Running a DAW on a system like this puts the "stud" in "studio" as far as I'm concerned.īoth of the systems I use to run Cakewalk were hand-me-down castoffs I got for free because someone at some big company or other considered them obsolete. I held on to my old pc because of the firewire port it has and newer models lack.ĭual core with 4GB Ram but after replacing the old HDD with a SSD it still works like a charm Or is this a software problem? My computer is rather old, still dual core with 4GB Ram but after replacing the old HDD with a SSD it still works like a charm. Has anyone found a way to solve this or am I better off buying a recent soundcard (my eye is on the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen. If I try changing the buffer size in the ASIO panel it's the blue screen of death with mostly an IRQ error. I have some problems with the firewire interface which doesn't work well with windows 10 I think. When I tested the sound in the windows settings, it worked fine.Īfter some reboots of my pc and mixer (Mackie firewire 1620) and switching between WDM and ASIO and cakewalk and producer X1 everything worked again. Other projects I've been working on wouldn't play either.All I heard was an occasional click. After a while all of the sudden it seemed as if the entire audio engine stopped.
I was testing some sounds of z3ta+ in cakewalk and noticed that some presets wouldn't play.
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