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The system has occassionally blue screened - pointing at the driver when I've 'adjusted' the device control panel with Hauptwerk running. I tried the following: unloaded organ opened the control panel set buffer size to 2048 left the panel open loaded the St Anne organ the m audio device control panel showed that the buffer size was reset to 1024! In Hauptwerk the Output buffer (not the recorder buffer) is set to 2048. I've tried chaning the ASIO buffer size (in the driver control panel - which can't be accessed from Hauptwerk I am unconvinced that this change has taken place since the '5152' message does not change. (Please note that some drivers do not report their latency correctly, and a reported latency of 88200 frames or more should be ignored.) ' 'INF:5152 Audio device ID 000001 started successfully using ASIO driver ' M-Audio USB 2.0 ASIO' at 44100 Hz with a default stream resolution of 32 bits (stream format ID: 18), 8 channels, a buffer size of 1024 sample frames and a latency of 1134 sample frames. Anne's problem exhibited by drawing full organ then holding down three or four adjacent keys (c,d,e,f for example)). (First found this with the Salisbury Vol 1 set, but reproduced the problem with St.

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With Hauptwerk basic 64 bit using the ASIO 2.0 device interface all 8 output channels are visible and it produces sounds on any two of them (from Basic Hauptwerk), however then playing chords there is a terrible audio crack. The audio device works with the 64 bit Basic Edition using the 'Direct Sounds' dirvers - which only provides access to two channels of output. There are drivers for this for Windows 7 64 bit which I have downloaded and installed from the M Audio web site. I have recently upgraded to Windows 7 64 bit and in preparation for moving to Hauptwerk Advanced Edition to have multiple outputs, I am trying out the M audio Fast track Ultra USB device.

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