Midi Buffers:
Record = 64
Playback = Prepare using 250 Millisocond Buffers.
 
 

In the midtime the problem with ivory piano solved with an update to version 1.64.
 
But Trilian continues the weird stuff.
 
I have reinstall, the sound card drivers, Sonar, Ivory piano, Trilian etc.
 
The configuration file is set to defaults.
 

trihas
Playback = Prepare using 250 Millisocond Buffers.

This may be too low but increasing it to 500 or 750 is probably not going to affect fast bounce. There are plug-ins which are incapable of fast bounce.

I will give it a try, but i have worked for many years without problems like that.

scook

trihas
Playback = Prepare using 250 Millisocond Buffers.

This may be too low but increasing it to 500 or 750 is probably not going to affect fast bounce. There are plug-ins which are incapable of fast bounce.

Nothing changed with 500 Millisocond

This can happen with sample players and sample-based synths such as Omnisphere when the disk drive can't keep up. See if Ivory allows you to adjust the prebuffer size for streaming. This increases memory usage but lightens the demands on the disk drive.
 
Or just use the slow bounce.

Well.... Problem solved!
 
Sometimes you thing that you have installed the latest updates, but you are wrong....
 
I did not had the latest update for Trilian. So, after the proper update everything working just fine!
 
Thank you all for the replies and i am very sorry for bother you. I was all my fault!