How To Fix Audio Interface Latency
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Here we explain low and high latency, how it works and how to fix it on your recording system.
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The exact moment you finish saying audio interface latency UA-cam started buffering now that is funny
hahahaha!!!!
hahahahaha
You saw a glitch in the MATRIX...😂
most important on Windows system is the OS optimisation :
General optimisation Windows 10 PC
1. Set your computer's power for high performance
If your computer is set to conserve energy, the CPU may not be running at full speed all of the time. This can have a detrimental effect on your computer's audio performance. To set your computer's power for high performance:
- Go to: Control Panel>Power Options
- Choose "High Performance"
- Then click the "Change plan settings" button. Make sure both power options are set to "Never".
2. Disable system sounds
System sounds can interrupt audio applications. Ensure that they are disabled by doing the following:
- Go to control panel and select "Sound"
- Go to the sounds tab
- Under sounds scheme, select "No sounds"
- Click "Apply" then, "OK"
3. Set processor scheduling to "Background services"
This will improve the performance of your audio drivers on your computer. To do this:
- In control panel select "system"
- Go to "Advanced system settings" and then the "Advanced" tab
- Click on "Settings.." under Performance to bring up the "Performance Options" window.
- Go to the "Advanced" tab and set processor scheduling as "Background Services"
- Click "Apply" then "OK"
4. Disable 'Windows Background Apps'
Windows 10, by default, runs a number of Apps in the background, regardless of whether you are using them.
Select 'Settings' from the Windows Start menu, select 'Privacy', then select 'Background Apps'. From here switch 'Off' the apps that you do not believe you are using, or that you do not wish to run in the background when you are not using the program.
5. Disable 'Windows updates from more than one place'
Navigate to 'Settings' in the Windows Start Menu.
Then select:
Update & Security -> Advanced Options -> Choose how updates are delivered -> Turn the slider from 'ON' to 'OFF'.
USB optimisation:
If you're using a USB interface then we'd also recommend checking the following settings:
1) In the device manager (Right-click the Windows icon > Device Manager), in the Universal Serial Bus controllers section, right click each USB Root Hub, choose Properties > Power Management and untick the Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power option.
2) Next, right-click the Windows Icon > Power Options. Set both "Screen" and "Sleep" options here to 'Never'.
Set the Power Scheme to High Performance (if this setting is not available, click on "Additional Power Settings" on the right side of the screen).
Then click on Change plan settings. On the next page set both "Turn off the display" and "Put the computer to sleep" to "Never".
3) Then click Change advanced power settings. In the window that opens make sure you have the following settings: Hard disc > Turn off hard disk after > Setting (Minutes) = Never
Sleep > Sleep after > Setting (Minutes) = Never
USB settings > USB selective suspend setting > Setting = Disabled
Display > Turn off display after > Setting (Minutes) = Never
Processor power management > Minimum processor state > Setting = 100%
Processor power management > Maximum processor state > Setting = 100%
Please note, not all options are available on all machines.
Advanced optimisation:
If you wish to optimise your system further, or you are using a system that is particularly lacking in resources you can follow the tips below for advanced optimisation.
Disable Sleep/Hibernate mode
Sleep and Hibernate mode can cause problems on some systems. There are various sleep/hibernate states that different computers use and some system/device drivers may not work well when the computer comes out of these modes. If at all possible, it's worth disabling these modes to see if that improves your system's performance
Sleep mode can be disabled by following steps 2 and 3 in the 'USB Optimisation' section above. This will prevent your computer automatically going to sleep (you should then avoid deliberately selecting 'Sleep' or 'Hibernate' from the Power Options menu).
Disable Windows Firewall, anti-virus and spyware software
If you're able to run your system without connecting to the internet then these should all be disabled to ensure that no interferences occur during audio recording or playback and to ensure that maximum resources are available. To remain secure while your firewall and antivirus disabled, it is advisable to disconnect from any internet connections when working with audio. This will also make sure that no network adapters are conflicting with any audio drivers.
Disable Visual effects
The visual features in Windows 10 can use resources that could otherwise help to improve audio performance. As a start, it is good idea to disable some of the visual features by doing the following:
- Bring back up the "Performance Options" window by following step 3 above and clicking on the "Visual Effects" tab and selecting "custom".
- Untick: "Animate windows when minimising and maximising" to help prevent glitches when minimising and maximising. You can also experiment with disabling other visual effects in the custom list to see how they improve audio performance.
