I haven't used a Delta card for a really long time, but I think you have to open the Delta control panel, click on the Patchbay/Router tab, and choose WaveOut 1/2. I think by default it's on Monitor Mixer, which may cause the delay effect.

Getting win 7 in january, so I will have more info.. but check this thread mate..

http://forums.m-audio.com/showthread.php?t=5151

Btw if its 64bit, this one may help:

http://www.sevenforums.com/sound-au...river-here.html

I'm also using the soundcard under windows 7 and I don't have this problem. Which drivers did you use?

I used the Windows 7 drivers available on their site.

But I think I fixed it: I had to turn the Monitor bar down (or make it silent). So in that picture, when you drag the Monitor (rightmost) bar to 0, that gets rid of the echo. (Line 1/2 should be up at 100%)

Does anyone know what the Monitor does? Will I ever need it?

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No Left Turn: I haven't used a Delta card for a really long time, but I think you have to open the Delta control panel, click on the Patchbay/Router tab, and choose WaveOut 1/2. I think by default it's on Monitor Mixer, which may cause the delay effect.

They've changed their Control Panel. Now, it looks like this:



Right now, my Output setting is set to "SW Rtn", is that correct?

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Originally posted by HardTranceProd Right now, my Output setting is set to "SW Rtn", is that correct?

Yeah I think so. It's the default, and I don't have any problem with it.