I record one audio guitar track through a mixing desk then look to
record another afterwards and the tracks are completely out of time.

I thought for a while I was going mad and my timing was completely off
but I am getting severe latency and was wondering the best ideas to
get rid of this?

I am using asio drivers.

Murray

The Murray Midget wrote:
I record one audio guitar track through a mixing desk then look to
record another afterwards and the tracks are completely out of time.

I thought for a while I was going mad and my timing was completely off
but I am getting severe latency and was wondering the best ideas to
get rid of this?

I am using asio drivers.

Murray
There's a latency control window in cubase. I've heard
10ms is best for the EMU 0404.

In article writes:

I thought for a while I was going mad and my timing was completely off
but I am getting severe latency and was wondering the best ideas to
get rid of this?

This is the nature of build-it-yourself digital recorders. You can
reduce it but you can never make it go away. It's not your
grandfather's Ampex any more.


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