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purplepeople
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Hi, a couple weeks back, Windows automatically updated some drivers on my Win 7 machine and a ton of latency issues have sprung up.
I have an M-Audio 192/4 and Audition 1.5.
Before this update, I didn't have any issues. I reinstalled Windows thinking it would solve the issue. It didn't....
It might have actually made it worse.
Essentially, everything sounds correct for two bars, and then everything else is offbeat/drifts.
I have the drift box checked so you'd think it'd fix it, but it doesn't. Also start sync.
So at this point, my only option is to record line by line......
Which I've been doing, but it's taking me 10+ hours to create a song like this compared to like 1-2...
I've noticed that if I save/closeout of Audition every once in awhile the latency seems lower.....
It also seems latency gets worse the more I record....
Meaning latency is lowest when I start a new project. Once I've recorded around 50 files the issue is really obvious....
Maybe the temporary folder needs deleted every so often? If so, do I have to manually do that?
Any ideas on things I can try?
My computer is more than fast enough to handle the highest settings. Is there anything I can change?
I have an M-Audio 192/4 and Audition 1.5.
Before this update, I didn't have any issues. I reinstalled Windows thinking it would solve the issue. It didn't....
It might have actually made it worse.
Essentially, everything sounds correct for two bars, and then everything else is offbeat/drifts.
I have the drift box checked so you'd think it'd fix it, but it doesn't. Also start sync.
So at this point, my only option is to record line by line......
Which I've been doing, but it's taking me 10+ hours to create a song like this compared to like 1-2...
I've noticed that if I save/closeout of Audition every once in awhile the latency seems lower.....
It also seems latency gets worse the more I record....
Meaning latency is lowest when I start a new project. Once I've recorded around 50 files the issue is really obvious....
Maybe the temporary folder needs deleted every so often? If so, do I have to manually do that?
Any ideas on things I can try?
My computer is more than fast enough to handle the highest settings. Is there anything I can change?
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