I thought before I begin with Cakewalk I would read up on how to improve latency. So i read the online documentation which simply says:
"If you are using ASIO drivers, click on the ASIO Panel button. This will launch your audio interface’s proprietary control panel. Adjust the buffer settings accordingly."
Uhhhh. what does "accordingly" mean?? so much for helpful instruction manuals?!
I'm using the most popular audio interface the Focusrite 2i2. when i get to the control panel, I have choices for sample rate and buffer size. But I don't know how to adjust them "accordingly."
I have a brand new computer, and I got a really good processor and extra memory, just so I would be able to record music without pops and clicks and latency.
I don't know if my settings are good or bad but I did notice some pops and clicks when started my first recording.
I was hoping that I would be able to go into the documentation and it would clearly tell me how to improve this... but alas it just tells me "accordingly" which I guess it means to move the slider to the "safer" side but at what point is it too far? the latency increases as I move it over there.
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garyjam
I thought before I begin with Cakewalk I would read up on how to improve latency. So i read the online documentation which simply says:
"If you are using ASIO drivers, click on the ASIO Panel button. This will launch your audio interface’s proprietary control panel. Adjust the buffer settings accordingly."
Uhhhh. what does "accordingly" mean?? so much for helpful instruction manuals?!
I'm using the most popular audio interface the Focusrite 2i2. when i get to the control panel, I have choices for sample rate and buffer size. But I don't know how to adjust them "accordingly."
I have a brand new computer, and I got a really good processor and extra memory, just so I would be able to record music without pops and clicks and latency.
I don't know if my settings are good or bad but I did notice some pops and clicks when started my first recording.
I was hoping that I would be able to go into the documentation and it would clearly tell me how to improve this... but alas it just tells me "accordingly" which I guess it means to move the slider to the "safer" side but at what point is it too far? the latency increases as I move it over there.
any advice is appreciated.
thanks!
gary in vermont
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