This is where it would be really handy if I could just create an audio track and point its input to Trilian's output and then record it live - but when I do that, the audio track doesn't have a record option. Don't know why it would respond differently when freezing it than it does when playing from midi. If someone wants to test it out - I can send you the midi file. The first hiccup happens in the first few bars so I've saved a really short midi file - and it always hiccups in exactly the same place in exactly the same way every time I freeze it.
I also hear glitches that I don't hear if I unfreeze the thing. The notes don't sustain - they cutoff - it sounds like a random place but it isn't (I mean there are some notes that do sustain and some that don't but if I unfreeze and freeze it again it will always be the same notes that cutoff). When I try to freeze the synth - it creates an audio track that doesn't sound right at all. Anyway, it sounds perfect when I play back the unfrozen track. I don't see any disk access when playing - at least not now that I've increased the RAM - before, with only 2gb RAM it seemed to access the disk when I was playing.
I'm loading only one instrument - the Chapman Stick - Full range - Trilian setup reports that it's using 149MB of ram - but windows shows 1.6GB of ram used when it finishes loading up the samples (it showed 500mb used prior to loading the Chapman Stick sounds) I should RTFM so I know what the memory stat means here. Everything plays back perfectly and sounds right. Same problem either way. I recorded about 32 bars of MIDI notes. I'm at 44.1/24 I've tried this both by creating a simple instrument track - and also by creating a separate audio track with trilian and a midi track that points to it. Here's what I'm doing - if someone can reproduce it or tell me what I'm doing wrong: Windows 7 圆4 Sonar 8.5.2 64bit - double precision - ASIO - Core 2 Quad 3Ghz - 8gb ram I only had 2GB ram so I figured that was my problem - but I've just upped my system to 8gb which is better overall but this particular problem is still the same as before. I'm just getting my feet wet with Trilian and haven't bothered to RTFM yet. Spectrasonics Trilian - freeze track doesn't sound the same
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