RA1222
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Latency in Headset
I currently have a "vocal booth" where I have Behringer Powerplay Pro XL which has four jacks for headphones. This panel is connected via a cable from the front of my VS-700 console (phones 2). All four jacks work fine when playing back.
When I want to record someone doing vocals, a head set is used. When the person who I am recording hears himself in the headset, there is a slight delay or latency. I don't know what causes it. I've tried different headsets with the same thing in all four jacks. When I plug directly into the VS-700 console, no problem. Has anyone else experienced possible latency in a headset monitor?
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Re: Latency in Headset
2013/12/31 10:08:23
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Have you tried using the VS-700R for your monitor mixes?
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RA1222
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Re: Latency in Headset
2013/12/31 18:30:35
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No, I have not. I have, however, tried plugging in a headset in the output jacks but didn't get any signal.
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Re: Latency in Headset
2013/12/31 19:07:14
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You should run a powerplay headphone distribution amp out an output, not a headphone output. Phones 2 is for a set of headphones, not a line signal driven headphone amp. Try switching your headphone distribution amp's input to the 9-10 outputs or the Main outputs, whichever isn't used for studio monitors. You should also analyze your signal routing in Sonar. There are several things that could cause a delay.
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RA1222
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Re: Latency in Headset
2013/12/31 21:19:07
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On the headphone distribution amp, there is only ONE input which allows me to input a stereo 1/4 inch input directly from the headphone jack on the 700 Console. I am not sure how to plug in the line from the 700R to the headphone distribution amp. I see there are 10 outputs on the back of the 700R. Do I somehow need two jacks for outputs 9-10?
I've tried plugging my single stereo cable into the 700R's output's numbers 9 and 10 but I don't get any signal. I figured I don't know the way to get the signal there. Does this make sense?
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Re: Latency in Headset
2014/01/01 07:28:42
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I have my outputs 1-2 from V700r connected to stereo input on headphone amp. But you must also route the outputs from a particular buss to the inputs you used to connect to the headphone amp. You should create a new Buss then route all the signals or whatever to that BUSS then route that Buss to headphone amp and control the volume from Buss out on Sonar. I have that exact same headphone amp routed from the V700r and Sonar.
post edited by kday - 2014/01/01 07:29:54
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RA1222
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Re: Latency in Headset
2014/01/01 12:07:27
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Thanks, kday, for attempting to give some help. I am quite dense on this subject so I am not quite understanding what was written. I understand I need to create a new buss. I am getting confused on routing the signals. When I have a project, by default, the signals go to the Master. How does the Master play into the picture? Do I route the signals from the Master to this new buss? Do I bypass or eliminate the Master? How do I "route that Buss to headphone amp and control the volume from Buss out of Sonar"?
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Re: Latency in Headset
2014/01/01 13:28:48
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Just a stab......Is your input echo clicked on? turn it off and monitor direct through your i/o ????
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RA1222
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Re: Latency in Headset
2014/01/01 15:56:02
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Yes, the input echo is on. If I turn it off, I do not get any signal through the headphones (or anywhere else). It is like muting the mic or anything else I might want to record.
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Re: Latency in Headset
2014/01/02 14:35:51
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It is not your headphones - You need to decrease your ASIO buffer setting when you are recording and it will eliminate the latency - just remember after you are totally completed your recording to raise your buffer size back to where you keep it originally....
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RA1222
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Re: Latency in Headset
2014/01/02 15:05:37
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Thanks, Listen. That's an interesting thought. I'll have to give that a shot the next time I record vocals.
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