A bit of Physics (Why can’t I jam with my friend in Sydney).So I am currently reduced to trying to record songs a verse at a time while the buffers run flat out!Īnyone who can offer any pointers on this one I am very greatful to and if you get yourself to melbourne the beers are on me. The only other change I can think of is I have also put Microsoft proffesional 2003 on as my operating system as opposed to the older version that was on before. I've read a lot of threads and this problem people usually dismiss as a sound card issue, the sound card I'm using while not being top of the range has worked well for basic audio recording over for a year. Press record and play for three minutes - often, but not every time, the back end of the recording will have slowed down and be out of sync with the drums (not my playing honest!) The delay that I'm seeing on the record level monitor when strumming seems to go. So, in audio settings I put the buffer on as fast a speed as possible. So, the signal is getting to the PC monitors in real time but not making it to the track without a delay. Th record level meter moves a split second later than the strum - but I'm hearing it in real time through the monitors. I press the record arm option on the track too set record level then strum the guitar. Plugin a bass or guitar to put down the first live track and lets say I'm not using any effects, completely dry. I'll import a set of drum samples to make the basis for a song. With the buffer set in the normal (mid or safe) position here's what happens. Moved from the UK to Australia (Melbourne - no problem there!) set my system up when it arrived and noticed a little noise from the HD bearing - dont think they are too kind to your PC when shipping! OK, a little latency when I was using Amplitude in real time even when I had the buffers as fat as poss but no real issues. Been using GTR Pro 3 for over a year with the following set up and no real problemsĪudigy Platinum Pro 2 soundcard (outboard)

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