Will this help lower latency when using vsts in daws. For example when i open alot of vsts in flstudio it lags
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It will not reduce latency. The only thing that will eliminate latency for VSTs is a dsp interface that uses the interface for processing of the VSTs instead of the cpu processing the VST. Universal audio has an amazing interface that does just that, the only problem you would run into is that you would have to use the universal audio VSTs (which cost a lot for the average consumer). Look into getting Vsts that use lower processing and are cheap if you can't afford universal audio. I recommend that you look up Steven slate. I give everything he has 5 stars because it doesn't require any processing and it's reasonably priced. It will not reduce latency. The only thing that will eliminate latency for VSTs is a dsp interface that uses the interface for processing of the VSTs instead of the cpu processing the VST. Universal audio has an amazing interface that does just that, the only problem you would run into is that you would have to use the universal audio VSTs (which cost a lot for the average consumer). Look into getting Vsts that use lower processing and are cheap if you can't afford universal audio. I recommend that you look up Steven slate. I give everything he has 5 stars because it doesn't require any... » Read More It will not reduce latency. The only thing that will eliminate latency for VSTs is a dsp interface that uses the interface for processing of the VSTs instead of the cpu processing the VST. Universal audio has an amazing interface that does just that, the only problem you would run into is that you would have to use the universal audio VSTs (which cost a lot for the average consumer). Look into getting Vsts that use lower processing and are cheap if you can't afford universal audio. I recommend that you look up Steven slate. I give everything he has 5 stars because it doesn't require any processing and it's reasonably priced. « Show Less
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Sure it does! And a lot, specially becaus of it's audio processing. It sounds way better too, maybe even perfect. It gives you those little details that make the big difference at the moment of mixing and mastering. It won't help much if the vsts you are using take use of too much CPU, it'll then help just a bit. Hope this helped you and look for me on SoundCloud or Facebook as Toxic Granny :) Cheers and wish you a great year.
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FL studios CPU is not that high if you open alot of VSTs and also have an Audio Interface connected chances are it will lag like hell
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It will not reduce latency. The only thing that will eliminate latency for VSTs is a dsp interface that uses the interface for processing of the VSTs instead of the cpu processing the VST. Universal audio has an amazing interface that does just that, the only problem you would run into is that you would have to use the universal audio VSTs (which cost a lot for the average consumer). Look into getting Vsts that use lower processing and are cheap if you can't afford universal audio. I recommend that you look up Steven slate. I give everything he has 5 stars because it doesn't require any processing and it's reasonably priced.
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Very little latency. I have not personally used it serious live capture, but have tested. I didn't notice any latency. Streaming magazine suggested a couple of these Black Magic Design UltraStudio combined with a newer, three Thunderbolt buss MacBookPros and Telestreams Wirecast as a portable live streaming system in their April edition.
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I haven't noticed any significant latency with the headphone monitor, especially for monitoring directly from the mixer. Additionally, while using it to monitor audio from my PC I haven't noticed anything significant. I would like to note that I have been using my Q502 in a Windows 8.1 64-bit environment.
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You will need to make adjustments to the latency of your DAW. I'm using SONOR X3, and it's quite compatible with the A300. Depending on what you're using to power your MIDI, it will take more or less adjusting to get the least amount of delay (latency) and best performance from your computer.
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I don't use it with fl I use my mp with ableton live 9. The faders on there work for each instrument you're using up to 6. & you can map the knobs to what eer macro you want on ableton. Basically if there's a knob on that changes the bass or reverb on fl you can map it to the knobs on your mpd. I'm sorry I couldn't help more since I'm not familiar with fl. Hoped this helped somewhat. Happy holidays
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It is the software that needs to work with the soundcard. And all of the dj software I am aware of can all run off of a program called asio4all. If you download asio4all to your computer, it will run off of the computer soundcard. Since you have an above average one already, the latency shouldn't really be an issue either. So yes I believe it should work perfectly.
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You most likely need to adjust the "Latency" in your DAW. If you can't work that out, you might want to post the following: The OS, DAW, and Soundcard you are using.
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You can use this in the studio as well as live.. but honestly, with the amount of software available, you have way better options for studio purposes. For live its ok.. but not "great." Hope this helps.
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Are you monitoring via DAW? That will inherently cause latency because it has to go through the AD/DA converters (plus whatever latency is induced in the DAW). Its unavoidable if you need to monitor an effected signal, but if you just want to monitor the dry signal, turn up the "To Mon" knob and mute the track you are recording in your DAW. The input monitor sends it to the monitors before any AD conversion, so the latency is practically zero (i mean...its whatever time it takes to travel through the cables which is zero latency to human ears).
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I use ableton and the mapping is all messed up, you need to use the studio software for full use of the samples, and in order to use it in any other DAW you need to run the studio software as a plugin which makes arrangement confusing and difficult. Maschine is well worth the price difference and you will never regret it
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Sometimes slow hard drive access times can cause stuttering in recording or playback. If increasing the buffer or latency settings in the sound device preferences (File Menu &gt; Preferences &gt; Sound Device) doesn't help, and you have Mixcraft 6 or higher, try this: 1) In Mixcraft, click on the File menu and select Preferences. 2) Choose the Recording preferences. 3) Try switching the Recording File Type setting from "Uncompressed Wave File" to "Compressed Ogg Vorbis File." 4) Now record something and see if the problem is gone. Good Luck!
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You most likely have to locate the folder that you assigned your vst/instruments to. Moving files can result in this message for what ever program you are using.
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I just use it as plug & play. The "VSL" is a software-based mixer, but I've never used it.
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The other solutions are perfect - you need to hit a 'mono' button in your DAW or use an external monitor controller with a 'mono' button. I have one cube as well and use one TS (i.e. mono guitar cable, not a TRS cable) from one of my headphone outs of my interface. My interface's monitor outs are already in use for my main monitors. I hit my DAW's 'mono' button, silence my mains and turn up my headphone out going to the cube and voila!
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This is done at the sound card if there is latency or make sure your usb and midi cables are configured properly
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If you saved your music files from the Maschine environment as Maschine project files, then yes. However if you used Maschine as a VST plugin in a Digital audio workstation environment like Ableton Live, Pro Tools, or Logic, then no, you will not be able read your Maschine files from within your DAW. But you can always open your Maschine plugin from your DAW and save your Maschine arrangement as a Maschine project file. Then you'll be able to load it later into the new MK2.
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This should work with any DAW application, you would just need to install drivers and configure in preferences in your specific DAW.