midi problems and delay.

[tomb]

ok i have been using neuendo, but i can not get it to record midi at all. i have it set to use the delta 1010 24/96, but i get nothing. so my buddy brings over cuebase, i hook up the midi keybaord again, and behold works, im recording, but with one problem. there is a massive delay from when i hit the key compared to when the note is played. it sounds allright using a synth with long drawn out notes, but there is no way io could use it to record drums via midi keyboard. any suggestions would be great. thanks tom

[James Argo]

tomb...
What kind of MIDI devices you are using ? Was it internal synth (soundfonts, software synth, etc) or external devices ? If it's internal (software based synth), then I bet you have latency problem. I don't use Nuendo, neither Cubase, so I can't tell you exactly how to solve it, but look around for latency & input monitoring thingee in your application. Lower it. How's your computer spec ?


Jaymz

[tomb]

im using lm9, which is a software based drum machine and steinberg dacota, which it is also software based, i just saw a moog synth is out now, and if i can get this working ill be buying that up in a heartbeat. my computer is win2k os. 2.0gighz p4, 1 gig of ram, im using a delta 1010 24/96. im using a bassline synth for the actual keyboard. please let me know. whats a good software drum machine, and is there a good symphony program for adding chello and violins and such. also if somone knows a better program let me know. ill put the other on ebay and get somthing else. i need a good program for recording a band, and midi stuff. thanks.

[tomb]

ok im good now. i got midi working in nuendo, and its great. i couldnt find the settings in cuebase, but it was using the sound blaster live for midi. in nuendo i found the setting to set it to use delta 1010 as the input, and i have 0 latency. thanks every one.

[James Argo]

Glad to hear you made it