- Once finished, press "OK"
If you wish to optimise your Windows 10 graphics for the best performance use the "Adjust for best performance" option.
Disable Network cards
Sometimes, network card drivers can cause problems with audio. A good troubleshooting step is to try disabling your network adapters in Device Manager, and then test local audio (like an .mp3) and see if you continue to have issues. This is also a good optimisation step in general. Disabled adapters can easily be re-enabled at any point.
Disable Windows services
One way in which you can make more resources available to improve audio performance, is to disable unnecessary Windows 10 services as these use valuable resources. The following site has a comprehensive guide to the services running on Windows 10 and helps locate the services that are safe to disable: Windows 10 Service Configurations by Black Viper
Please note that we would recommend that disabling Windows services should be done only by advanced users.
If you are still experiencing audio performance problems after optimising your computer for audio, please Contact Technical Support
Disable Fast Boot
Some users may experience an issue where audio becomes slowed down after booting the computer. This is fixed by disabling fast boot.
Thanks for the extensive information!. I'm curious where you got the information from. I have to use my same laptop for general usage as well as music recording. Do you happen to have a "Short List" of what is absolutely necessary to optimize for music recording?
FYI - I just installed ASIO4ALL ver. 2.14 on my laptop Dell PC running Cakewalk by Bandlab and using the included VST Software Instrument "SI - String Section 1." I played the VST using my external MIDI keyboard controller, and was able to play it without any dropouts, clicks, or distortion using a 128 sample rate. That gave me a latency of 2.9msec. As far as my initial tests go, I'm astounded at how well ASIO4ALL worked!
This didn't change anything lol time for a new computer I guess
@@11thhour53 - Did you read the ASIO4ALL manual? It has important details on to get everything set up correctly, including suggested sample settings. My laptop is an 8-year old Dell. Seems up to the task.
Thank you! Very important information right here.
Do you have a blog or somewhere you can publish this so I don't have to dig in the comments section of this random video to get this critical information?
Using the correct driver has solved my latency problems in the past. It's when I learned about ASIO drivers and such.
Plz suggest me i m also having sm problem
The ASIO drivers Ive used take exclusive access to my headphones and I can't hear my pc sound (the song I want to play along with) when I use it. Do you know of a way to solve this issue? I can't find a solution anyhwere..
@@AnimilesYT Go into sound settings on your specific audio output in Windows and uncheck let programs take exclusive control.
Finally a well-explained video on latency and ways to combat it! 5/5
You apparently left out the part about when all else fails, start beating the crap out of your computer with a base ball bat. Have I been doing it wrong or something?
lol..😂
Hahaaaaaa😂😂😂
Lowering the buffersize while recording with Audition fixed the dropouts in my recordings, i also changed the sample-rate from 48Khz to 44.1 and finally everything is going smoothly.
Exactly,you only neeed to increase the buffer when you mix or master,sample rate wise from 48 to 44 you won't hear a difference.
@Strange Encounter I don't know what hardware/software you use,can't answer like this,it could be one million reasons.
This is the most in-depth, well-explained and thorough video I've seen on audio latency. He explains it so well, that it helped me fix my latency problems on my electronic drumset w/o him having to even use one. This man is legitimately TEACHING the material from rudimentary basics to the types of hardware required.
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15/10, this man saved my recording problems entirely 🙌
What an amazing video! Great explanation. This video could not have come at a better time for me. You've definitely got a fan here
We can make 3-D Video games and Virtual Reality compatable PCs, But we still haven't stopped Latency in audio devices? Come on.
The latency need transform the analog audio signal from binari ( current signal to 1 and 0). And that's take a lot of time, and when we used more plugin's its worse because need recalculated it time of process, so that the reason. When you used a digital instruments like a piano keyboard, these used a digital interface called midi so don't need transformed the signal to binary. and the signal have less latency from analog audio.
It’s because everyone plays games, barely anyone uses computers for audio recording. Why advance it if it won’t sell more PCs?
You are comparing very different processes.
Because 3D games and VR are digital in nature, there will be no time wasted on analog to digital conversion
@@freezaxp actually there is a digital to analog conversion in video too :) And there is latency in LCD / OLED / ...
Thank you sooo much this finally makes sence why i have popping sound was interested what asio actually was, dont really need anything for mixing and making music but sound popping when was, gaming and doing other thing was driving me mad
My friend and i were having problems with sound glitches during our recording today and your video literally drops and solves all our problems; God sent you to help us, dude, thank you so much
UA-cam is God!
