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Pieter

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  1. Hi, I am using a Steinberg UR22mkII audio interface in combination with Cakewalk. Up until recently I did not have the recommended Steinberg Yamaha driver installed. Both in Cakewalk and also when playing audio in other programs every minute or so the sound would get distorted for a few seconds. I have installed the Steinberg Yamaha driver now and the distorted sound is gone; however now the interface is giving me a 10ms buffer which I can not lower anymore and really it is too much, it creates kind of a slapback delay on what I'm playing. Without the driver installed I could manually adjust the buffersize to f.ex. 5ms which was much better. Why can I not adjust the buffer size with the driver installed? Thanks in advance for your reply Best regards, Pieter Daniels
  2. I have the same crackling noise issue. I used to think it was due to my old slow computer, but now that I'm running bandlab on a newer, more powerful machine unfortunately the crackling remains. It appears about every minute or 2 for a second or 2. I'm connecting through a Steinberg UR22mkII Interface Any suggestions on how to get rid of the crackling noise are very much appreciated. I'm not very knowledgeable, but I hear all of you talking about ASIO. When I switch driver mode to ASIO, Cakewalk gives me the message that Cakewalk is incompatible with Realtek ASIO. when I force it to switch to ASIO the audio no longer runs via my Interface, but out of the regular speakers of my computer. Is there an incompatibility issue between the Steinberg interface and Cakewalk that I'm not aware of? Any ways to resolving this? Thanks Best regards, Pieter
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