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Hello everyone, newbie here. I have Sonar 8 Producer and have followed many of the DAW tweaks that you can find online. I got my Audio latency down to 5msec, so I think I'm doing everything well. My "soundcard" is a Zoom H4 and I'm using it's ASIO driver. I was able to record my guitar just fine. Turn on the metronome, record the guitar, everything's in sync. I then fired up Session Drummer2, pick a few grooves and insert them. Again, everything seems fine. I then plug in (USB) my Ediraol PCR-500 to control Dimension Pro 1 (to get a good bass sound), but there is a delay of about 200msec or so between then time I press a key and I get a sound. I tried freezing the Session Drummer Tracks to no affect. I've tried messing with various IO buffer sizes and that ini file fix you can find online - again to no affect. Both the Zoom H4 and the Edirol PCR-500 are plugged into their own USB root with no other devices shared. The computer is a pretty hefty desktop (both the CPU and disk usage show less than 1% while playing/recording - 2GB RAM, Intel Core 2 Duo 6600, WinXP SP3). I think the PCR-500 is working fine because I can see the meter change when I hit the key, but the audio output is substantially delayed. It sounds like this is an audio latency problem yet I've got the ASIO buffer set as short as I can (221 samples = 5msec). Does anyone else have any ideas that I can try? Thanks, Paul |
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Sonar's got a couple different adjustments for 'latency'. one is the playback's latency in reference to adjustments made while listening vs. the system stability - that is the 5ms you are referring to - which is *NOT* the same as the playback monitor latency *offset*, also found in the same options panel. Setting the ASIO *buffer* is not the same as setting the *offset*. Read the Help file included with Sonar for further explanation. I had to read it several times to understand it...but I'm kind of a hands-on learner... good luck adjusting your offset, not your buffer... |
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I'm having the same problem. I've got Producer and a Yam KX8 controller. The controller works fine with other synths, but all soft synths in Producer lag a key strike by about 5 ms, just enough to drive me nuts! And make recording impossable. stnd PC, M audio USB interface (the controller is USB direct, so it does not use the interface). I can see on the channel meter that it Producer is recieving the key strike late. Any thopughts? |
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