EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Does anyone know why at certain times an exs instrument will makie a clicking 
audio noise while playing it.   Its not the sample.   And the click is always 
different.   Sometimes its not there at all.   Its freakin me out as a 
deadline is looming.

Set-up: Mac g4 867
             OS X, Logic platinum 6.1, AW 8 card, Unitor 8 MKII

-Terry Michael
www.Music4TheMovies.com


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On a fine day, 04-06-2003, Huud@... wrote:

>Does anyone know why at certain times an exs instrument will makie a clicking
>audio noise while playing it.   Its not the sample.   And the click is always
>different.   Sometimes its not there at all.   Its freakin me out as a
>deadline is looming.
>
>Set-up: Mac g4 867
>              OS X, Logic platinum 6.1, AW 8 card, Unitor 8 MKII

Could it simply be a matter of buffer size?  Set the buffer to a 
larger size in Audio & Hardware settings.

-- 
Hendrik Jan Veenstra   h @ k n o w a r e . n l
Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/

I've had that problem too.
I found that it was caused by RF interference from my mobile phone.
Switch off phone, or move it out of range worked for me.

On Wednesday, Jun 4, 2003, at 07:52 Europe/London, Huud@... wrote:

> Does anyone know why at certain times an exs instrument will makie a  
> clicking
> audio noise while playing it.   Its not the sample.   And the click is  
> always
> different.   Sometimes its not there at all.   Its freakin me out as a
> deadline is looming.
>
> Set-up: Mac g4 867
>              OS X, Logic platinum 6.1, AW 8 card, Unitor 8 MKII
>
> -Terry Michael
> www.Music4TheMovies.com
>
>
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Do you have this problems only with XS-instruments, or generally using 
the AW8?
I have the same noise-problem with an Audiowerk 2 Card under OSX. 
There's a notice on the Emagic driver download section, that AW8 and 
AW2 cards with an older Chip have this noise problems, and it probabelz 
cant be fixed. (...shit).



Am Mittwoch, 04.06.03 um 08:52 Uhr schrieb Huud@...:

> Does anyone know why at certain times an exs instrument will makie a 
> clicking
> audio noise while playing it.   Its not the sample.   And the click is 
> always
> different.   Sometimes its not there at all.   Its freakin me out as a
> deadline is looming.
>
> Set-up: Mac g4 867
>              OS X, Logic platinum 6.1, AW 8 card, Unitor 8 MKII
>
> -Terry Michael
> www.Music4TheMovies.com
>
>
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Hi Terry,


>>Does anyone know why at certain times an exs instrument will makie a  
>>clicking
>>audio noise while playing it.   Its not the sample.   And the click is  
>>always
>>different.  

I've had this happen occasionaly. Try setting the attack time just 
slightly above being totally at the bottom of the scale. I have 
found this solves it most of the time. It just has to be at a non 
zero level.


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Eli Krantzberg
Nightshift Orchestra / Almat Productions
http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com

> I've had this happen occasionaly. Try setting the attack time just 
> slightly above being totally at the bottom of the scale. I have 
> found this solves it most of the time. It just has to be at a non 
> zero level.

I'll bet that this is the problem -- if the click is on the initial 
transient. I had this too. Set in the group settings a 1 instead of a 
zero for the attack parameter. The EXS envelope pops open zeher zeher 
schnell and the click is the result of this.

Bob Vandiver

> -- 
> Eli Krantzberg
> Nightshift Orchestra / Almat Productions
> http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com