Other Audio Driver And Audio-Related Settings - Roland Sonar V-Studio 100 Getting Started

Other Audio Driver and Audio-Related Settings

You can also set the following options as necessary.
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Execute the "Options | Audio" command to open the "Audio Options" dialog box.
By clicking the [Help] button in each dialog box, you can view detailed information about each option.
Audio Options dialog—General tab
Mixing Latency (MME and WDM drivers only)
If you're using a MIDI keyboard to play software synthesizers, or if you're using SONAR's input monitor, you can
shorten the latency (delay until sound is heard) by reducing the I/O Buffer Size.
However, if you reduce the I/O buffer size too far, a greater processing load will be placed on your computer,
potentially causing pops, clicks, and dropouts (interrupted playback). If this occurs, increase the buffer size. ->
"About Mixing Latency" (p. 57)
Audio Options dialog—Advanced tab
Driver Mode
If an Audio Driver Error appears, adjust "Audio Buffer Size" in the "ASIO Panel."-> "Troubleshooting" (p. 41)
If the driver mode is WDM/KS, try changing to ASIO.
Use Multiprocessing Engine
Select this check box if you have a multi-core or multi-processor computer.
Record Latency Adjustment
This specifies the offset when performing loopback recording. Measure the offset amount while actually performing
loopback recording, and then enter this value.
Initial Settings
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