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Latency
I'm experiencing some latency and I'm hoping I can get some help to fix it. My current setup. Master: Macbook Pro i7 2.66ghz 8GB running Logic 9.1.3 Apogee Duet i/o Slave: 1st gen Mac Pro 2.66 quad core 11GB VE Pro 4.1.7644 64bit VE Pro: 2 separate instances of Omnisphere (only 1 patch loaded on each) 1 instance of Kontakt 4 running LASS Multi (5 patches loaded) 32bit VE Pro: 2 separate instances of PLAY (only 1 QL Piano patch loaded) I've got 2.23GB of RAM still available on the SLAVE with 5.52GB inactive and 8.77GB used. I have nothing playing in Logic but when I try and just play the LASS part (which is a staccato patch) there is some very noticeable latency. Even if I drop the buffer down to 0 and Logic is set to a 256 buffer. I do have the process buffer range set to "medium" as required for VE Pro. Any ideas? I'd really love to get this working solid and stable. I can't really figure out why it might be struggling. Maybe I'm trying to run too much with this setup. I hope not.
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What sometimes happened to me was, that when loading a foreign template for Cubase, the sound driver was set to some generic type, which I didn´t notice at once..
When latency began to be a problem, you check the buffer sizes of your audio card and everything looks fine, although you can notice a big lag.
Check if you definately selected and activated the right ASIO driver.
Other things to check : Do you use an effect chain, perhaps convolution reverb or an external effect processor ( TC, UAD, SSL ) ?
What happens if you click on the virtual keyboard with the mouse instead of using a Midi keyboard ?
Can you go down to 128 samples without drop outs ?
256 should also be O.K., but maybe a little bit on the edge if you are critical.
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LASS and other complicated K4 libraries that use input scripting are latent-period, no way around it. If you think about it, what LASS is doing with its auto arranger is taking your input and THEN deciding which samples to send what notes to.
K4 is a horribly latent platform. As someone who came from GIGA with its kernel mode drivers, I can barely use it for "live" playing. To play the Scarbee EPs, I have to set my system on 32 samples--still doesn't touch my Kronos, which you can say I bought out of utter frustration with everyone developing for Kontakt.
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Actually, they don't. Cubase does what's call "plug in delay compensation" or pdc. So, when you insert it onto an audio track, it is calculating the latency and sending the signal to the UAD card that much earlier so that it returns at the correct time. If you insert it on a real time played instrument like VInstruments, you will get the same delay.
Now, it could be that VEP does not do PDC, or doesn't do it as accurately. That, I don't know, not being a VEP user. But, what cubase is doing is compensating-you will get the latency of you apply it to a live input.
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Try with Logic buffer set to 1024.
If it is still not working try to narrow down the problem suppresing instruments one after one (Pay in first)
Did you look at the processor load ? ( You can install BigTop that is in the develloper directory on the Mac os DVD, it's a very good free software that draw graphic of many event of your computer)
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