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crackling sound - windows?

pomegranate	Date: December 31, 2004 @ 11:08 PM My fruity loops if making a crackling sound worse than a box of rice krispies. I think that it's my version of Windows that's doing it. The version of XP that came with my computer was Chinese -I live in Beijing- which didn't let FP open at all and I can't seem to install the other versions of windows that I've got my hands on. So, I'm now using an English version of Windows XP which I'm pretty sure is causing the problem. Has anyone ever solved this problem?
TransAutobot	Date: January 1, 2005 @ 1:07 AM Hmm, I think I had the same problem, use the buffer to fix it... I dont have FL Studio anymore so im not sure where that option is anymore
iluminati	Date: January 1, 2005 @ 4:36 AM The buffer or latency setting will be under the audio settings menu in FL Studio. A higher latency/buffer will reduce the crackling.
pomegranate	Date: January 1, 2005 @ 4:42 AM blow me, it does as well! I have other performance problems with this version of windows but that is a big big help!
TheColdFire	Date: January 12, 2005 @ 1:21 PM Sometimes if a dalay of echo is a little off-beat you can get a crackling sound (atleast I got one)... hmmm but I found a quite good way to fix it. But I don't really know what I did, maybe I edited the sample... cutted it a bit but I dont know If that will fix your problem. But now I see you've got a good answer... but this can be good in future troubleshooting.
TheColdFire	Date: January 12, 2005 @ 1:22 PM --- a good answer from iluminati that is.
milesov	Date: January 15, 2005 @ 1:49 PM i'm looking at fl 5.0, as i understand it, it can record live instruments directly? i saw something about it needing an asio driver... what is the difference between asio and directsound??? LOL. if i get it i'll be running it on win xp and win2000, i'm using a soundblaster live 24bit card with the xp and an old combo modem/soundcard with win2000. is this just something i need to download? am i covered already? wrong soundcard? any help would be great. thx
bLINK2005uk	Date: January 21, 2005 @ 4:33 PM if ur using low quality samples with alot of effects , this can cause alot of ghosting and unwanted noise
povertystricken	Date: January 21, 2005 @ 5:15 PM pomegranate- I once had a similar problem, my CD ROM drive was making a crackling fuzz sound (with nothing in it). I got into the windows mixer and muted the CD audio and poof problem fixed. milesov- asio drivers are (supposed to be) ultra-low or zero latency drivers. (however I've never gotten zero latency out of a creative soundcard, and I run an audigy2 platinum ZS) Good luck
optionexplicit	Date: February 12, 2005 @ 12:59 AM I find it crackles with excess CPU usage. Typically if I run say Absynth, FM7, and Sample Tank through Fruity Loops with each their own mixer track and at least one effect per - umm yup, it'll crackle. Kinda figures though.
xz3n1rik	Date: February 12, 2005 @ 2:52 PM Audio Settings) Try changing the buffer while playing something in FL.... to find the best for your sound card (ie. mine works best at 5427) If your processor is under 2800+, you will always hear a little crackle, but those tips may help reduce it.
iluminati	Date: February 12, 2005 @ 10:52 PM Up the latency in the audio options menu of FL Studio.
x-ceed	Date: March 22, 2005 @ 9:39 AM I had similar problems long time ago, I forgot about them when I had installed kx drivers.
XxLikquidxX	Date: March 22, 2005 @ 8:28 PM all it is, is the buffer in the audiio options like iluminati said. set the latency/quality to 320kbps, that is quality of the sound. this quality is highest quality and u will not get crackling. whenever a new instalation of FL Studio has been made, latnecy is quite low and produces lots of crackling.

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