Chances are that You have a audio card that has only Direct X (or even worse, MME drivers) and that this combination of the audio card and drivers puts so much load on the computer that playback will be erratic. On some system, even if You have a very powerful CPU, even some of the more advanced Demo Songs might produce this. If the playback of a Reason song is “jumpy” or distorted in any way, this is related to the audio driver.
You might also try to power the audio interface from an external power supply, rather than using the USB itself as the power source.Ĩ. If the audio interface is a USB interface, make sure that nothing gets in the way on the actual USB connection – do not share the USB Audio interface with mice, keyboards etc. Check for new drivers for the audio interface.
If Reason suddenly hangs during a otherwise successful session, this might be because it has lost the connection with the audio interface. Restart the computer after this and try again.ħ. Do a system wide search for the audio drivers name (or something similar so You can see all the possible iterations in the search result) and delete the oldest driver of the duplicates. if You have managed to install several of the Apple Sound Manager driver, which can happen if You haven’t been aware of language versions etc. A red cross can also appear if there are duplicates of a audio driver, like e.g. Quit that application or check if there is a Run in Background option in the preferences for this other application and activate this.Ħ. If an audio driver appears in the Reason preferences Audio tab with a red cross next to it, chances are that this driver is already in use by another application that cannot share the driver with Reason. XP users will find a similar ASIO driver at http.//5.
If You use a Digi 001 audio interface on a Mac system, download this ASIO driver (), unstuff it and place it in the Reason/ASIO driver folder and select it in Reasons audio preferences. If ASIO drivers are not available for Your sound card, Direct X is the next best choice.Ĥ. ASIO drivers are essential in order to get the maximum performance from Reason and other music applications.ģ. If Your audio card has ASIO drivers, be sure to put these in the ASIO driver folder that is inside the Reason folder on Your hard drive. Some manufacturers publish new drivers labeled Beta-drivers, make sure that You are able to see these as well on the website.Ģ. Do not settle with the ones included on a CDROM in the actual interface package, chances are that these are old and obsolete. Make sure that You have downloaded the very latest drivers for the audio card that You are using from the audio cards manufacturers web site.
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