Subbed, liked and downloaded! Exactly what I needed to watch!
When i first started recording music i bought a new Imac with logic and a Presonus 2626 interface. I didn't even know what latency was and never learned about it cause i never had to with that setup.
Thanks for this DR Mix. It helped me finish my second album. AL
Great to hear!
I love how you write "A" :D
Tony I’m going back to watch it again to find out... 😂
Best explanation of this issue I've seen so far on UA-cam. 👍🏻
when you use focusrite 2i2 and set the quality high, a low buffer makes the sound crackly . why tho .
ASIOGuard in Cubase allows you to have a low buffer on the track you are recording and a higher buffer on the playback tracks, for lower CPU usage.
Amazing video
Thank you very much Doctor Mix, very useful information, thumbs up! :D
For me it was the sample rate too high. 24 bit 96000 HZ change down to 24 bit 44100 HZ.
higher sample rate = lower latency
@@olafkliemt1145 Indeed hahahahaha
I'm running Windows 10.
I'm not sure if I can change mine to 24 bit.
Got a lot of distortion in rec-playback..🤔
@@hipstarchild you should do all conversions in 24bit. if you have distorion then your gain levels are not correct. make sure your input levels are somewhere between -18 and -6dB, not close to 0. and use the right ASIO driver for your interface.
My prosonus 96 still has problems thinkn of returning it i have to keep at 441 but sometimes i still have to adjust it it annoying dont know if the machine mk3 software or some other problem
OHH it was because of my Dropbox!!!!! youre a genius
Thank you
Can you make a video on how to combat ground loop noise and static noise? I can hear noise from my speaker when I move the mouse.
iono if you've already fixed this but for anybody getting into this problem, make sure the cables you buy are Speaker Cables for the I/O and not Instrument Cables. On top of that, make sure they're shielded.
Great clear easy to understand video. Thank you:)
Thank you for the info.
Have you tried to use a mixer interface? Specifically ammon am02.
Hi !
I have a big problem. I bought a new Prism Titan and I work with the latest Protools! My problem is that when I record vocals or instruments, I have a lot of latency, no matter how much I set it to 32 buffer sizes in the playback engine... I would like to ask if the same problem happens to you and if so, is there any way to fix this? problem?
I’m confused do I need a sound card to reduce latency on a plug-in? Like I have plugins that uses latency like linear phase EQ and linear phase multiband Do I need a Saffire pro 40 I’m lost
Thanks for the info!! Liked and subbed!!
Your shirt looks like the FedEx logo.
What to you mean by dont use plug ins in the rec path? How am I going to hear the guitar without a proper sound of a plug in?
The same question stand for the buying an extermal mixer option.. No plugins sound to the monitors.. ??
My best advice is do a test with your own equipment and compare the latency you experience with a brand new empty song to adding a track to large song with 20 or so tracks. For me there was a huge difference in latency on an empty set compared to a large song with many tracks. There were no settings I could change to fix it, turning off plugins didn't fix it. What I learned to do is if I'm having latency issues while recording a new track in a large song I bounce everything down to a single track, save it out to a new version and then record the additional parts on that file. Then take those new parts into the full version for mixing. A bit of a pain but the latency is sometimes too much to bear especially if trying to play 8th notes.
Excellent!
Hmm very detailed and good explanation but unfortunately I can't seem to solve my latency issue. I'm trying to use Neural DSP for guitar to PC with a UA Volt1 interface.. By the time I can actually hear effects it's delayed, cracking and popping, and cutting out.. Sounds awfullllll. Can't seem to solve this. Very fast computer.
super fucking solid advice thanks
Now this video needs a serious De-esser...
I'm having a problem with a slight delay between my spdif and analogue outputs on my focusrite 8i6 1st gen. It gives it a kind of chorus type effect with them both on. I'm thinking I might just have to live with it. I set the clock to spdif but that turns off the analogue outputs.
Thank you man
Thank U Sir ...
im using at2020USB with no jack plug, can you help me so i can monitor myself with 0 latency?
Love the intro.
Hi dude! If you will show how to record/store MIDI signal ( from a workstation ) via an Interface to PC. And if you d explain in general the way of how to record MIDI sounds from KURZWEIL or NORD. workstations as well. Thanks!
I still get lag with i5 3.5ghz processor 24gb ram, whatever driver i use. whatever software i use. whatever interface i use umc22 or KA 6. even with no plugins. even with rate so low it crushes the signal. it does nothing to help i still get a 'slapback' effect on pc. please help?
