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> M-audio Audiophile 2496 On G4 933mhz W/garageband, Throwing in the towel, fighting too long
The_Apparition
posté dim. 30 janv. 2005, 00:44
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I have been trying to resolve this issue for well over a year (with Gband1 and still with GBand2) and am finally throwing in the towel...

Equipment: A 933MHz G4 1.5Meg RAM with GBand2 using MIDI-OUT on a Yamaha Clavinova CLP-115 into an M-Audio Audiophile 2496 (A2496) MIDI-IN, with latest driver 1.7. OS 10.3.7 and GBand2 on internal 7200RPM Drive recording onto a separate, cleanly formatted internal 7200RPM Drive.

Issue:
1) Playback of GBand2 recordings when output through the Audio Out of the A2496 produces pops and clicks.
2) Playback of GBand2 recordings when output through the Internal Audio is sluggish.

Things Tried:
1) Followed Electronic Musician (or Keyboard - don't remember which) magazine's article on streamlining Panther to no effect.
2) Killed processes that don't need to be running, Retrospect Backup, iTunes Help, etc.
3) Ran shadow killer to reduce load on screen updates, removed fonts, etc.

Any ideas / suggestions? Any experience on latency issues, clock syncing, etc.?

Thanks in advance.
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PhilTrueman
posté dim. 30 janv. 2005, 14:49
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Apparition,

I think this is a problem that has been reported here for quite some time. If you're using the audio 'and' the MIDI on the 2496, you will get problems. Obviously the latest drivers haven't fixed the issue. I think the way around this is to have a separate USB MIDIsport interface to handle the MIDI and let the 2496 handle the audio.

It worked for me on my old 733MHz G4. 2496 for audio and an M-Audio 2-in 2-out USB MIDISport for the MIDI.

Give it a go - unless other folks here have other suggestions.

Good luck

PT
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