lomoth87301 wrote: My Hauptwerk builder spent a lot of time trying to figure it out. Finally, he decided it was that the the demo wouldn't switch from 44.1 to 48 KHZ on the profire 610. Finally, we were able to load it by loading the Major I which is set at 48 KHZ. Could you check in to this? Thank you. Mr. Loren Omoth
Hello Loren,
A sample set just specifies the sample rate it needs in its organ definition (usually either 48 kHz or 44.1 kHz) and Hauptwerk just asks the computer's audio interface to change to that sample rate whenever the sample set loads.
If the audio interface isn't switching sample rates then that's a problem within the audio interface, or a problem within its driver, or an application other than Hauptwerk is trying to use the audio interface at the same time as Hauptwerk but at a different sample rate (which is likely to prevent Hauptwerk being able to set its sample rate). It isn't a problem with the sample set itself, or Hauptwerk per-se.
Check that you don't have your audio interface locked to any particular sample rate (if it has a setting for that) and also that no other applications are running that could be trying to use the audio interface for audio output. In particular, if you're using Windows, make sure that you don't have your audio interface set as the default playback/recording device in Windows' control panel (otherwise Windows might try to play sounds through it while Hauptwerk is running).
Best regards, Martin.
Hauptwerk software designer/developer, Milan Digital Audio.