as it was before..
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Post by firesine » Sat Dec 27, 2008 8:56 am

Good to hear. I'm intrigued by PT8 but not sure I need to upgrade just yet.

Does it still allow you to save as PT6 and 7 sessions?
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Post by Nick Sevilla » Thu Jan 01, 2009 8:59 am

supafuzz wrote:I found out that it was recording to the wrong drive...and when i switched
to my recording drive..it stopped acting up

Pt8 is still a bit cranky but not as bad as it was before..
Especially when recording on to the wrong drive...


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Post by japmn » Wed Jan 14, 2009 1:12 pm

Another reason PT does that, if you are using a PC, is PT has a lot of problems using Dual Core Intel Processors. If you turn off one core in the system BIOS the interrupt message usually goes away.

I am finished with LE versions of PT. It is the only DAW I have ever had problems just getting to run on a Dual Core. PT LE is the most unstable DAW on the market IMO.

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Post by protoolsman » Sat Jan 17, 2009 6:00 am

I started using PT8 some weeks ago on both PC XP and Mac Intel. I love it! It's pretty bugfree. Elastic Audio/Pitch is awesome and the new plug ins are great. I actually work with just the PT standard plug ins plus Altiverb and Masseys TD5 delay. That's it when you don't count instruments.(Native Instruments and Spectrosonics).
I think 8 is a superb upgrade. Using an 002 with Black Lion upgrade does help.
Anybody have experience with an even better external clock?
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dual core

Post by supafuzz » Thu Jan 22, 2009 5:43 am

Ok I'll try turning off the 2nd core and see how it functions.
I went thru a list of xp optimizations and hopefully that will make things better

I have a session today and I hate making excuses about the NEW PT

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same crap

Post by supafuzz » Thu Jan 22, 2009 6:19 am

I took off all plug ins and things are moving a little smoother.
I'm getting into a new concept of hearing everything as recorded with no plug ins until it's time to mix. {I print guitars with effects so that's not an issue}
It'll probably give me more ways to go during mixing rather than hear something a million times and getting used to it a certain way.

Re: PTLE on a pc is this a matter of getting more ram? or just changing to mac?
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