8.1.1 glitching,crashing - help me optimize my setup. Win 7
Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2010 6:38 am
So I'm running 8.1.1 Suite in Win 7 32. I'm using an E-MU 0404 USB interface. I'm running 4 tracks with loops on each and virtual metronome patch for each track, thats it, no other effects. I'm running another track with is armed to record - recording my drummer and myself via a condenser mic. The other 4 tracks I use with my guitar to loop, the loops go out of both the 0404 outs to my amps. So I'm recording us, while we play live...
Often, the Screen will freeze - the loops will continue playing but the screen will freeze, it will catch up after a few seconds, some times longer. I've been getting the "A serious error has occurred and Ableton must close" message, resulting in Ableton having to close. I'm wondering if this is a program issues? Or maybe I'm doing too much for my comp?
I'm using a relatively new Gateway NV5927u with an Intel i5 processor, 4gb ram - only 2.8 usable with Win 7 32.
I'm wondering if my constant "arming" and "unarming" of the 4 looper tracks is causing problems? - I right clicked the arm button on track 5 to select the "exclusive" option or whatever - so that will stay armed, and record, while I arm and un arm other tracks to use the different loopers. I don't need to record the audio of the loopers, they're being picked up by the condenser. Is there a way to select which track I want to use without having to arm it and thus, not record it, if that will put less strain on the system.
Thanks.
Often, the Screen will freeze - the loops will continue playing but the screen will freeze, it will catch up after a few seconds, some times longer. I've been getting the "A serious error has occurred and Ableton must close" message, resulting in Ableton having to close. I'm wondering if this is a program issues? Or maybe I'm doing too much for my comp?
I'm using a relatively new Gateway NV5927u with an Intel i5 processor, 4gb ram - only 2.8 usable with Win 7 32.
I'm wondering if my constant "arming" and "unarming" of the 4 looper tracks is causing problems? - I right clicked the arm button on track 5 to select the "exclusive" option or whatever - so that will stay armed, and record, while I arm and un arm other tracks to use the different loopers. I don't need to record the audio of the loopers, they're being picked up by the condenser. Is there a way to select which track I want to use without having to arm it and thus, not record it, if that will put less strain on the system.
Thanks.