MOTUnation.com

Yeah i'd agree with that. Like anything you have to use it properly to get results. You could have the best guitar synth/samples ever created, but if you dont play it like a guitar, then it'll sound crap. What I find hard in MSI is switching between the samples and getting to sound like the same ins...

MSI is funny, because actually you can get extremely realistic sounding orchestral music from it. The problem with MSI is that it forces you to work in a certain way to sound realistic. Its not a particulary flexible sounding instrument. Having said that, I've used it in both pop music and in TV mus...

I get rid of the problem by working at 1024 buffer within cubase with my G5.

Its crazy though because I dont get any crackles at much lower buffer sizes useing G4 laptop.

Mike

I should stick with it.

MOTU will get back to you. They are just somewhat slow.

I guess u'll just have to give MOTU tech support an email

Yeah. My video card supports Open-GL.

I dont know what affect the video card not supporting Open-GL would be however I would have thought that at least the installation process would be able to complete and perhaps just the plugins preset browser wouldnt work.

Mike

Sorry assumed u were using a mac but ur probably not.

If u are going into applications/utilities and then disk utility and select repair permissions.

btw, what happened when you tried to re-install?

I should repair permissions and try again.

Have you tried reinstalling?

That is due to a performance issue. Raising ur buffers puts less pressure on ur processor but increases latency. My issue isn't performance related though I appreciate the help. Thanks ;) Incidently I just tried MSI on an identical G5 I have in the house for non music work and I have exactly the sam...

Ok I've got a work around going. I can transfer the cubase file to my G4 laptop and it plays fine without any clicks and pops. Its not quite so urgent now but its still annoying to use. I was worried it was something to do with me using 10.3.9 but its obviously not. And I was running the samples off...

Any help on this would be great as I have a meeting with my publishing company in the next few days and I am showing them a few tracks I have written using the symphonic instrument. The clicks and pops are still there on audio mixdown. I've tried turning off the convolution reverb as well which does...

Just bought symphonic instrument.

Clicks and pops all over the place.

Using it in Cubase SX3. The Performance meter is low as low can be.

Polyphony is at 10 or 12 and the parts have got only 1 to 3 notes at a time.

EDIT: Tends to happen at the beginning/ends of notes.

Cheers

Mike