Arturia Augmented MALLETS Play handleiding

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Starting from the top we have the following options:

• Device selects which audio driver and device will handle playback of Augmented

MALLETS Play. This can be your computer’s internal driver, or an external

soundcard driver. The name of your hardware interface may appear in the field

below depending on your selection.

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♪ On macOS devices, including external audio interfaces, use the built-in CoreAudio driver. The

device can be selected from the second menu.

• Output Channels lets you select which of the available device outputs will be

used for playback. If your selected device only has one stereo output, then only

one option will appear here; If your device has more than two outputs, then you

can select a specific pair of outputs.

• Buffer Size menu lets you select the size of the audio buffer your computer uses

to calculate sound.

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♪ A larger buffer means a lower CPU load as the computer has longer periods of time to process

commands and fewer interruptions, but this can result in a noticeable latency between a key-press

and hearing a result (an obvious problem when playing an instrument). A smaller buffer means lower

latency between pressing a key and hearing the note, but a higher strain on your CPU. A fast, modern

computer should easily be able to operate at low sample buffer sizes (256 or 128 samples) without

audio glitches. However, if you do hear clicks, pops, or artifacts, try increasing the buffer size until you

have smooth playback without any glitches. The latency time is displayed in milliseconds on the right-

hand side of this menu.

• Sample Rate menu lets you set the sample rate at which audio is sent out of the

instrument. The options listed here will depend on the capability of your audio

interface hardware.

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♪ Virtually all audio hardware can operate at 44.1 or 48 kHz which is perfectly fine in most

applications, including Augmented MALLETS Play. Higher sample rates place greater loads on the CPU

so we recommend staying at 44.1 or 48 kHz unless you have a specific requirement to work at high

sample rates.

• Show Control Panel button will jump to the system control panel for whatever

audio device is selected.

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♪ Note that this button is only available in the Windows version.

• Play Test Tone plays a simple test tone to help you troubleshoot audio issues. You

can use this feature to confirm that the instrument is routed correctly through

your audio interface and audio is playing back where you expect to hear it (your

speakers or headphones, for example).

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