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#Sibelius 5 drivers driver

I've played with the buffer settings a lot in every ASIO driver I've tried, but it hasn't made much difference.Having everything on ssd will also help.Hi Dave, Are these machines of yours using spinning hdds or SSDs? At this point, an old HDD can bottleneck a system massively. Having everything on ssd will also help.Īnother thought.

For super-low latency tracking and monitoring make sure you use the Direct Monitor function on the 2i2.Īnother thought. There will always be some latency, but I'm certain you should see a noticable difference between you i3 and more powerful machine. MIDI in should come from the M Audio keyboard and midi channels in Cubase should output audio to your speakers via the 2i2. your speakers / headphones should be connected to it and your live inputs should also be connected. Then all audio should pass through the interface.

#Sibelius 5 drivers drivers

Have you played around with the buffer size in your Software settings? Good drivers will only get you so far, you'll still need to balance how much time you're willing to give your CPU to do the processing required versus how hard you want it to work tog et things out quickly.Īs for the focusrite. Hi Andrew, sounds like you've got a nightmare on your hands. What am I missing here? All my googling suggests I have things set up correctly, but for some reason it plain doesn't work for me, and it's no good me overhauling the room with shiny high spec PCs if they're still battling the hardware every lesson. I've tried entirely disabling the soundcard and onboard sound so only the Focusrite unit is an option for sound, but no joy.

It does pick up the Focusrite and output sound to it though. Should I be seeing the Focusrite unit in the Output section for MIDI tracks in Cubase? I only ever see the keyboard (which is pointless as it has no speakers) and the dreaded Microsoft Wavetable Synth.

#Sibelius 5 drivers Pc

I've also tried ASIO4ALL instead, and that always makes any PC I try it on BSOD within a few minutes, so that's a nogo (plus that also has latency). I've read the blog and other posts by ICTDirect_Dave, and he seems to like them a lot, so what am I doing wrong? I've tried using the ASIO drivers that come with the unit as well as some other beta ones I came across, and they both give a huge chunk of latency. I bought one to test with and hooked it up both to the machines in the classroom and my own (more powerful) desktop machine, but whatever I try I still get horrible latency. So, I did some reading and was recommended to try to Scarlett 2i2 USB audio interfaces. Now, one of the long-standing issues we've had is that of latency - sometimes we can get the Soundblaster ASIO driver to play ball, sometimes we can't, and even when we can we often find it seems to reset itself.

#Sibelius 5 drivers windows 10

So, I'm looking at boosting them up to an i7 with 16GB RAM, running the same Windows 10 OS they are now, but with the same software (simply because with the machine costs we're unlikely to afford new software too).