Hello
I'm working on some Cubase sx projects that have recently rise to an high number of audio tracks, all in 48 Khz/32 bit float.
In the last recording sessions I had an annoying problem: when I press the playback button the audio at some point drops for returning few seconds later.
In this timeframe Cubase's disc panel led peak very high (unlike the CPU led, that seem ok).
This happens all the times, until I must delete the last recorded track that seems to cause the problem.
Since I really need the last couple of tracks, the only solution I found is to export what I have done so far, and then start a brand new project.
I have two different phisical drives, one for OS (Windows XP), other for audio files.
RAM is only 1 Gb.
Are there any settings I can alter for improving the PC performace (Increase Virtual Memory maybe)?
Could this be "just" a matter of RAM/CPU consuming, or perhaps the hard drive is failing,and I'm risking a loss of data?
Thanks in advance
I'm working on some Cubase sx projects that have recently rise to an high number of audio tracks, all in 48 Khz/32 bit float.
In the last recording sessions I had an annoying problem: when I press the playback button the audio at some point drops for returning few seconds later.
In this timeframe Cubase's disc panel led peak very high (unlike the CPU led, that seem ok).
This happens all the times, until I must delete the last recorded track that seems to cause the problem.
Since I really need the last couple of tracks, the only solution I found is to export what I have done so far, and then start a brand new project.
I have two different phisical drives, one for OS (Windows XP), other for audio files.
RAM is only 1 Gb.
Are there any settings I can alter for improving the PC performace (Increase Virtual Memory maybe)?
Could this be "just" a matter of RAM/CPU consuming, or perhaps the hard drive is failing,and I'm risking a loss of data?
Thanks in advance