Hi there, <Hey all, < <I have just bought a new set-up which includes Logic Audio Platinum <and a SoundBlaster Audigy Platinum soundcard. The thing is, I can't <get the two to work well together! Grrr! Has anyone any information <on how compatible the two products are? < they arent. Replace the Audigy with a professional card. On the cheap side go for a M-Audio Audiophile 2496. If you have some cash, get an RME Multiface with PCI card and you have the best native system around, in many peoples opinion. You wont get decent performance out of an Audigy using any driver I have seen. <I am running XP and by looking on various message boards this could <be the cause of some problems but not all... < No, it is the audigy that is to blame. <I have a P4 1.6ghz with 512MB SDRam and two 40GB 7200rpm hard <drives... Regards, James Richmond

--- In logic-users@y..., "Richmond, James (James) ** CTR **" <richmondj@a...> wrote: > Hi there, > > <Hey all, > < > <I have just bought a new set-up which includes Logic Audio Platinum > <and a SoundBlaster Audigy Platinum soundcard. The thing is, I can't > <get the two to work well together! Grrr! Has anyone any information > <on how compatible the two products are? Hey, I have been running LAP w/win98 with 4ms of latency for softsynth/audio editing work for quite awhile now. Its not perfect but I've gotten alot out of it. I don't record this way as the audigy really makes bad recordings. As I said I run win98, but I know from spending time on this and the cubase.net forums that there is a conflict between the ACPI settings and audio under winxp/2000. If you can afford to get an audiophile 24/96 get it (or something comparable) but perhaps for now if you're strapped for cash ( I know the feeling ) dealing with this ACPI issue will get you running for awhile. BTW I own an audiophile card but replaced it with the audigy because it gets much lower latency with win98. Not so with the audiophile WDM driver under winxp/2000 which I hear gets a very low 2ms. Good Luck, sprawling