00:40 for start
I am not sure what my issue is. I just bought a new interface (Volt 2) that has direct monitoring and with it on or off there is a measured gain surge and release cycle of 2-3 seconds. I tried changing the cables, changing computers, changing buffer high/low, turned off software monitoring (as per Volt's instructions), and still there is this problem. There is nothing on UA-cam (or at least I haven't found it) to help trouble shoot this. Any advice? Thank you!
how do you change the latency of your mac soundcard
it is interesting that i have had a 6ms delay on my old computer, and i used to it. now, i bought a beast, high end computer, same settings same setup, program says i have 2ms of latency, but in real time i have at least 12, maybe more. i have never had this kind of problem, i made music for 15y on at least 10 computers and music studios, this is the best computer i have ever seen, and i am having the most problems with it. irony huh.....maybe, its the windows 10 + mackies driver fault, i dont know. when i fix it, i will come back here to state a report :)
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GNU/Linux distributions (and UNIX systems like BSD, etc.) have:
ALSA, JACK (makes it able to basically connect/route almost anything to anything, like a virtual kind of patchbay, both signals going in as out, as 'in the box', including MIDI signals), Pulseaudio (supports surround and audio over networking and such, most modern audio tricks, but not really used for audio production itself) & OSS.
Just like Mac OS X - OS X is a UNIX system, Linux is UNIX-like, they 'tune' to the same standard called 'POSIX', so much functionality is very similar - , most soundcards/audio interfaces work 'out of the box' on Linux systems, especially those which are 'class compliant'.
Linux operating systems are cool in a sense as certain drivers (for lots of peripherals, not talking solely about sound here) are included in the kernel itself - Linux is a 'kernel', not an operating system, a kernel in short words is the very basis of an operating system - as so called 'kernel modules'.
I'm an open-source fanboy or something, that's why I state it here.
Ok, so how do you undo the latency on an audio file that has already been recorded? Is there some smart software that will eliminate the duplex audio and keep the original?
Very good explanation of a confusing thing. I shared this with a few people.
$250 iPad & Yamaha keyboard no latency in Garageband.
$1200 Windows PC & Yamaha keyboard lots of latency issues in Reaper. 😂
To do this on a Windows computer:
Use the list like this:
First part: A) you can do this immediately and it does not take much time (does not cost any money).
Second part: B) you can do this immediately at once as well (does not cost any money as well).
Third part: C) May either take a lot of time or cost money.
Hint: The app everything may help a lot. Have a look at their page.
(I won't past the link here because I don't know if DR. Mix does agree with this. :-)
A) - Look into your task processor: Quit all applications you don't need at the moment, i.e:
- Stop your AntiVirus in terms of Stop scans. Don't necessarily disable it.
-> Update it as well
Please also consider:
is sample rate set to 44,1 KHZ or ...? Bitrate? 16, 24 or ....?
- Make sure the latency buffer (aka ASIO buffer would be the more real term) is set as low as possible.
Give it a try. This may differ for each one of you.
Don't use ASIO4ALL but ASIO. ASIO4ALL is just a WDM wrapper and not a real ASIO.
Use the ASIO driver that comes with your AUDIO DEVICE.
B) - Update your windows drivers.
- Update all your audio device drivers.
-> Check the manual for extra tipps.
- Update all your plugins.
-> Consider the manuals.
- Make sure Drive C has enough space!!! Very crucial.
-> Use Everything, Beyondcompare or WinDirStat to check or other tools of your choice.
- Check if you got any network, system drivers or misc internet connections that may slow down your system.
- Check if there is a yellow exclamation mark in your windows device manager next to your audio device.
If so get rid of it by detecting the problem.
If your audio device comes with a test program use it to get it running.
If it comes with a setup assistant also use it to get it running properly.
If it comes with a video series (like e.g. Focusrite 18i20 follow the videos meticulously.)
And like he said in the video:
Consider using direct monitoring.
But make sure to disable other not needed outputs then.
For example, disable the playback from windows in the recording devices options.
C) - Have a look at the Windows event log.
- Have a look into the .dmp files. (Crash files)
- If you encountered bluescreens before, try to solve them (here I cannot give a general answer, because too many different
systems and issues exist). This dovetails to the .dmp files.
Now only here the things that may cost many. And no, I will not tell you to overclock your computer.
For sure you could. But you want it to run for a while still as well, right?
