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From: "DanExists" <danexists@...>
Date: Wed, 2 Oct 2002 at 6:14:22 PM
Subject: [LAW] PC's SEVERE LATANCY
Message #120551
I use the Delta 1010 card as a main sound card. When I trigger outboard gear, such as my midi keyboard, everything's ok. However, when I trigger virtual sounds or the ones on my pc's sound card I get monstruos latancy. Interesting and confusing is the fact that I can trigger the sounds from my 'exsp' plug in perfectly. I suppose it's buffer size related but, believe me, I HAVE checked where possible and I still have no solution. Tip: when I load the Demo song the pc sends an overload error....but this is a Pentium IV, 1.6 with 512k and 120 Giga! I know, I know, Ill hopefully be able to move to Mac someday! For now, PLEASE, help me.
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From: "Gareth" <elixirsol@...>
Date: Thu, 3 Oct 2002 at 12:26:53 PM
Subject: Re: [LUG] [LAW] PC's SEVERE LATANCY
Message #120639
This is a reply to #120551.
From: "DanExists" <danexists@...> > I use the Delta 1010 card as a main sound card. When I trigger > outboard gear, such as my midi keyboard, everything's ok. However, > when I trigger virtual sounds or the ones on my pc's sound card I > get monstruos latancy. Interesting and confusing is the fact that I > can trigger the sounds from my 'exsp' plug in perfectly. Which "virtual sounds" give you problems? Not Reason/rewire instruments by any chance? I bought Reason a couple(?) of years ago, but have never managed to get it to work acceptably, when using Logic as the sequencer... Gareth
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