In course of that I could hear some 10+ crackles, each one with a spike on the Options / Perf page, Audio Load panel.
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So from the 2009 competition I download the Eric Zuber Disklavier files, and listen to "Zuber04XP.MID" (Beethoven Sonata 31). That being I found to my delight that Minnesota e-piano competition had put back the MIDI files I couldn't see at the time Modartt released its Disklavier XP Dialect. Something I was trying re crackle-killing may be a help to others, it helped me in at least one case. Have a look, and see if any suggestion there might work for you. So, indicated as one of my future tries for a fix is losing some Bass, by this means or that.If you beat me to trying this out and it works, please say so. Crackling seems to happen in passages of fast and / or forceful Bass. And somewhere (the Manual?) I read that Bass notes take more computation than others, on account of the greater overtone-load. Noticeably it offers more Bass (much more than I like in fact). Still it's early days with this new 'engine', we are in discovery mode still. A more capable fix, but less-than-an Instant Fix also.
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Or feed my volume-dropped output thru a more powerful amp, before it hits the speakers. In my case, since I'm driving the speakers at Top Volume for the amp that feeds them, I'd have to record such a low-volume performance as a WAV, adjust Volume in some audio editor and THEN listen to the file. Useful to know that trying that won't work.Īnd though I've tried various approaches (upping the sample buffer for one), the one infallible 'cure' I seem to be able to use is to drop the volume, via the Pianoteq slider. I'l preface by saying (though I can't put it in Intel's 'i-lingo') the only machine I've tried Version 4 on is two-core - I do own a 4-core laptop but haven't tried it yet.