- If you did not get much ram into your computer extend it.
- If you don't possess an SSD get one. (This is not valid if you got other types of fast drives that also exist nowadays.)
32 GB for making music should be still good. More is always better.
- If your computer is quite old and already had some problems, buy a new one.
P.S.: If this all didn't help at least until the end of section B) consider also the support of your audio device manufacturer.
HTH at least a litte.
Holger Morlok thank you brother, was looking for this comment
Wow thank you so much! This was very helpful!!! This video answered all my questions at this moment! 👏👏👏
Hello, thanks for the video. I have a FOCUSRITE SCARLETT 2i2 2snd gen and I am not using an audio interface, I want to use it for streaming on twitch, with streamlabs. The thing is, when I connect my hearphones, mic and guitar I hear some delay betwen my voice (or guitar) and the sound in my hearphones (I think latency for what you say here). How can I solve this delay? I tried a lot of things, I don't know what else to do. Thanks!
For that problem I would advise getting option 3 (external analog mixer) or option 4 (audio interface with direct monitoring) from the video. Any of the other solutions are not going to make much of a difference for you.
The audio in your video is so crisp. Love it.
Really need advice please! I want to start writing music again using Cubase. Some years ago I used to have a desktop, however now I own a laptop and will need an external sound card. Majority of the work is to be with VST instruments and Midi keyboard. I am considering audio interfaces but don't know if they can be used for VST work (and not audio). Could you please spare some advice as its been a long time for me. I am thinking of Focusrite Scarlet 2i2 or Behringer UMC404HD Audio Interface - would ether of those allow me to work with low latency in Midi signal and using VST only? ( Does the Midi keyboard connect to the interface directly or still to the PC/Laptop through a USB? I think the laptop I have should be sufficient: Intel Core i5 8300H, 8 Gig Ram, GeForce GTX-1060 (6 Gig video memory), SSD. Thank you in advance!
Hello sir. my is name lithin Cherian ipe from KERALA .INDIA
Me purchased ROLAND QUAD CAPTURE sound card.
me connect in my computer.Driver is installed then its working in computer (win7 32bit).
but can't work audio. me uninstall Cubase 5 and Re install windows same problem continue......
what is the problem ????. i Can't understanding.
could you please help me? it solving video can you send me my mail ??
Hi m8, Thanks for the fix, Doc ;--)
But at line 4:08 tip nr3, do I understand this well?
Use the mixer(Behringer Xenyxx 1222 USB) between my system-config(pc/Ableton live 10) and audio interface(Focusrite 18i20 2nd Gen)? This also means, that I must connect my monitor speakers on my mixer instead and NOT on my audio-interface 18i20? While recording indeed I still have annoying click/cracks sounds, even when listen music from youtube.
I wonder if it solves the problem..
Hi! I have desktop pc with asrock x570m pro4 and asrock tb3 pcie card. ryzen 9 3900x cpu and Palit kalmX gpu. Audio interface Apollo x4 tb3.
when I listening audio without Apollo, all sounds normal. When I connect Apollo x4 thru tb3 all sound comes distorted. I tested Apollo and cable on mac, no problem. I tested my pc on latency, and it have big latency especialy in gpu. I tested apollo with other gpu card and problem same, so it is not gpu problem. Where could be problem?? Thanks!
Hey doctor, why would you bother with latency for recording...low latency is only necessary when one wants to use plugins and hear back live, only this situation would require low latency (short buffer etc.). For recording only one can use the direct zero latency feature for listening what he/she is playing. Today this feature comes literally with every USB interface. Of course if while recording you also wants to use plugins (reverb, eq etc.) then a low latency USB interface and a fast CPU is a must. Or even better buy an audio interface that offer internal DSP processing, so you don't even need to bother about your PC capabilities. Universal Audio Apollo dominates in this, other manufacturers like Antelope are starting to do this too.
If using a PC, using a soundcard which supports ASIO can reduce latency greatly. If you cannot afford a soundcard which supports ASIO, then you can use a software solution which, although won't allow latency as low as what hardware on a dedicated ASIO soundcard would allow, will still have better latency than the Windows DirectX drivers. This software is called ASIO4ALL.
Hi guys what about pre latency?
So when I hit play on ableton it appears that my external device plays before the beat. It's too fast not to slow... I need to set the eternal instrument latency to like - 25milliseconds but I can only set it + and not -
Anyone experiences this?
