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Went back to my old Roland TD6 and after a few learned tweaks, and it’s working fine now…

Modrob

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Hey thanks, Rogue…I kinda thought it might be something like that…

Tim

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Can you be a bit more specific please? Sorry, but I’m limited in my knowledge of this kind of stuff, since this is my first foray into using computer “assisted” sounds in my outboard recording…

I opened Solo and instead of selecting ASIO4ALL as my AUDIO selection, I tried each of the other options which were “primary sound driver”, “Realtek speakers”-or something similar, or “Realtek Digital”. Those were the only selections available. I think two of them let me hear sounds (monitoring through my computer speakers at the time instead of outputting from headphone jack to outboard recorder), but again, latency was horrible. I did notice, however, that when ASIO was not selected, under the “latency” element, I found a slider that was based at “30”, whereas when ASIO was selected, then a “buffer window” appeared in “Latency” and lowest selectable value was a “64”.

I have visited the MAudio site and downloaded, then installed the latest driver for my MAudio Midisport 2×2 Anniversary Edition interface…And in Solo, when I click under the Midi Device, I have the unit selected (only options being Maudio Input A or Input B–nothing else listed)..

Thanks again for any more ideas.

Modrob

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