should be fine - see no reason why not.

why not just plug them both in to the laptop and see what happens, nothing will explode

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Originally posted by optik should be fine - see no reason why not. why not just plug them both in to the laptop and see what happens, nothing will explode

thats not a bad idea, im gonna do that
thanks!

i think it should work too, i was just wondering if anyone has tried this method before and could confirm that it works(out of experience).

I have a trigger finger and an 02 and I used them both on my laptop at the same time. It really depends which software you are using. It works fine for Reason and fruity loops, but I could see other software having a problem running both at the same time and you may just have to manually select which one you want to use.

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Originally posted by FuzzyGreen I have a trigger finger and an 02 and I used them both on my laptop at the same time. It really depends which software you are using. It works fine for Reason and fruity loops, but I could see other software having a problem running both at the same time and you may just have to manually select which one you want to use.

yup, thats it, i installed them both, and when i use them in cubase or ableton i have to select wich one i want to use, thats pretty sad but still better than nothing.

btw, is the search function working or no? cus i was searching for latency issues with cubase topic (wich i remember seeing) and i couldnt find anything.

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Originally posted by Akazi yup, thats it, i installed them both, and when i use them in cubase or ableton i have to select wich one i want to use, thats pretty sad but still better than nothing. btw, is the search function working or no? cus i was searching for latency issues with cubase topic (wich i remember seeing) and i couldnt find anything.

latency can be adjusted by reducing the buffer size in your DAW interface driver. For example in MOTU or RME, there's a control panel-like app, where you can specify buffer size 64, 96, 128, or 256. The smaller the buffer, the better is the latency but also you might experience clicks and poping, depending on your hardware, drivers, and cpu. I'm getting 1.6ms latency on my Motu 828 mk2 and 2.1 on RME Multiface. pretty sweet.

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