Locate the source of the "static" and eliminate it.
That 'signal' I refered to is what you are hearing as awful noise/intereference/clicks/whatever...

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Ricardus wrote:If I were sitting in front of your machine, I could probably track this down. But I am a little stumped.
Do you have any other JACK apps you could patch into the insert to see if the static is there?
What about if you take the insert, and just patch the OUTS to the INS to see what happens?
Anyone else have any ideas? I'm running out!
"Removing the System Capture" is a simple rerouting and should have no such effect as "everything slows down and skips like really bad like with static."...I tried removing the System Capture and everything slows down and skips like really bad like with static....
...And what if you increase the periods per buffer in jack. You don't need very low latency when editing/mixing/mastering....
I don't think that's really two instances of ardour.luster wrote:Why are you running two instances of Ardour when you are trying to isolate and locate the source of irritating noise?
Also, what does Ardour report as DSP useage when you're just playing the audio?luster wrote: Using Catia (or even top, KSysGuard(System Monitor), or something similar), what kind of DSP load/CPU usage are you seeing when you produce the static?
Yes, it is only one instance of Ardour. I was in a rush and didn't notice...Ricardus wrote:I don't think that's really two instances of ardour.luster wrote:Why are you running two instances of Ardour when you are trying to isolate and locate the source of irritating noise?