Hi all,
I'm having an issue that I've never run across. I'm a long time Sequoia user (since V7) and have recently upgraded CPU to Windows 10 and Sequoia Version 16. I'll list the system specs below.
When I am recording, every so often the audio on the output monitor turns to digital hash (tons of clicks), for 15-30 seconds, then there is no audio output at all to monitor. However, the audio continues to record to the hard drive, and I can play it back later, except for the part that is hash. Of course, this doesn't help since I can't monitor it.
The system has 2 RME HDSPe-AES cards. It happens on both cards, whether clocking to wordclock or AES. It happens no matter the channel count. It happens no matter the hard drive I record to (including the :C drive for testing purposes.) It happens with different A/D converters. I've watched the RME clocking page and no issues there with losing clock.
The "hash" is episodic....it happens about every 1 hour and 5 minutes, almost exactly. Something seems to be broken between RME and the Sequoia audio engine?
It DOES NOT happen in Reaper.
Computer tech support has been great, but we're wondering if anyone else has ever heard of this. Any ideas?
Here are the system specs:
Windows 10 pro
11Gen i&-11700K 3.6GHZ @
ASUS Motherboard
32GB RAM
2 RME HDSPe-AES audio cards
Sequoia V16
Thanks!
Alan