No se qué le pasa a Samplitude, pero estoy teniendo dropouts de audio en grabaciones con un solo micrófono... Algo inaudito. No sé por qué, pero no puedo confíar así en mis grabaciones. He probado otro DAW y ningún problema. No sé por qué se satura tan rápido el DSP.... es un horror la verdad. Quizás es hora de cambiar a otro software más confiable

@CarlosAlberto-AlmorilRojas Parece más como si hubieras roto la configuración de audio de alguna manera. Puedes restablecer X8 a su configuración predeterminada a través del menú Ayuda. Prueba eso.

It sounds more like you broke the audio configuration in some way. You can reset X8 via the Help menu to its default settings. Maybe try that.

I ve tried all this, and look more info in internet and nothing i ve tried seems to work. I try to write the same things in other daws and no problems... Could be a bug or it is just my pc?

@CarlosAlberto-AlmorilRojas Can you upload a screenshot of your Samplitude Audio and Performance settings and the Focusrite ASIO driver settings?

I have tried with all buffers and happens from 128 to 1024. I have tried to change hibrid engite no hardware monitroing and it seems to be better. Maybe is just casual

@CarlosAlberto-AlmorilRojas Hasta ahora todo parece ir bien. ¿Cuáles son tus ajustes en las opciones de Rendimiento? Algunos usuarios informaron problemas si todos los núcleos de CPU disponibles están habilitados.

Looks good so far. What are your settings in the Performance options? Some users reported problems if all available CPU cores are enabled.

I have a i7 6700k, it has 4 processors and 8 threads. I disabled the hyperthreading in the bios options, thats way it shows 4 processors available. I have test it, with and without ht, like 7/8 procesorres 4/8., 4/4, 3/4. 1/4 etc... more or less the same performance. What I notice is the DSP never reachs 100%, so the processor is like not overloaded, it just the number in ther right (200% Max). What is this value?

Look the dsp and max value how is moving, and i am not doing nothing in the computer. The project is just open, and no playback, nothing. Is it not strange?

here its visible what i said in the comment above

@CarlosAlberto-AlmorilRojas i7 6700k has no Windows 11 support. This could be the cause of this problem.

Do you have any energy saving apps running in the background? Are the Windows Energy settings set to maximum performance?

Some users got better results with the ASIO priority boost disabled.

I would also recommend you contact proservice@magix.net but I'm not sure they can do much because you run unsupported hardware under Windows 11.

@CarlosAlberto-AlmorilRojas i7 6700k has no Windows 11 support. This could be the cause of this problem.

Do you have any energy saving apps running in the background? Are the Windows Energy settings set to maximum performance?

Some users got better results with the ASIO priority boost disabled.

I would also recommend you contact proservice@magix.net but I'm not sure they can do much because you run unsupported hardware under Windows 11.

So, i would have to check it on windows 10. I set pc for max performance. Which apps do you mena by energy saving apps?

@CarlosAlberto-AlmorilRojas Some things are discussed here:

https://community.samplitude.com/topic/55239-audio-dropouts-solved/

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Here is a very recent topic about a similar problem. Maybe you can chime in: https://community.samplitude.com/topic/59730-low-buffer-vsti-performance/

Thank you for the info and supoort. I see there is a lot of people with this problem. I have tried some of this tweaks, but It remains more or less the same. Ita a pitty, cause I really like samplitude and ita features and I am so used to its workflow. I Will wait till Next update to see the performance and then i Will see if change or stay the DAW. So, thanks a lot, was really helpul

@CarlosAlberto-AlmorilRojas On my computer it works without any problem. It even works on my old Asus Flipbook laptop without any ASIO audio interface. So, this has probably something to do with certain hardware/Windows combinations or certain BIOS/Windows power settings.

i have just set my laptop dell with all recommended power options and with a 96 buffer is working fine.So, i will to look further in my pc. Just thinking to try windows 10, but i would need to reinstall all...ufff I will do it anyways. Thank you.