réactions à la news Un nouveau boîtier de synchro chez Roland
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Cruise Castillo
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En fait, j'ai acquis quelques synthés de la série Roland Boutique et ça marche nickel en midi (je les ai updatés via USB depuis ma partition Windows 7).
Je me demandais donc si l'USB était rédhibitoire vu mon environnement Windows XP...je sais pas quoi faire
J'ai posté sur le forum gearslutz pour expliquer la manière dont j'aimerais pouvoir travailler (et que ça tourne), j'ai pas le courage de re-traduire en anglais car je me casse du boulot mais si tu piges un peu où je veux en venir...
Well i'd like to be able to avoid audio/midi latency in both standalone et hybrid modes:
That's the way i would like to make music:
Playing simultnaneously
- Live with the MPC (with beeing able to record live in my DAW)
- Live in my DAW with :
some audio tracks running w/plugins fx
midi channels sent to my hardware synths
I noticed some syncho delay, soft and audio as well.
My soundcard is the firewire one integrated in my Mackie 1640i, i integrate hardware effects as well though the mixer audio (TC firework, DP4 + MFC42).
I was wondering if an external clock will solve the latency issue and as the SBX is the cheapest box actually, i wanted to know if it would solve soft and hardware latency issues as well.
I can't find many informations in the forums. As i have windows xp, i don't know if i can it work anyway in my environnment as the driver are up to Windows 7...
I have connected my roland boutique through midi indeed and it works pretty well (i have updated the USB drivers through my Windows 7 boot partition).
Any help appreciated
Je me demandais donc si l'USB était rédhibitoire vu mon environnement Windows XP...je sais pas quoi faire
J'ai posté sur le forum gearslutz pour expliquer la manière dont j'aimerais pouvoir travailler (et que ça tourne), j'ai pas le courage de re-traduire en anglais car je me casse du boulot mais si tu piges un peu où je veux en venir...
Well i'd like to be able to avoid audio/midi latency in both standalone et hybrid modes:
That's the way i would like to make music:
Playing simultnaneously
- Live with the MPC (with beeing able to record live in my DAW)
- Live in my DAW with :
some audio tracks running w/plugins fx
midi channels sent to my hardware synths
I noticed some syncho delay, soft and audio as well.
My soundcard is the firewire one integrated in my Mackie 1640i, i integrate hardware effects as well though the mixer audio (TC firework, DP4 + MFC42).
I was wondering if an external clock will solve the latency issue and as the SBX is the cheapest box actually, i wanted to know if it would solve soft and hardware latency issues as well.
I can't find many informations in the forums. As i have windows xp, i don't know if i can it work anyway in my environnment as the driver are up to Windows 7...
I have connected my roland boutique through midi indeed and it works pretty well (i have updated the USB drivers through my Windows 7 boot partition).
Any help appreciated
Cruise Castillo
479
Posteur·euse AFfamé·e
Membre depuis 20 ans
Bionic Boogie
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Posteur·euse AFfranchi·e
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Cruise Castillo
479
Posteur·euse AFfamé·e
Membre depuis 20 ans
Bionic Boogie
69
Posteur·euse AFfranchi·e
Membre depuis 21 ans
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