MIDI Latency

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2005/12/01 18:54:31 (permalink)

MIDI Latency

Hey there. This is a great forum! However, I didn't find anything on MIDI latency. I'm running a 88-midi controller, thru MOTIF RACK, to Edirol UM-1, to my Pentium 4 computer. I can hear everything...everything works fine. However, after tweaking and experimenting, I can't get the latency problem fixed. It's very slight...however, when trying to record notation, it's very painful. Any hints?

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    Robomusic
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    RE: MIDI Latency 2005/12/02 14:24:53 (permalink)
    I would suggest using the WDM drivers if not already, and adjusting the latency with the buffering slider move it to fast, and make sure that you have at least 4 buffers, and maybe set the sampling rate to 48,000 htz, that should tweak it a tad, it not e-mail me for more ideas.
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    ehrenbrav
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    RE: MIDI Latency 2006/01/06 15:13:03 (permalink)
    I confess my ignorance - what is WDM driver and how does one procure this? I've experienced the same (slight) problem with MIDI latency. I use Project5, a Yamaha p-200, and a computer with 3 GHz processing power and 512 MB of RAM. Will getting this new driver set solve the problem? Thanks so much,
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    Robomusic
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    RE: MIDI Latency 2006/01/07 00:01:53 (permalink)
    The WDM drivers should be in the card on the computer.

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