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However if this isn't an option, make sure all other effects are bypassed apart from your guitar effects when tracking.ĭeleted that and the latency is still bad, i also updated the focusrite drivers a time agoīut it can't be the vsts, in studio one with exactly the same project i don't have latency also if you have a good pc is enough to run a lot without problems Typically I record both the dry & effected signal using hardware effects to avoid any VST latency, then add the VST effects afterwards. Tracking guitar without latency when only using VST effects can be tricky though.
I'm running the 1st gen 2i2, 6i6 & 18i20 on three different machines, and although I normally use a buffer size of 64, I can get as low as 32 for tracking, or 16 for playback without effects. With cakewalk NOT running, delete AUD.INI from %APPDATA%\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core, then start Cakewalk. It was down to conflicting settings in my AUD.INI. This happened to me a while back when I upgraded my Focusrite drivers.
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