[ddots-l] Re: BFD nightmare continues
- From: "Phil Muir" <ddots@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2007 13:53:40 +0100
Damon wrote: Phil. After working all day on this, here's what I have found. The
bfd was crashing when loading in the pearl or the ayote kits. These,
naturally, are the biggest kits. I turned off all the animation and turned on
16 bit processing and this helped, at least until I loaded them into sonar,
when it totally took out the whole computer once I began to play or record.
From what I have determined, bfd and sonar just overload my athlon 3000 with
2gb of ram.
Phil replied: where did you find those settings? Have you added those to the
HSC set?
Damon wrote: In short, I need a new system to use BFD. I am not a happy guy. I
tried switching from asio drivers to wdm on the tascam and tweaking latency and
such, and
making sure the whole subsystem was 16 bit and no higher and it just won't do
it. I can play the drums just fine on their own now at least, and even edit the
kits, etc, but I can't record with them, which kind of defeats the purpose, a
shame, too since this bfd can be made very accessible with hsc, not to mention
it can be mapped to hardware control using CC values and if you use BFD all as
the plugin, I can mix the levels of each piece of a drum kit, the
room and pzm mics, etc, using the tascam to control the tracks individually.
So, it is possible to use this, but not when the damn pc blows up when I try to
record.
Phil replied: did you manage to load up a second tom set so that you have 6
toms instead of 3? I never did get that working here.
Damon wrote: I am so bummed out I could cry.
Phil replied: I understand. Still may be worth shooting an E-mail out to
FXpansion. Would have thought that you should be able to run BFD on a system
like yours. Hmm, wonder what the minimum recommended system is for running
BFD? Also, have you added to the BFD HSC set that I set you? If soe then,
wouldn't mind taking a look at it.
Regards, Phil Muir
P J Muir Productions
Music And Audio Production
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