Wavelab

[recordingguy]

There is a one second delay during playback and record in Wavelab 3.0 when used with the Digi 001...Before I had the Digi 001 and Protools it worked great, I was just wondering if anyone else has had the same problem? Let me know if you have any suggestions...Thanks....

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[8mmOverdose]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by recordingguy:
[QB]There is a one second delay during playback and record in Wavelab 3.0 when used with the Digi 001...Before I had the Digi 001 and Protools it worked great, I was just wondering if anyone else has had the same problem? Let me know if you have any suggestions...Thanks....

I think thats just the nature of the beast for now. I'm sure Digidesign would say its a software flaw in Wavelab and Steinberg would say its a hardware flaw in the digidesign pci card. I just live with it.

[Digi9000000]

It's actually a buffer size issue. The Dig001 requires an audio buffer for any app. You can set the buffer smaller and thus make the latency a little better. To do this, go to Start>Settings>Control Panel, double-click Multimedia. Go to Devices tab. Expand "Audio Devices". Select "Audio for Digidesign Multimedia Devices" and click Properties. Click Settings, then set the buffer size to Small. Close out all the dialogs, restart, and presto! a smaller buffer size! I actually even got pretty decent latency out of Reason with this trick.

[ July 08, 2001: Message edited by: Digi9000000 ]

[8mmOverdose]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Digi9000000:
It's actually a buffer size issue. The Dig001 requires an audio buffer for any app. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I have a small buffer already *laugh* But seriously I already have the buffer set at "small". I dont get a 1 second delay, but it has a slight delay before playback or recording. I used to run wavelab with a card d+ and it worked perfectly with that. I see that a full second delay would be really annoying, but I can live with the slight delay that I have for now.

[cuba]

pt le + 001 are a standalone for good...and bad. same thing with soundfordge (little bit better).

[Ssaidvox1]

how do you use wavelab with PT? I have both...didnt know they could be used together?!?

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[8mmOverdose]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Ssaidvox1:
how do you use wavelab with PT? I have both...didnt know they could be used together?!?

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The can't be used "together", but they can both be used on the same system. ie, to use PTLE you need to close wavelab first and visa versa. at least thats how it is on my system.

[recordingguy]

I have a MAudio Audiophile 24/96 that works well in the system and there is no time delay so I will just use it for Wavelab and Digi 001 for ProTools...Thanks for your replies... [img]images/icons/rolleyes.gif[/img] [img]images/icons/tongue.gif[/img] [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[8mmOverdose]

I just noticed this. You can also adjust your buffer settings within wavelab. go to "preferences", then "audio card" You can adjust the buffer amount and size. it even tells you how much latency you will have. if you set everything as small as it can go the latency is 34 m/s.

I usually record and playback in 24 bit mode. Before adjusting the buffer size I was able to play 16 bit files in the 24 bit playback mode, but with the buffers this small you will need to playback 16 bit files in 16 bit playback mode or they sound strange.

I haven't played around with this too much yet and I get no help from the wavelab help files. Hope it helps.

[recordingguy]

Thanks I will try that tonight 8mm... [img]images/icons/wink.gif[/img]