Problem with Sonar X1 LE

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andrevo
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2012/09/16 15:11:10 (permalink)

Problem with Sonar X1 LE

Hello,
 
I have a problem with recording my songs.
I play the saxophone and when I want to record it with a playback there's a delay in the record.
I use the Sonar X1 LE Software with a Roland Quad Capture driver and just normal headphones...
Does anyone know how to fix this?
I'm sorry if my english is bad... I'm german. :)
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    John
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    Re:Problem with Sonar X1 LE 2012/09/16 15:18:07 (permalink)
    Adjust your latency via the ASIO control panel or WDM slider in X1.

    Best
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    Re:Problem with Sonar X1 LE 2012/09/16 15:19:42 (permalink)
    BTW welcome to the forum and your English is great.

    Best
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    Re:Problem with Sonar X1 LE 2012/09/16 15:20:55 (permalink)
    What are your buffer and bit rate settings for record and playback?



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    Re:Problem with Sonar X1 LE 2012/09/16 16:07:00 (permalink)
    John


    BTW welcome to the forum and your English is great.

    Thanks! :)
     
    I'm gonna try to adjust the latency tomorrow.
    Thanks for the quick answer!
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    Re:Problem with Sonar X1 LE 2012/09/30 08:49:23 (permalink)
    John


    Adjust your latency via the ASIO control panel or WDM slider in X1.
     
    I tried to adjust the latency... But I can't move the slider... Do you know how to fix that?
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    Re:Problem with Sonar X1 LE 2012/09/30 10:15:48 (permalink)
    Are you talking about the slider in Preferences > Driver Settings > Mixing Latency?

    Or do you mean the slider in the QUAD-CAPTURE ASIO control panel Driver > Driver Settings > Audio Buffer Size?

    If it is any help, I have a QUAD-CAPTURE and I am currently running in ASIO mode with an Audio Buffer Size = 4. This gives me an input latency of 3.3 milliseconds (144 samples), and output latency of 6.6 milliseconds (290 samples) and a roundtrip of 9.8 milliseconds (434 samples).

    I record in 24 bit and 44.1 kHz

    The above settings provide me with a reasonable delay when recording.

    I have never tried the QUAD-CAPTURE in WDM/KS mode


    cheers

    andy



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    Re:Problem with Sonar X1 LE 2012/09/30 11:34:02 (permalink)
    If you're using ASIO mode, go to the soundcard's control panel and set the buffer to 256 or 128 samples, whichever works better. (The lower value gives less delay). 

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