The problem was not digital dropout it was a plug in I was using.

However on the subject of changing my audio buffer on a creative labs pro emu o4o4. You guys seem to think that it is in device setup > vst audiobay > control panel This brings up a latency compensation menu going from 2ms to 500ms Surely this is not the same as audio buffer that would go 512 1028 etc etc. Anyone care to explain for the benefot of anyone using CL pro cards

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Originally posted by Sonic_c You guys seem to think that it is in device setup > vst audiobay > control panel This brings up a latency compensation menu going from 2ms to 500ms Surely this is not the same as audio buffer that would go 512 1028 etc etc.

And again.. yes it is. Some soundcards have the buffer in samples, some in milliseconds.

1. open audio bay and set you emu asio driver


2. open emu asio tab:


3. click on control panel and set latency:

ok sorry me just being silly I didnt realise

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yeh or get a faster cpu

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