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JetJaguar
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Where do I see the latency in Cubase SX? And how much sample rate is enough?
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WingsOfAnAngel
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If you're experiencing latency (time-lag between playing a note on a keyboard and the sound being heard) make sure you have the ASIO driver selected.
Go to
DEVICES PANEL » DEVICE SET UP Select your audio-card ASIO driver ...then go to the Control Panel and lower the latency settings until happy.
quick tip:
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Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE » Processes Find cubasesx.exe Right click and set PRIORITY to MAX
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[taken from a cubase sx tutorial at: http://www.thewhippinpost.co.uk/mixing_tutorial/cubase-sx-tutorial.htm].
about the sample rate: i'd use 44100, but if you have ASIO you may also use 48000 or even 96000.
Go to
DEVICES PANEL » DEVICE SET UP Select your audio-card ASIO driver ...then go to the Control Panel and lower the latency settings until happy.
quick tip:
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Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE » Processes Find cubasesx.exe Right click and set PRIORITY to MAX
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[taken from a cubase sx tutorial at: http://www.thewhippinpost.co.uk/mixing_tutorial/cubase-sx-tutorial.htm].
about the sample rate: i'd use 44100, but if you have ASIO you may also use 48000 or even 96000.
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JetJaguar
Guest
thank you.
exactly what does the buffer size do?
exactly what does the buffer size do?
WingsOfAnAngel
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hmm, how shall i put it?
Buffer Size Specify the number of bytes you would like allocated to the Digital Audio Playback buffer. Depending on disk speed, increasing the buffer size value may yield a higher Audio Track count.
Buffer Size Specify the number of bytes you would like allocated to the Digital Audio Playback buffer. Depending on disk speed, increasing the buffer size value may yield a higher Audio Track count.