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  • Altiverb clicking in Vista 64 with Sonar 7 32bits

    Has anyone gotten Altiverb to work properly in Vista 64 using Sonar 7 (32bit).   I know that Altiverb will not even load in Sonar 7 (64bit).   Altiverb does load in Sonar 7 (32bit) but I get very loud and frequent clicking/dropouts.   When I turn off altiverb-- the clicks disappear!  I've tried two different sounds cards and different asio drivers-- same exact problem.

    Any ideas how to solve this mess.   I thought it was safe to dive into Vista 64 but boy was I wrong!!  

    --Jay 


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    @JBacal said:

    Has anyone gotten Altiverb to work properly in Vista 64 using Sonar 7 (32bit).   I know that Altiverb will not even load in Sonar 7 (64bit).   Altiverb does load in Sonar 7 (32bit) but I get very loud and frequent clicking/dropouts.   When I turn off altiverb-- the clicks disappear!  I've tried two different sounds cards and different asio drivers-- same exact problem.

    Any ideas how to solve this mess.   I thought it was safe to dive into Vista 64 but boy was I wrong!!  

    --Jay 

    Jay, I would contact Audioease support over this. You also have to be sure whether it is a Vista problem or a Sonar one, because I have no such problem in Nuendo in XP64.

    DG


  • I have posted over at Audioease as well.   But hopefully one of the clever folks here can help me figure out a satisfactory work-around. 


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    @JBacal said:

    That's really weird. If you were using a delay, and it was synced to tempo I could understand this, but AFAIK AV can't be synced to tempo. Maybe it can, and I just don't know it. [:O]

    Again, there is no problem for me in Nuendo XP64. I am starting to think that it is either a hidden setting in AV that I've never heard of,. or Sonar is causing the problem.

    DG,