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Tips On Minimizing Latency

• Set latency to the highest comfortable value. 256 samples/buffer is

very responsive yet gives your computer some “breathing room.” 512

samples may also be acceptable; anything more will create too much

delay. If you can’t get reliable audio with 512 samples, it’s time for a

better computer!

• If your ASIO Control Panel shows latency in milliseconds, you’ll nd

that anything over 10 ms or so gives an audible delay. 5 ms is a good

compromise between speed and minimum stress to your computer.

• Download your sound card’s latest drivers from the manufacturer’s web

site. This can make a huge difference in performance.

• If you are recording in a host application and using software synthesizers,

use your program’s “freeze” function (if available) to disconnect some

synths from the CPU. Or, render a soft synth’s output as a hard disk

audio track (then remove the soft synth), as audio tracks are less taxing

on the computer. Hint: If you retain the MIDI track driving the soft synth,

which places virtually no stress on your CPU, you can always edit the

part later by re-inserting the soft synth.

• Sometimes there are two latency adjustments: A Control Panel for the

sound card sets a minimum amount of latency, and the host can increase

from this value if needed. Or, the host may “lock” to the control panel

setting.

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