EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

What about EEmagic EASI drivers? Does anybody use
them?
I have the same problem with latency using ASIO (on my
PC), but wen I'm decreasing buffer the system is
overloading...I think maybe EASI?



--- Sascha Franck <saschafranck@...>
wrote:
> While on Macs the Mac/AV latency may be good enough
> for realtime playing of
> virtual instruments, on Windows:
> a) there's no such thing as a generic AV
> driver/card, so there's no "common"
> latency adjustment trick either,
> b) most "standard" MME cards don't deliver low
> enough latencies to even
> think about realtime playback.
> 
> The only solution is to get a card coming with
> proper ASIO drivers (well,
> lately I heard quite some good reports about low
> latencies for some WDM
> drivers, the Delta cards have very good ones I
> think).
> To lower that latency you gotta check your cards
> driver/ASIO setup utility.
> Anything below 10ms should give you a feeling being
> as good as many
> standalone modules being played through MIDI. The
> appropriate buffer setting
> at 44.1kHz should be something between 300 and 500
> samples (512 samples @
> 44.1kHz = 12ms latency).
> I don't know about the GINA, but it should offer
> buffersizes that low.
> Usually the lowest available buffersize however
> raises the CPU burden a bit,
> so I would try if the second to lowest setting is
> still good enough
> (personally I am pretty happy with the 6ms I'm
> getting out of my current
> card, a TerraTec MT88).
> 
> Regards,
> Sascha
> 
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