Eliminating clicks/pops in GigaSampler

[Alistair Lock]

I found that by going into \"System Properties/Performance/Virtual Memory\" and disabling virtual memory (something admittedly not recommended) clicks/pops and all sorts of other strange sound artefacts were completely eliminated.
I should point out that I have 192Mbs of RAM on my system, and do not know the minimum system RAM needed for this trick to work.
Thank-you.
Alistair Lock
(I\'m assuming the lighbulb icon is the correct one!)

[Alistair Lock]

The latest issue of PC Format recommends that Virtual Memory be set to double that of your system RAM..


[This message has been edited by Alistair Lock (edited 09-18-1999).]

[Laurence]

I believe that the clicks and pops you are describing come from sharing a hard disk with Windows and Gigasampler. Are you using a one hard disk setup?

Laurence Kingston

[Alistair Lock]

Since posting my original query I have discovered that the reason the loops were clicking was that they were recorded at 22khz rather than 44.
Those recorded at 44 loop without any problem.
Having now purchased a mixtreme card with the SP/Dif option, and finally got my head around the extremely flexible routing it offers, I now have no problems with the program. I currently run everything off the same hard drive, so I\'m not doing too badly.
Thanks

Alistair Lock



[This message has been edited by Alistair Lock (edited 10-11-1999).]