The same is true for your third-party apps.Ĭhoose How Updates Are Delivered > Slide from On to Offħ. While Windows 10 runs scheduled updates, you still don’t want it updating when you’re in the middle of a track. Select Background Apps > Change any apps you don’t want running in the background to Off Make it stop doing other things in the background.
Make your PC concentrate only on your music. While on the Power Options screen (see tip 3)Ĭlick the + next to USB Selective suspend settings You don’t want your USB keyboard being disabled if you leave your computer for too long. Make sure your PC doesn’t suspend your USB devices Make sure your PC is always functioning at full speed to preserve your audio performance.Įnsure both power options are set to NeverĤ. When you’re making music isn’t one of those times. There are times you might want your computer to conserve energy. Adjust your PC’s power options to high performance
This will enhance the operation of your PC’s audio drivers.Ĭlick Settings under Performance, the Performance Options window will appearĪdvanced tab > change processor scheduling to Background Servicesģ. Adjust your processor scheduling to Background Services In Sound tab, under Sounds Scheme > No SoundĢ. You don’t want the computer's sound effects interrupting your recordings. Here are 20 easy tweaks you can make to help avoid the frozen screen of death, and carry on making terrific music. However, to get the best out of it, you need to make sure it’s functioning at optimal efficiency. A Windows 10 PC is a serious option for every type of musician. Improvements in stability, updating and compatibility, not to mention its anti-latency safeguards, have made the PC a great instrument. Windows 10 has revolutionized the music-making process on the PC. Beats, melodies, FX, it’s all coming together. Guest post by Nadav Biran, co-founder of
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