Recording Delay

Welcome Rog, first we need to know a little more about your system specs. When you get up and running on the forum, it's a good idea to put them in as your signature. Well, the M-Audio Mobile Pre is a preamp and audio interface, but what driver have you installed to connect it up to your system? Is your system a laptop or tower system? Is the disk 7200rpm or 5400 rpm? processor? memory? OS? You get the drift?

Lets know your set up and we can start to sort it out

Cheers

Garry Kiosk

Thanks.  I installed just the regular M-Audio driver on the M-Audio website.  Is there a better one I can use?  My computer is a Dell Inspiron 1545 Laptop, Pentium Dual Core CPU.  It's Windows 7 operating system.  I'm not sure what rpm the disk is.  And it has 4GB memory.

Is there possibly a better driver I can use?  I installed Asio4All at first but I wasn't getting anysound when I was using it.

Welcome!
When in Sonar - go to Options | Audio and click on the drivers tab.  Check your m-Audio driver boxes, and make sure your on board is not checked.
In general tab - use your m-audio 1-2 as your input and output timing master.
 
Brian

johnnyV


I'm new to Sonar but I have done a lot of research on this topic prior to this posting.

You're not new JohnnyV !             Hee Hee Hee
 
Brian

rogden10


So I installed updated driver from M-Audio for Windows 7 (64 bit).  When I try ASIO it says the sample rate of my sound card is not supported and I have to sync it somehow.  Is this normal?  When I tried WDM driver mode it showed that I was playing but I couldn't hear anything.

You have to tell us whether you're recording a MIDI track or an audio track. If its a MIDI track, do you have it assigned to a softsynth? If its an audio track, check the windows and soundcard mixers to make sure you don't have it muted or turned down. Those are common mistakes.