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Can you guys suggest an Audio Interface for me?GET AN AUDIO INTERFACE.
All you really need is an interface.
I'm gonna add to this, any decent PC with enough of RAM and a great audio interface will do wonders for you.
I've been working on the same mid-2012 macbook 13" and only just recently upgraded my ram and hard drive a few months ago from 4GB to 8GB and I've almost never had a project crash on me since then. If you have a decent interface to do all the thinking for your audio apart from just your PC will help a lot too. This is just my experience. Most of my VSTs are very CPU/RAM hungry..
The interface part is really important though.
Kind of surprised to see you say it starts to get choppy on you with even smaller projects, since you're on AMD processor that's more powerful than mine. Do you do anything to maximize your processing power during a session?There isn't usually too much happening in my projects since i'm still learning, maybe 20 or 30 layers with 3-4 Sylenth1, some automations and loads of effects in the mixer from eq to reverb and more. A friend told me that it might be a problem in the installation of the drivers so i'll try installing everything again.
Yes i know, not sure why it's better because my AMD FX 8530 runs 8 cores and 16 MB cache, and it's half the price of the i7 4790kI've an intel, and no problem. Yeah intel is better for producing.If you're looking to upgrade or to buy a new computer, i would recommend you build it yourself. that way, you'll know what you have and you'll also be able to upgrade it if required.That's exactly what i did 2 months ago, i just took a little risk by getting an AMD processor instead of intel due to the huge price difference. Lately, my DAW started crackling in projects that aren't that big so i'm afraid i've taken the wrong decision.
here's specs for an ultimate Desktop PC for music and games It's a bit long but, it's very helpfull(made by Kerosyn):
Kit's Ultimate Guide to building your Perfect Desktop PC
Read everything, and you'll know everything you need
If you're looking to upgrade or to buy a new computer, i would recommend you build it yourself. that way, you'll know what you have and you'll also be able to upgrade it if required.That's exactly what i did 2 months ago, i just took a little risk by getting an AMD processor instead of intel due to the huge price difference. Lately, my DAW started crackling in projects that aren't that big so i'm afraid i've taken the wrong decision.
here's specs for an ultimate Desktop PC for music and games It's a bit long but, it's very helpfull
Kit's Ultimate Guide to building your Perfect Desktop PC
Read everything, and you'll know everything you need
Thanks for your help man, appreciate it!No i'm using the normal sampler, FL 12.1 "The one with mixer slots numbers in the sequencer"I tried but i can only see resample, e3 generic and other stuff but no pro defaultPositive. In your FL's sampler there's a section called "Time Stretching" It'll have a drop down menu titled "mode" it'll usually say "Auto" or "Resample" by default - click that drop down menu and select Pro Default, etc."Pro Default" and "Pro Transient" are both settings that tend to retain the samples pitch when stretched in FL's samplerI can't find them, are you sure they're in FL 12?
What version of FL Studio are you running?
Are you using some other sort of sampler than the default fruity sampler - like DirectWave or something?
Gotcha, well I just figured out that FL decided to change the title of Pro Default and pro-Transient to "e2 generic" - e3 generic simply being a newer version of that algorithm it seems. So e3 should be what you're looking for.
for further information about the sampler, read this: https://www.image-line.com/support/FLHelp/html/chansettings_sampler.htm
No i'm using the normal sampler, FL 12.1 "The one with mixer slots numbers in the sequencer"I tried but i can only see resample, e3 generic and other stuff but no pro default"Pro Default" and "Pro Transient" are both settings that tend to retain the samples pitch when stretched in FL's samplerI can't find them, are you sure they're in FL 12?
Positive. In your FL's sampler there's a section called "Time Stretching" It'll have a drop down menu titled "mode" it'll usually say "Auto" or "Resample" by default - click that drop down menu and select Pro Default, etc.
What version of FL Studio are you running?
Are you using some other sort of sampler than the default fruity sampler - like DirectWave or something?
I tried but i can only see resample, e3 generic and other stuff but no pro default"Pro Default" and "Pro Transient" are both settings that tend to retain the samples pitch when stretched in FL's samplerI can't find them, are you sure they're in FL 12?
Positive. In your FL's sampler there's a section called "Time Stretching" It'll have a drop down menu titled "mode" it'll usually say "Auto" or "Resample" by default - click that drop down menu and select Pro Default, etc.
"Pro Default" and "Pro Transient" are both settings that tend to retain the samples pitch when stretched in FL's samplerI can't find them, are you sure they're in FL 12?
I know pitching it will stretch it, but not sure if that's the best way...Yes i know this but it will change the sound and the pitch of the sample
But that will change the pitch, i want to stretch the sound itself without changing it
