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Thanks MintberryCrunch.

I imagine that I’ll probably need that kind of help. Not sure if I can handle it myself 🙈.

How do you go about online support session, how those that work?

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Thanks Mark.

I will look into it and see if I can understand what you have just explained. I haven’t played much with the e-drum settings to be honest as I’m afraid to mess it up 🤣. I kinda had a feeling it could be something to do with that, but wasn’t sure what exactly. Thanks for the suggestions. I will definitely check that.

I’m not sure though how to add or remove the note numbers that the module is using, but I will figure it out.

Thanks again.

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Lucky you James!😀 I am getting 16GB of RAM with my new PC  –  hopefully it will be enough…🙈

Have any of you guys tried the Orchestral Percussions for SD3? Looks Very tempting 🤣

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I’m operating on 8GB RAM. I have seen comment about 16GB RAM recommended when using full kit with e-drums. Pity they didn’t mentioned that when describing system requirements as minimum was 4GB RAM and in the brackets (recommended 8 or more). I’m guessing it could be that. I went all the way and just bought new PC delivering  on Monday. I hope this will help. I will have to download everything again, move my music project and install everything from the beginning and not looking forward to that 🙈🤣

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I have the same problem. In my case it’s the overload on CPU. Just check it in task manager how much CPU is used when you running SD3 on your daw. It was working perfect for me for a while but after spending few hours on my laptop and recording- adding more tracks, my laptop started lagging and humming and cracking noises just appeared. I need to upgrade my laptop. Hope that’s helpful.

Operating system: Windows 10

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