CAKEWALK sonar x3, Справочное руководство

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Troubleshooting
Setting up an internal audio card
Setting up an internal audio card
Some internal audio cards need to have a cable connected to their audio input in order for the
drivers to work properly. If this applies to your internal audio card and you don’t have access to a
microphone with an 1/8 inch cable, then you can use any 1/8 inch connection to force the audio card
into displaying the drivers correctly.
If the drivers are not available in SONAR, try plugging a simple pair of headphones into the mic or
line input before starting SONAR.
If you are experiencing problems with playback, try the following steps:
1. Go to Edit > Preferences > Audio - Playback and Recording .
2. In the Driver Mode list, select MME (32-Bit) .
3. Select the Share Drivers With Other Programs check box.
4. Select the Always Open All Devices check box.
5. Click Audio - Sync and Caching .
6. In the Playback I/O Buffer Size (KB) list, select 512 .
7. In the Record I/O Buffer Size (KB) list, select 512 .
8. Click Apply .
9. Click Audio - Devices .
10. Select all Input and Output drivers for your sound card, except any Inputs named “Stereo Mix” or
“What you Hear”.
11. Click Audio - Driver Settings .
12. Assign Playback Timing Master and Record Timing Master to the first listed device or the
device in which your speakers are plugged into.
13. Set Buffers in Playback Queue to 2 .
14. Drag the Buffer Size slider to the middle.
15. In the Sampling Rate list, select 44100 .
16. Click OK and restart SONAR.
17. Play a project. If audio is distorted, go to Edit > Preferences > Audio - Driver Settings , change
Buffers in Playback Queue to 4 , then click OK and restart SONAR.
More “Frequently asked questions” on page 1364.