How can I eliminate the sound delay between the A-300pro and the computer sound card?
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There is likely no lag between your A-300pro and your sound card. The A-300 doesn't actually send sound. It only sends midi commands, and it is up to your computer to process those midi signals quickly and make a sound with them.Look to the program that is being triggered by the A-300 for ways to improve latency. Look for settings like buffer size, and lower it. If your sound card has options for ASIO, use them. If not, consider installing ASIO4ALL and instructing your audio program to use that instead of your sound card.
1580076
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.
1580077
This is done at the sound card if there is latency or make sure your usb and midi cables are configured properly
1580078
Latency is a function of buffer size in your DAW. Lower that and this delay is reduced (potentially to imperceptible levels with a buffer of 128 or lower)
1580079
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.
1580080
There is no one simple answer. First I would look to any support forums for the software you are using it with. I assume a DAW. When you say computer sound card, that might be the main trouble. You should always be using a dedicated audio interface not a standard sound card that comes with your average off the shelf computer. Daniel G. is right in that your audio buffer size is a good place to tweak. But go find a support community for the program(s) you are using the keyboard with.
1265742
Sound comes from the computer, not the monitor. Plug your speakers into your computer.
1812806
I don't think so. The audio jacks (both front and back) that came with the computer are hard wired to the motherboard and once you enable the sound card, those are disabled. I bought the card my built in sound card failed. I was hoping the new card supported EQ function but it does not thus the audio/music sound like crap. I eventually swapped computers with my wife and gave her the Creative card as she can't hear the difference. I was disappointed the this card performance.
1818353
Yes, just start audio out from your computer without boost and work up from there.
1666676
use a microphone with a stereo jack, like one used for a computer. my unit grounds out when using the mic jack.
1682853
Don't know, but I don't think this is relevant. Do not forget, this is an interface NOT an external soundcard. If you run Windows, get a USB soundcard instead and use free VSTi's for the desired sound.
428906
I have seperate speakers, and do not have a problem with any delays. I have not used it with my tv speakers so I have not experienced this issue. Sorry I could not be of more assistance.
675453
go to control panel, the on the left fine hardware and SOUND click on it the adjust sound also make sure the speakers not on mute , good luck,
323103
Also, if what you want to do is hook up a studio-quality microphone to your computer (rather than mix several audio inputs in realtime) you're better off with a dedicated mike preamp like the Art Tube Studio and a USB sound card (cheap ones are fine).
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i would suggest getting a third party driver (UNi Xonar Drivers 1.72) from http://maxedtech.com/asus-xonar-unified-drivers/ as asus no longer supports this soundcard
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Mine is hooked up to a desktop with a discrete sound card. I "suspect" if you go into control panel>sound, just make sure you choose the right output in "playback" tab of sound in control panel. It wanted to have AMD high definition sound but I changed it to my card. You can do this and if you are not sure which is the correct one, make sure you have music playing as you try each possibility, the one that lets sound come out your speaker is the correct one. This is a windows sound configuration issue, not a monitor issue, just saying. Hope that helps, if not, if you get the results and have amazon contact me I will try to help more. This is basically what Rick, the previous person tried to say. Mine is hooked up to a desktop with a discrete sound card. I "suspect" if you go into control panel>sound, just make sure you choose the right output in "playback" tab of sound in control panel. It wanted to have AMD high definition sound but I changed it to my card. You can do this and if you are not sure which is the correct one, make sure you have music playing as you try each possibility, the one that lets sound come out your speaker is the correct one. This is a windows sound configuration issue, not a monitor issue, just saying. Hope that helps, if not, if you... » Read More Mine is hooked up to a desktop with a discrete sound card. I "suspect" if you go into control panel>sound, just make sure you choose the right output in "playback" tab of sound in control panel. It wanted to have AMD high definition sound but I changed it to my card. You can do this and if you are not sure which is the correct one, make sure you have music playing as you try each possibility, the one that lets sound come out your speaker is the correct one. This is a windows sound configuration issue, not a monitor issue, just saying. Hope that helps, if not, if you get the results and have amazon contact me I will try to help more. This is basically what Rick, the previous person tried to say. « Show Less
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I ll suggest you go to soundbot website and drop a message to their tech support team. They are very responsive....
89671
You won't notice the delay unless you allow the sound to come out of both the TV speakers and the BT speakers/headphones at the same time. The delay is small and you probably won't notice unless you're being nitpicky. I'm happy connecting to this with a Plantronics Pulsar 260 Bluetooth A2DP headset.
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It has an audio delay function, but I haven't tried it or had a need to use it.
1654289
Sorry. Shouldn't need a sound card. Depending on your system config. What OS are you running?
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what u can do is insert your driver disk that comes with the mother board. Do not choose auto install every thing. the scroll down the list of drivers and choose the audio driver and install it.
1564723
Use Audacity. It's free and under the "Effect" menu, you can use the noise removal option which will take out all background noise.