When à sound cars offer direct monitoring is it really ? Could it still be 2-5 ms ???
"Welcome to doctor mix..." and the guy is breaking my ears with saturating treble... XD
Hahah the sound is ear catching
I'm using the scarlett 2i2 connected to my computer by usb. I use direct monitoring and still have that chorus/echo effect in my head phones while trying to sing to a track. Could it be I have a bad scarlett device?
Help!
I just purchased my first midi controller (no sound card module). I want to use high quality sounds that I am finding for purchase online. The main purpose will be for practicing/performing live. I currently have a focusrite 6i6 2nd gen interface and I just ordered a midi to usb cord. I also have a decently fast laptop that I can dedicate for only running this controller. I am not invested in any hardware or software at this point and have not chosen a DAW to use. What would you recommend? I understand your explanations for recording purpose but is there a more simple way if the only thing I am doing is providing sound for the midi? I want as little latency as possible.
Thank you!
First you say that the larger the buffer, the better is for latency (although overcharges the system). But later you suggest put the buffer as low as possible to improve latency. Bit contradictory, no?
what if the latency isn't just in playback, but in the actual recorded audio? like the timing of my audio tracks always being a few samples behind even when I listen back after I record
So if you use the analog mixer with the interface will you be able to use plugins with it too
I just swapped from an old FireWire audio interface to a new USB 2020 model. So disappointed with latency from the peace of gear USB
Nice to know that unknowledgable me last year made a good choice in buying a mixer over an audio interface. Still doesn't help that my computer is as slow as molasses.
Hello I’m mark. I have home interface connect to PA system so my interface cpu overload pop up I don’t know how to fix for that please help me thank you 🙏
hi there. i have latency issues using umc 18 on reaper. how do i do feedback loop on this umc device? i am trying to sort the offset setting to have no latency when recording.
My input and output latency is the same on Cubase. Why is this?
dear sir doctor, can you please give some tips on how to play guitar with software like Amplitube, Guitar rig, etc?
I had really bad latency but I solved the problem using a 15lb sledgehammer and now I don’t hear the latency anymore
I have a i9 10900k. .ram 32gb sdd 1tb.verything is a solid.its a monster pc .but still i am getting latency while recording through my audiobox vsl22.either its microphone or midi recording i am still getting slight delay.i used my e-drum to usb port in my pc still latency.on asio4all i have set 64 buffer size and its showing only 2ms but i am still getting a little bit of latency. .any solutions?
Amazing! Now you have to explain the SSibilance in vocalssss haha (seriously is hyper sibilant your voice in this video, have to drop 50% the volume.)
I am on the fence between buying a focusrite clarett or scarlett... Do you think, the clarett will have better latency?
It was interesting to watch, even though I am not into music sutff, but more power user.
Thank you!
Thank you for the tremendous amount of info you packed into 5 minutes. Really helpful and well-organized video! Great outline of some options to further explore. : )
Is there anyway to measure the latency and offset a metronome so when I record different instruments they are in sync?
Failure to understand that bigger buffer means slower response was getting me! Subscribed thanks to this video; thanks a lot doctor mix. You're awesome at piano btw!
yo D-ess your voice a lil will sound much crisper
Brilliant, so clear
so this just means computers suck. I'll keep using analog devices to make music.
Thank you. My ASIO Driver was messing up the latency. So good to here my voice instantly.
danke für garnichts
But midi signal is digital one, there is no adc needed, why then there is a latency when you connect your midi keyboard to a computer?
Idk why but when I record audio it’s actually to early.
Bottom line buy a RME device ,yes expensive but no more problem's.
Connection type is never mentioned enough. USB is awful.
Hi, what mic are you using, please? Thank you in advance.
Don't miss the most important tips at 3:44 .
Hi, I have Presonus 64c AI, and this card work perfect in Studio One, BUT when I connect to Amplitube 5 and when I want to play guitar live, i have big problems with latency..
I try to change buffer, in Amplitube and in Card driver, and always same problems.. -.-
my PC is Ryzen 5 2600x 6 cores, 12 threads, 16GB of RAM 2667Hz, Solid GPU.. I think this PC must eat all softwares for production
Thanks bro, I am trying to find a good mixer to remove latency between vocal recordings. Any suggestions which will 100% remove latency?
AV THE ARTIST Beats if you’re using an usb connection you’re gonna have a bad time.
thank you and much love from houston
I am getting such a bad latency on my iPad Pro (iPad 2nd gen) with all music apps... so annoying...