Mac OS 9 Lives
Digital Audio Workstation & MIDI => Audio & MIDI Hardware => Topic started by: supernova777 on October 20, 2014, 09:21:30 PM
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im having an issue with the delta driver:
M-Audio Delta 3.1.0 (1011a).sit
and im wondering if anyone has any other versions of the delta driver i can try..
these would have come on the included m-audio driver discs...
im using this driver with the 410 pci http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb02/articles/delta410.asp
the problem is if i walk away from my session and come back the audio driver loses its clock or sync or something
and its all crackly + pops
if i use the delta 410 specific driver (classified as being for mac os 8.6 on the m- driver download site)
this NEVER happens.. but this driver also never seems to allow the software to see my multicard setup
and i need a driver that works with multi-card setups.. so trying to find another version of the delta drivers
for os9...
maybe someone can keep this in mind if they come across an m-audio driver cd
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actually i think i might have solved this problem by using the SPDIF cable to sync between the two cards.. and actually have it set up in the 'delta panel' to have the first card be the clock master + the 2nd slaving to the first..
8) 8)
im sure i tried this before but not on 9.22 - on 9.22 it seems to be 100% - no more crackle pop after taking a break, and coming back to the track
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yea i really think its working 100% now.. the trick is u have to check the "delta panel" and set up the spdif locking everytime (every boot)
for some reason even if u 'save settings' it doesnt stick...
anyway im happy its working. ;)
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Yeah.
This sync-connection should be always done with a multiple soundcard-setup as the clocks of each device can drift away.
But you're losing digital connections this way but otherwise it can ruin your recordings.
The internet is full of reports experiencing this. I also suffered this bad experience with one live recording i made with two different soundcards linked under the aggregate device option on my OSX powerbook.
The recording got screwed-up after the 7th minute but i realized that after i got home.
The fix is simply as you did it.
I think i saw that with stackable PCI systems you have the options to do that interlinking internaly so you're not loosing any digital connections or with external ones its good to have wordclock connections for the same purpose.
Offtopic:
Chris, did you see that i'm searching mac drivers for my Prodif 96 Pro soundcard ?
I know they exists because i found an old thread on the Avid site with a guy talking about it.
There are a download link for some beta mac drivers on the Marian site under the Wayback-machine but their FTP server is obviously down...
Please can you do some of your magic and find them!
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hmm
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/sep98/articles/sekd_soundcard.html
this article mentions the drivers werent complete at time of print..
do u have any idea when they releasd the mac drivers?
sometime in 1999?
check your original thread:
http://macos9lives.com/smforum/index.php?topic=1649.msg9750#msg9750
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actually here
http://web.archive.org/web/20030618023318/http://www.sekd.com/driver/driver.htm
it directs to
http://web.archive.org/web/20030618023318/http://www.marian.de/english/downloads.htm
for the 96 pro
and to rme for the 96 (non-pro)
so it might not be an rme
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its definately sorted now..
slept last nite.. woek up this morning
hit my space bar..
audio clean + crisp..
no more crackles;)
i used to think the driver was just faulty!!!!
because if u turned asio off + back on again it would always fix it
but the permanent fix appears to be proper setup of digital clocking via spdif
and always ensuring that the panel has the right setings for clock sync spdif locked
after every shut down/restart this must be ensured