Peteee20
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The Playback Line is Not sync
Hello Guys,
When i playback my project, my Playline is not sync with what i can hear.
When i Play the project, i can see that the PlayLine is starting 1-2sec after the sound started.
That a problem cuz when i use MIDI Tracks to reccord, The Playline doesn't respect the Metronome so it reccords offset.
What is the Setting about that timing playline ??
Thanks a lot for the help
Pete
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Beagle
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/09 18:24:06
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what sound card are you using?
not playing in sync is typically a sampling rate mismatch.
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Cactus Music
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/09 21:23:26
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Not playing in sync is also the sign of using MME mode and not having a audio interface.
You should post as much information about what your using for better help.
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Peteee20
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/10 10:38:56
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Hmmm, I have a TASCAM US-125M.
And I'm using ASIO4ALL for the latency so ihave the ASIO Driver, not MME.
I Work with a 44100 sample rate (in Option>Audio Setting)
Could it be the sample rate that produce that Lag with my playback cursor ??
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Cactus Music
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/10 11:43:42
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ASIO4all is not a ASIO driver, it's a 3rd party generic driver which is actually a wrapper for WDM/KS drivers.
You would only use it if all else fails to work.
You should download and use the latest ASIO drivers from the Tascam web site first. Remove ASIO4all from your system or it will conflict.
You still didn't give us any information about your system specs which is important in your scenario.
What is your computers specs , and which OS version, 32 or 64 bit?
Tascam and windows XP 32 bit are well known to have issues.
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Peteee20
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/10 18:34:54
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I use Windows 7 64bits,
Intel(R)Core(TM),
i5-3450 CPU @ 3.10GHz,
8,00 Go RAM
I Work with Sonar 8.5
I searched on the web and it seems that there is no ASIO driver for the Tascam US-125m.. Should i go with WDM/KS ??
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Cactus Music
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/11 11:29:07
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Well that's the stupidest thing I ever saw , You are correct, there are no drivers on the download page?? I would not use this interface for a DAW. In the manual it just says to hook up the USB and it will work and here's your problem right here " The installation of Driver software is not necessary" Bull.. Shame on Tascam, They make good hardware but totally suck at software support for the products. I'm sorry but Sonar doesn't play well with sketchy drivers on some systems. Your hooped. Start shopping for a new interface.
post edited by Cactus Music - 2013/04/16 15:46:11
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Peteee20
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/12 10:25:55
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Okay,
Seems that the Tascam US-125m doesn't have any Drivers for ASIO or WDM..
So What kind of Audio/Digital Interface Should I use with Sonar 8.5 Cakewalk ??
Pete
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Cactus Music
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/13 10:34:20
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That's a BIG question.
As you now know the first thing to look up is
" Does this interface have supported drivers for my OS?"
But as far as the hardware end of it make a list.
How many inputs do I need.
XLR
Line in stereo
Instrument
MIDI
SPDIF
How many outputs
Does it run on USB power or have ( at least optional) a power supply. This is sometimes important if you use Phantom Power.
Has it got good controls for flexible monitoring. A blend / mix for the input and computer. Separate headphone and monitor control?
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/13 13:07:06
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The manual says to use the Windows Standard Driver which is a WDM driver so use WDM. You could also try the WASAPI driver. Either of those would be better than MME or ASIO4ALL.
Dave Computer: Intel i7, ASROCK H170M, 16GB/5TB+, Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, Sonar Platinum, TASCAM US-16x08, Cakewalk UM-3G MIDI I/F Instruments: SL-880 Keyboard controller, Korg 05R/W, Korg N1R, KORG Wavestation EX Axes: Fender Stratocaster, Line6 Variax 300, Ovation Acoustic, Takamine Nylon Acoustic, Behringer GX212 amp, Shure SM-58 mic, Rode NT1 condenser mic. Outboard: Mackie 1402-VLZ mixer, TC Helicon VoiceLive 2, Digitech Vocalist WS EX, PODXTLive, various stompboxes and stuff. Controllers: Korg nanoKONTROL, Wacom Bamboo Touchpad
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Peteee20
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/16 14:44:55
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Okay, I tried the WDM driver on Sonar 8 but when I use it, It's getting worse, my tracks sounds crappy and there is a lot of distortion occasionally.. Do I need to Upload WDM Driver on Windows ?
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Cactus Music
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Re:The Playback Line is Not sync
2013/04/16 16:00:16
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No as you see you already have it, it's part of Windows, but interestingly if you read up on the topic of windows audio drivers you'll find the WDM/ KS is from the day's of XP and it has been upgraded to WASIPA. The KS stands for Kernal streaming and apparently that is no longer used either. According to Microsoft , their drivers should work with all audio in and out devices but that seems to be untrue judging by the 100's of people who try and use DAW`software and have issues when trying to use them. Some interfaces seem to allow the WASIPA option as a driver choice but I know I don't have that option. One person just posted in the X forum and said that things got worse when they used WASIPA. Cakewalk themselves in their documentation talk about how you should try the different drivers and see which ones work, but they're not really owning up to the fact that Sonar is sometimes the pickiest software when it comes to drivers. In other words, you'll often see a post where they say "It seems to work fine with all my other audio software but not with Sonar" And to make life even more interesting , you seem to get different issues with different computer configurations. Just go buy an audio interface that everyone say's is working on the same system you have, best bet. Otherwise your bashing your head, causing stress and not having much fun. Go sell the US 125M to someone with a MAC using Cubase or Logic. It will probably work perfectly fine for them.
post edited by Cactus Music - 2013/04/16 16:03:46
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