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Jeremy Oakes

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  1. OK thats your work method. Me i would use the MTK as the only sound device,  playing back the Midi drums AND over dubbing real drums at the same time.

    One thing you might not have considered is that you can’t use the ASIO Drivers of your Soundcraft for your method as that protocol doesn’t allow for 2 sound devices to operate at the same time.

    Not criticism, just a thought !

    Jerry

  2. If you have the MTK version of the Soundcraft with full USB connectivity, why not use it as a sound device instead of going through a sound card ? There are drivers available and they're rock solid.

    I have the MTK 22 version and can use it with Cakewalk no problem. 22 tracks in and 22 out, live or studio. I use it with a laptop.

    Its a simple but very effective machine and the pre-amps are superb.

    Jerry

     

  3. Just seen a concert from her (recent ? ) not a single Eurythmics song, only jazz/blues standards but wow what a voice and presence (Olympia TV on  Canal + France) ........

    Just sayin’

    J

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  4. 8 hours ago, bayoubill said:

    sorry Jeremy. If you need me to help send a message and I can clear up any questions you have.

    I Am in no way charging any money or favours(well unless I can think of anything), for anything Info like this I post. 

    Free info (well unless I can think of anything)

    Thanks Bill, i.ll give it another shot later today and if need be pm you.

    Actually, here in France we’re all confined, so i can take my time.

    J

  5. On 3/5/2020 at 12:06 PM, Jack Stoner said:

    Run Latency Mon right after you boot up.  No Cakewalk running, no recording interface attached, etc.   Just basic PC with Windows.   See if Latency Mon shows any problems.  If it does you need to get that corrected before attacking any other (if there is other) DAW dropout issues.  

    One issue is NVIDIA.  EVERY PC that I've had and tested for DAW work had dropouts with NVIDIA Video.  My own,  the many Dell's that I do field testing for, others on this forum.    On my DAW desktop If I use the Intel CPU Video or an AMD Radeon video card there are no dropouts.    On the Dell test PC's (mostly laptops) if I disable the NVIDIA and force them to use the Intel CPU video there are no problems.   The Intel CPU video is more than adequate for DAW work.

     

    C’mon, i run nVidia drivers on a desktop and a laptop.  I have disabled the nVidia hdmi audio, the nVidia experience and whatever else i can during fresh installs. No problems.

    Latency Mon is green, on both.

    I can record a concert (3 x 40 mn ) without problems on the laptop.

    Perhaps its a little too general to blame nVidia per se ? Not looking for a dispute,  just saying.  

    FYI, The Echo web page states that they do NOT support W10 - the problem is perhaps there...........

    https://echoaudio.com/pages/windows-drivers

    cheers,

    Jerry

  6. I had this problem (same message) some time ago after I installed drivers v 3.4 (and for that matter v3.4.4). After contacting the company they told me to roll back to v2.4.5 which I did, no problems. I never heard from them again.......

    I also have a second gen 18i20

    Now, albeit since end January,  the "new" driver software (for me) on the Focusrite website  is v3.5 and installing this has done the trick for my setup.

    However, the one thing I did do after installation (and this could possible cause your BSOD ? ) was to make sure that the sample rate for the unit was set to 44.1mHz via the Focusrite software BEFORE opening Cakewalk (that's what I use for my projects). By default it goes to 48mHz

    For midi I always go direct into my PC via USB and use soft-synths within Cakewalk.  No problems noted using a class compliant Oxygen 61 version IV.

    Hope you get it sorted, my set up now appears to be stable.

    Cheers,

    J

  7. 1 hour ago, spiffo said:

    I've installed the 3.5.0 Driver with the new Firmware on my 18i20 2nd Gen and I am now getting frequent BSODs.

    It also started with a bunch of WINDOWS updates at / around the same time, so at the moment I am lost as to what exactly is causing it.

    Funny that, i updated W10 just before installing the 3.5 software//driver and today not one crash, (Cakewalk VLC, WMP etc).

    FWIW, one thing i did do just after installing was to change from 48 to 44.1 which is what most of my projects are at, before trying any software. 

    Best,

    J

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