Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2003 1:15 pm
Hi Sonar/Pulsar users,
I just found out that on my computer, Sonar is over-compensating for latency when recording with ASIO drivers. The recording is slightly ahead of where it's supposed to be. It's worse when using higher latencies; at 1.5ms latency the recording is dead-on. Of course, 1.5ms latency isn't that stable; so I like to record at 23.2ms. But the recordings are off-beat. I was wondering if anyone else has had that problem? Send a MIDI track to a Pulsar synth, record it, and see if the MIDI track and the audio recording are in sync with each other.
Current workaround: Put a 23.2ms delay on the recording inputs in Pulsar, and make it 100% wet and 0% dry (no feedback). That worked, but it's going to be annoying.
Hmm....
Thanks in advance,
Shayne
I just found out that on my computer, Sonar is over-compensating for latency when recording with ASIO drivers. The recording is slightly ahead of where it's supposed to be. It's worse when using higher latencies; at 1.5ms latency the recording is dead-on. Of course, 1.5ms latency isn't that stable; so I like to record at 23.2ms. But the recordings are off-beat. I was wondering if anyone else has had that problem? Send a MIDI track to a Pulsar synth, record it, and see if the MIDI track and the audio recording are in sync with each other.
Current workaround: Put a 23.2ms delay on the recording inputs in Pulsar, and make it 100% wet and 0% dry (no feedback). That worked, but it's going to be annoying.
Hmm....
Thanks in advance,
Shayne