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Toontrack,

Still haven’t heard from you on this.

Thanks,

Josh

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@RuffRider said:
I had a situation like this once – not with SD3 but another application.
Check to see if all your stand alone applications and your audio interface are all set to the same sample rate. Things be set at different sample rates can cause this issue.
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Thanks RuffRider. I checked and they are the same. Can’t seem to find a way to fix this. Hopefully Toontrack will be able to help.

Thanks,

Josh

[olliepudge]

Hi. Just wondering if there is an update on this. I just got a new laptop and the specs definitely meet the requirements of SD3, but SD3 still crashes the second I try to adjust the ASIO in settings.

Thanks,

Josh

[olliepudge]

@Scott said:
You get no difference with any buffer size? 32 sample buffer plays back exactly the same as a 1024 sample buffer?  

Scott,

I’m using the Focusrite 2i2 interface and the buffer size options are 1-10. I’ve tried all of these and the only thing that changes is the latency. Popping sounds occur as the drums/cymbals ride no matter what setting I use. I noticed tonight that the popping sounds do not occur when I load EZX expansions though. I tried removing some of the extra room mics on one of the SD3 presets I made (SD3 library), but I still hear them. What’s odd is that it doesn’t happen on some of your included presets. It’s kind of hit or miss and I just don’t get it. Again, my laptop is 8GB and it’s 64-bit which is what the SD3 requirements are on your website.

Have you had any other complaints about this?

Thanks,

Josh

[olliepudge]

@Henrik said:
Have you checked that the audio issues only occur for Superior Drummer 3 in standalone mode?
Does it sound bad when you:
– run plugins in DAWs, like cubase or similar?
– run Superior Drummer 3 in a DAW?
– Is it a difference if you increase the buffer size in Superior Drummer 3 Audio Device settings? Try something like 1024 – it increases the latency, but offloads the audio processing…

I am asking because these kind of problems almost always comes from the audio device/drivers/computer, or similar… It can of course be SD3 causing this, but we need to rule out the most common sources first 🙂  

Hi Henrik,

Yes I’ve tried all buffer settings. I’m only hearing the popping sounds now right after I stop playing. I just hear pops as the drums/cymbals ride out almost every time I stop. Pretty annoying.

I don’t have a DAW so I’ve only been using SD3 in standalone, but if it only occurs in standalone that would be an SD3 issue correct?

Thanks,

Josh

[olliepudge]

Hey Toontrack,

Still haven’t heard back on this. Are all of you guys on vacation or something? Hurry up and come home so you can answer all of our annoying emails ?

[olliepudge]

@olliepudge said:
Hi Toontrack,

I’m using the Focusrite 2i2 interface with my Roland kit and I recently downloaded the 4.36.4 driver because the original driver was making SD3 crash instantly when I tried to adjust the ASIO settings. That is what Focusrite’s tech support told me to do and it worked, but I’m getting a lot of popping sounds while playing and it’s driving me nuts. I’ve tried adjusting the settings and I’m getting nowhere. This is occurring when I use the 2.0 and 3.0 USB ports on my laptop. Is this an issue with my computer or the driver? I have an HP 8GB laptop with an Intel i5 processor which I believe meets the requirements of SD3. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Josh  

Toontrack,

Still haven’t heard your thoughts on this. Please respond ASAP.

Thanks,

Josh

[olliepudge]

Hey Reiner,

I got the VST host to work, but it doesn’t see SD3 as an option for a plug in. Thanks though.

Josh

[olliepudge]

@olliepudge said:
Hi All,

Just wondering if anyone is having the issue I’m having. I’m using the Focusrite 2i2 interface with my Roland kit and I recently downloaded the 4.36.4 driver because the original driver was making SD3 crash instantly when I tried to adjust the ASIO settings. That is what Focusrite’s tech support told me to do and it worked, but I’m getting a lot of popping sounds while playing and it’s driving me nuts. I’ve tried adjusting the settings and I’m getting nowhere. This is occurring when I use the 2.0 and 3.0 USB ports on my laptop. Is this an issue with my computer or the driver? I have an HP 8GB laptop with an Intel i5 processor which I believe meets the requirements of SD3. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Josh  

I would appreciate Toontrack’s thoughts on this as well please.

[olliepudge]

@rrosin said:

It’s easy to use. You don’t need to install something, just unpack and start. Then choose “New plugin” ans select the SD3 plugin. Next set MIDI and audio devices and you’re done.

Regards Reiner  

Hey Reiner,

Hate to keep bugging you, but I downloaded this and extracted it to my desktop. There’s just a bunch of weird files though. Not sure how to start it. What am I missing here? Sorry man. Like I said, I’m not good with this stuff at all. Thanks!

Josh

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@rrosin said:

@olliepudge said:
I wonder why that would be the problem? Perhaps the folks at Toontrack can help here? Is this an issue with SD3 or is it a driver/computer issue?

My advice is to test with a VST host. If the problem still exists, it is most likely a driver issue. If the problem is gone, you can hardly assign it to anyone specific, neither SD3 nor driver or computer.

Regards Reiner  

Hi Reiner,

I’ll give it a shot. Is the one you’re using easy to install and use? I’m not too good with this stuff which is why I stick to standalone software if I can. Anything I need to know before installing it? Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks!

Josh

[olliepudge]

@THeCOnSUmER said:
Please add volume control to metronome! Also, change in sounds would be nice too!  

Yes please!

[olliepudge]

@rrosin said:
Hi Josh,

are you using the standalone version of SD3? I had some issues with ASIO and SD3 too (not with a Focusrite interface, but with the Roland ASIO driver). I switched from standalone SD3 to using the VST and all trouble was gone.

I use this Host program: http://www.hermannseib.com/english/vsthost.htm

Regards Reiner  

Hi Reiner,

Thanks for the response. Yes, I am using SD3 in standalone. I wonder why that would be the problem? Perhaps the folks at Toontrack can help here? Is this an issue with SD3 or is it a driver/computer issue?

Thanks,

Josh

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@Henrik said:
If you have space on your disk (or buy a bigger disk in the future) I suggest you try to download all installation parts – they do add a new dimension to the drums! I ended up with less need for reverb, since the room mics can be used for that (and I only mix in stereo). Further – it’s easier to make the drums sound big with all the room mics available.  

I’ll download them tonight if you really think it’s worth it Henrik.

[olliepudge]

@lostlure said:
Hey guys, I am in the process of downloading the first of the files for SD3. What don’t I need to download out of the 5 downloads files ? I will only be using this on a 2 speaker system so do I really need the files for sound surround ? what are you guys downloading to get the best results.

Thanks !  

Hi! I just downloaded the basic install, the room mics, and the extra bleed. You do not have to download the extra bleed, room mics, or the surround sound part. The only required download is the basic library. I’m getting plenty of room sound with what I’ve downloaded. Hope this helps!

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