2016/08/17 15:08:22
dahjah
After this update I am now getting pops or farts in my audio, which i wasn't getting before.
2016/08/17 15:18:35
chuckebaby
check your setting in "play back and recording" also check your latency settings.
make sure your driver mode hasn't changed or something.
have you tried looking at that ?
2016/08/17 15:52:24
dahjah
yes I had them both set at 256 before. I set the playback to 512 to see if it would still happen and it did.
2016/08/17 16:34:11
dahjah
I set playback all the up to 1024 and the farts still continued, I set the Latency from 6-7 and still happens.
Makes no sense that i do an update and this starts to happen.
2016/08/17 19:20:13
promidi
dahjah
After this update I am now getting pops or farts in my audio, which i wasn't getting before.


This certainly was not my experience after updating the the August Early release.  In fact, performance was vastly improved with this update.

Have you tried exiting Sonar, renaming (don't delete) your aud.ini file and restarting Sonar so that Sonar can rebuild the file.

The Aud.ini file reside here: %APPDATA%\Cakewalk\SONAR Platinum
2016/08/17 20:02:13
jb101
Your signature, though very full, doesn't mention your system specs.
 
Out of interest, are you running Windows 10, and have you installed the latest update, knowingly or otherwise?
2016/08/17 20:20:34
Anderton
Disable any audio drivers your ASIO interface (you are using one, right?) doesn't need.
2016/08/17 21:03:56
chuckebaby
your problem is probably easy to solve with just a little bit of info.
as JB mentioned, your Windows OS and Audio set up.
2016/08/18 01:28:07
dahjah
Ok I have now put my specs in my signiture
I only turn the Focusrite on when I'm recording so it is not a factor at this time.
2016/08/18 04:14:57
Bristol_Jonesey
I only turn the Focusrite on when I'm recording

 
So what is playback using?
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