Creative 0404 Owners Manual - Page 23

Devices, VST Multitrack, Setup, E-MU 0404|USB, Switch, Control Panel, ASIO Buffer Latency - latency asio

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Tutorials 6. Select Device Setup... from the Devices menu. 7. Select VST Multitrack from the Devices list. 8. In the Setup section of the dialog box, select ASIO E-MU 0404|USB. A pop up dialog box asks, if you want to keep or switch the ASIO driver. Select Switch. Buffer Latency Setting 9. Click the Control Panel button. The popup dialog box shown at right appears. 10. Set the ASIO Buffer Latency as low as your computer will allow and click OK. (10ms is a good starting point.) A low latency setting is important to assure fast response when using virtual instruments and to minimize delay when monitoring through Cubase. If you hear crackles or other audio problems, try increasing the Buffer Size. 11. Close the Device Setup screen by clicking OK. 12. Note: If the Cubase LE application crashes for any reason, it is recommended that you re-boot the computer. 13. Select Project Setup from the Project menu. This is where you set the Sample Rate and Record Format (bit depth), among other things. Set the Record Format to 24-bits and the Sample Rate to 44.1kHz. 0404 USB 2.0 Owner's Manual 23

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Tutorials
0404 USB 2.0 Owner’s Manual
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6. Select
Device Setup…
from the
Devices
menu.
7. Select
VST Multitrack
from the Devices list.
8.
In the
Setup
section of the dialog box, select
ASIO
E-MU 0404|USB
. A pop up
dialog box asks, if you want to keep or switch the ASIO driver. Select
Switch
.
Buffer Latency Setting
9.
Click the
Control Panel
button. The pop-
up dialog box shown at right appears.
10.
Set the
ASIO Buffer Latency
as low as
your computer will allow and click
OK
.
(10ms is a good starting point.)
A low latency setting is important to
assure fast response when using virtual
instruments and to minimize delay when
monitoring through Cubase. If you hear crackles or other audio problems, try
increasing the Buffer Size.
11.
Close the
Device Setup
screen by clicking
OK
.
12.
Note:
If the Cubase LE application crashes for any reason, it is recommended
that you re-boot the computer.
13. Select
Project Setup
from the
Project
menu. This is where you set the Sample
Rate and Record Format (bit depth), among other things. Set the Record
Format to
24-bits
and the Sample Rate to
44.1kHz.