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> If You Can Answer This, Then You Are The Audio Gur, FW 101 eating up seamingly CPU
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posté sam. 28 janv. 2006, 06:49
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i have a dual 1.8 g5 tower with 3 gigs of ram running mac os 10.3.9. im currently recording/producing an album and a soundtrack for an indie film. i recently bought an edirol fa-101 so i'd have a high quality recording interface. everything was working pretty well for a little while. now, whenever my edirol is on it eats at my reason cpu meter. i watch the meter as im in reasons soun preferences. when i click back on my internal audio (default) as the main out put my reason cpu usage bar drops to nothing, like it always used to. right when i click my edirol back on as the main out, it jumps more then 5 bars and clocks out on songs that used to be a breeze. reasons stops and tells me i have too slow of a computer, my eye twitches and i lose more hair. also, all the files i was working on with revision cause i needed something with a video track that has rewire (dont really like logic, love ableton live) while working on soundtracks no longer play properly. everything now plays in a highter pitch, but when i close both programs and open the original reason file its all ok and plays how it should. im really trying to figure out whether its my os (which i just recently re-installed), my computer (mayber theres something bad goin on under the hood), etc. i really have no clue. all i know is that ive invested over 7 grand in a computer, sound system, etc that is just plain not working. anyone? anything?
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Hugo Cole
posté mer. 1 févr. 2006, 02:16
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Hi guys

This discussion brings me back to a question I asked before. Why do I seem to have a reduced version of the Firebox Control? In my FIREBOX Control Window there is nothing under "Hardware Settings," which is where I assume I would control the sample rate - just the words "Hardware Settings" and right below that "Input Level Boost" with +12 dB checkoff boxes for Mic 1, Mic 2, Line 3 and Line 4 (which is what I assume I'm supposed to see). Can anyone help me?
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