CPU runs 15 to 40% and never kicks the fan into high speed. I still have one nagging issue and that may have more to do with SONAR than Dante. There have been a few issues along the way, but most have been resolved. Now for the most part, the setup is quick and easy, bring in laptop, connect network cable, run SONAR and record up to 64 tracks. The first requirement was that the network connection on the laptop had to be a gigabit port (which mine is). I installed two MY-16 cards on our Yamaha M7CL mixer. Swinhart Hey Guys, I have been using my hp laptop with SONAR 8.3 for the past year on a Dante network to three mixers in our church. we have done some beautiful studios that are dante based and the possibilities are great. add 16 or 64 channels instantly without latency anywhere there is a network cable.
its almost like people dismiss dante cause its not as popular but once you setup your switch and computer settings to be optimal for networked audio then you quickly see why dante is so amazing. Dante virtual soundcard works ok but has an asio latency minimum of like 13ms, not great for tracking, and the latency with a dante card, as you probably know, is like 2 or 3ms and overall more solid than DVS (as i discovered while using the pcie card with protools and cubase) I've written bandlab and posted about the issue many times. i tried setting the card ranging from 250us to 5ms and buffer size from 64 to 1024. there are no changes in the cpu with changes to latency settings. my comp would get up to 140 degrees rather quick. The CPU meters in sonar do not indicate the High CPU usage, its only when i started noticing that the computer fans were coming on within minutes of using sonar that i checked in task manager and saw the crazy CPU readings. would love to get sonar up to date like the rest of the Daws out there! The issue was confirmed by Audinate (dante chip manufacturer) and Focusrite to be on sonars end and im really hoping they can figure this one out. Sonar has been out of commission since the studio upgraded to Dante (which has been AMAZING other than sonars issues) which was about 4 months ago. super different from the 98% that sonar causes. In other Daws,as well as adobe premiere i am seeing a normal CPU usage of about 4% sometimes 8%. I do get audio playback and record but my computer soon gets psychotically HOT due to the insane cpu usage. like between 40 and 98% when sonar is open. My CPU usage (as shown in task manager) goes SKY HIGH.
#Ableton dante virtual soundcard Pc
PC desktop win 7 (studio cat) With no issues, I've been using Protools and Cubase with a Dante PCIeR card from Focusrite as well as a Lynx aurora 16 with the Dante Card in it. Other than those two things, I’m thrilled to be sending a digital signal.Any success with using a Dante Rednet PCIeR card as an interface with sonar? High CPU?
Is there a way to sum the main output in Cantabile? The way they are doing it, they’re only getting half of the sound I usually send. The problem with that is that I usually sum my stereo feed into mono for all of those sounds that ping-pong or have other stereo attributes. There isn’t an option for Mono (that I could find), so they just grabbed one of my stereo sends. I had to crank the main output of Cantabile down from 0 to -24dB to make him happy. On Wednesday one of our sound guys said I was way too hot coming in - and I guess the sound board doesn’t have a gain pad for Dante channels. There weren’t any problems, so it’s a firm “yes, it works fine.” There are 2 minor things to iron out for me, however. We tested out Dante with Cantabile during Wednesday rehearsal and used it yesterday during 2 performances.
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