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Posted by EternalMusic on Apr-02-2004 14:51:

FruityLoops with MIDI keyboard

Hi guys,
I've been trying to use a MK with FL and it works but with a slight delay. I mean i press a key and after a mili second or more i can hear it in the speakers, i hope im clear enough. What should i do to fix this enoying prob?
Any help is more than appreciated
Thanks.

EM//

Posted by DJ-Kreing^^ on Apr-02-2004 14:55:

Get yourself a decent sound card

Posted by CrackedLcd on Apr-02-2004 14:57:

Go under options, audio settings and increase the buffer size.

Posted by ONION on Apr-02-2004 15:15:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_inferno
Go under options, audio settings and increase the buffer size.

Increasing the buffer size increases the latency....

Make sure you have ASIO drivers installed for your Sound card...
Then select 20ms for your latency and you should be fine.

Posted by EternalMusic on Apr-02-2004 15:52:

Thanks guys,
but (sorry for the newbish question), what are/is ASIO drivers?

Posted by Vert on Apr-02-2004 16:15:

If you don't have asio drivers, give these a try : http://michael.tippach.bei.t-online.de/asio4all/

es

Posted by EternalMusic on Apr-02-2004 17:02:

quote:
Originally posted by ONION
Increasing the buffer size increases the latency....

Make sure you have ASIO drivers installed for your Sound card...
Then select 20ms for your latency and you should be fine.

Thanks vert!
Anyway, ONION, i did what you said but it didnt help... any idea?

Posted by EliPsE on Apr-02-2004 19:40:

Dont increase the buffer size.
Go under options>audio in the scroll down it might say primary sound driver. Pick w/e drivers u want to use most likely ASIO. IF u have asio it will say it in the list. and depending on what drive u picked. choose asio panel or buffer length and bring it down to about 20ms for a start and see how that is. If your card can handle lower try 10.

Posted by CrackedLcd on Apr-02-2004 23:28:

quote:
Originally posted by ONION
Increasing the buffer size increases the latency....

Make sure you have ASIO drivers installed for your Sound card...
Then select 20ms for your latency and you should be fine.

Sorry...

The lower the buffer is the less latency you will have.

Posted by Mossy on Apr-03-2004 10:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Vert
If you don't have asio drivers, give these a try : http://michael.tippach.bei.t-online.de/asio4all/

es

cheers, thats pretty much exactly what I have been looking for for weeks!