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See Part 1 of this series for some more information on VSTHost. VSTHost has the option to adjust its sample buffer, which might give you enough breathing room to avoid audio glitches. If you're using a standalone version of an instrument that also has a plugin version, you might want to try using the plugin version of the instrument in VSTHost instead.This is due to a setting I made in the Sound control panel of Windows: Also, you may have noticed in my screenshot above that I had my VB-Cable set to 24-bit for input. Check your instrument/plugin host settings to make sure they sync up with what SampleRobot is expecting. Generally you also want to make sure that you've both been playing out of your instrument and recording in SampleRobot at the same sample rate and bit depth.This will put less of a burden on your system and give you more mileage with the current sample buffer. I'd recommend leaving both of these values at the maximum (7168 samples, 96000 Hz), although if you've tried all other tips below and you're still having problems you might try reducing the Internal SR (sample rate) setting to something closer to your recording rate. This sample rate is different from the input/output rates of program audio that you may be passing through the virtual cable. In the Options menu you can choose different 'latency' settings (really you're just selecting a sample buffer size), and you can also adjust VB-Cable's internal sample rate.

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When you extract the ZIP file that you downloaded from VB-Audio, you'll find the VBCABLE_ControlPanel.exe file inside.

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The VB-Cable download package includes a control panel utility, even though the control panel is not actually installed on your system when you install the driver.

Here are some things to try when you run into this issue:

It could potentially happen when doing the analog interface-to-interface method, though. In my own work, I've only experienced this issue when using the virtual cable methods (and more often when using ASIO4ALL instead of just using VB-Cable directly). What happened is that the sample buffer that was employed during the SampleRobot recording ran out of data, resulting in the loss of a small portion of the audio, similar to what would happen if you pressed pause twice while making a tape recording. In both of these examples, you can see that the in the otherwise consistent and uniform waves in these samples, there's an abrupt glitch in the waveform, and this is where you hear a loud pop. When the ' Mouse and touchpad settings' entry appears, click it to open the PC and Devices screen to the appropriate page. Here's how:įirst bring up the Windows 8 Start screen, and type the word mouse. If you have a touchpad that fully conforms to Windows 8.1's specifications, you should be able to change important settings inside the Windows 8 Modern (formerly called 'Metro') user interface. I don't know who made the touchpad circuitry in my laptop, but luckily I don't have to.

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Most of them seem to have Synaptics touchpads (in which case, the drivers from Dell's site should work), but some of them (like mine) almost certainly do not. So what's going on? My current theory is that not all Alienware 13s out there have the same touchpad microcontroller.

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The driver installed (as in, it successfully copied driver files to my hard drive), but even after a system restart there was no trace of any way to change my touchpad settings.Īfter some internet searches I discovered that some other Alienware 13 owners have had the same problem, although many other people with Alienware 13s apparently do have working Synaptic drivers installed that have touchpad configuration options. Perhaps Dell simply hadn't included the right driver in my OS build? I took a look at the Alienware 13 downloads page and became hopeful when I discovered a relatively recent 'Synaptics Touchpad Driver' installer.

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