After many system update the battery mode was set to default (balanced) even when I connected to the power supply it didn’t set on high performance (before it did). So after setting high performance everything was fine, also I can play with the td50x driver at 48 buffer size with no audio problems. Thank you for reminding me of this big little detail!
I don’t have an audio interface, so far I’ve always done it with asio4all, but I had a pc with windows 10, this is my first experience with win11. Yes, before starting sd3 I turn off the wifi.
I mentioned these two expansions due to the complexity of the articulations (especially for hi hat), even if the discounted expansions are very cool I wanted something new generation.
Reply To: Decades or Rooms of Hansa? version: 3.2.3 Operating system: Windows 10
Hi Scott, first of all thank you for the quick reply. Yes, I knew that once the files were loaded into the RAM it didn’t change anything if it’s an external or internal HD. But I have read in some forums that it is recommended to unplug other usb devices so as not to affect performance in any way. I don’t know if this is true. Thanks again.
Reply To: SD3-TD50 latency version: 3.1.7 Operating system: Windows 10
I have one more question. If I use an external hard drive for sd3, is my performance with the e-drum affected? I have read that it is not recommended to have other usb devices connected. Thanks everybody.
Reply To: SD3-TD50 latency version: 3.1.7 Operating system: Windows 10
Ok, DrumRoll4455 I love you. Everything works great, I’ve the same buffer and output latency as when I use my audio interface with those settings and so far I haven’t had any problems. So, now with asio4all drivers is the sound quality of sd3 affected in any way? (maybe less latency but low quality) Thank you man.
Reply To: SD3-TD50 latency version: 3.1.7 Operating system: Windows 10
