Something that I deal with for decades ... latency compensation. What the heck is wrong with that feature? I play some tight guitars and then I have to edit the track-position maually because of a non-working compensation algorithm. How do you handle that?
I don't get that Cubase auto-latency feature...
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Ericlingus
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Yeah i've never had any issues with it as well. I've used Cubase SX3 and now i'm using Cubase 6.5
I've had this happen before... it was a random type situation and i'd always just restart and itd be okay.
make sure your "Device Setup" setting aren't wacked out. I suggest hitting the "set to default" button, restarting, and see what happens.
make sure your "Device Setup" setting aren't wacked out. I suggest hitting the "set to default" button, restarting, and see what happens.
Loren Littlejohn
Lover of all boobage.
If it's a constant issue then either (my thoughts)
1. Your devices driver sucks (not likely IMO).
or
2. Latency isn't being reported accurately and you need to do a loopback test to set that shit correctly.
I've done the loopback with my device and it was 2 samples off
lol. Not really enough to give a shit, but I did set cubase to compensate for those last 2 samples.
1. Your devices driver sucks (not likely IMO).
or
2. Latency isn't being reported accurately and you need to do a loopback test to set that shit correctly.
I've done the loopback with my device and it was 2 samples off
lol. Not really enough to give a shit, but I did set cubase to compensate for those last 2 samples.
