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cubase users Hello people, im using cubase and i have the soundblaster Platinuim, when i try 2 record my guitar in audio it records in delay, i dont know how to get rid of it, im also using Windows xp
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Make sure your sound board has ASIO support. Many soundblaster boards don't have it out of the box though, but try to search the internet for ASIO drivers for your card. They might still be available somewhere.
If all fails, try switching to directX mode. This helped me getting rid of (most) audio sync problems with my crappy on board sound chip. "Give a monkey a brain and he'll swear he's the center of the universe" (Fishbone)
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take a look in options/audio setup & see how much memory you have per channel & also run the asio test on the same menu. Thats should fix the problem. Of course reinstalling cubase & your soundcard drivers can help too. | |
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cloud9mission said: take a look in options/audio setup & see how much memory you have per channel & also run the asio test on the same menu. Thats should fix the problem. Of course reinstalling cubase & your soundcard drivers can help too.
Ok ill try that, thanks | |
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Soundblaster Platinum should have an ASIO 2 driver, as far as I remember. you need to choose this driver in the device setup in Cubase. not the Multimedia driver, but the one that came with Sound Blaster.
Also, if it still has delay, make sure you choose Direct monitoring, that way you'll hear the input of the sound card while you record, and won't have ANY delay. Some sound cards have the option of choosing buffer size. I don't know if Sound Blaster have that option, but if it does, the lower the buffer size, the less delay you'll have. but it lowers it's performance too, so try and balance between those two. [This message was edited Sun Apr 11 15:32:11 2004 by Heavenly] | |
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Heavenly said: Soundblaster Platinum should have an ASIO 2 driver, as far as I remember. you need to choose this driver in the device setup in Cubase. not the Multimedia driver, but the one that came with Sound Blaster.
Also, if it still has delay, make sure you choose Direct monitoring, that way you'll hear the input of the sound card while you record, and won't have ANY delay. Some sound cards have the option of choosing buffer size. I don't know if Sound Blaster have that option, but if it does, the lower the buffer size, the less delay you'll have. but it lowers it's performance too, so try and balance between those two. [This message was edited Sun Apr 11 15:32:11 2004 by Heavenly] Thanks heavnly ill try it.. | |
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babar141 said: Heavenly said: Soundblaster Platinum should have an ASIO 2 driver, as far as I remember. you need to choose this driver in the device setup in Cubase. not the Multimedia driver, but the one that came with Sound Blaster.
Also, if it still has delay, make sure you choose Direct monitoring, that way you'll hear the input of the sound card while you record, and won't have ANY delay. Some sound cards have the option of choosing buffer size. I don't know if Sound Blaster have that option, but if it does, the lower the buffer size, the less delay you'll have. but it lowers it's performance too, so try and balance between those two. [This message was edited Sun Apr 11 15:32:11 2004 by Heavenly] Thanks heavnly ill try it.. | |
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