Help with lagging in Cakewalk
- Damien Verrett (Jonas)
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Re: Help with lagging in Cakewalk
Looks good. The thing that confuses me about some of these interfaces is it looks like all of those microphone input jacks in the back are 1/4" ones. Am I just looking at it wrong?
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Re: Help with lagging in Cakewalk
Looks like 4 XLR microphone inputs on the front panel to me, with pre-amps and phantom power.
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Re: Help with lagging in Cakewalk
Oh wait a sec, I didn't follow that link last time. I guess the one I looked at was a different model. Still though, there are some I've found that look like the don't have any XLR inputs on 'em.
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Re: Help with lagging in Cakewalk
Oh wait I figured it out haha, they're both microphone inputs as well as 1/4", right?
Anyways, if I go about buying an interface, how confident should I be that it'll solve my problem? I don't want to go and get one and then find out I have the same issue.
Anyways, if I go about buying an interface, how confident should I be that it'll solve my problem? I don't want to go and get one and then find out I have the same issue.
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Re: Help with lagging in Cakewalk
Before you buy an interface, and I very much suggest you do, have you optimized your computer for recording?
Do a google search for "optimizing Vista for audio" and read up on all the things you can do to make your computer more stable for audio. I've done a ton of this kind of thing on my Dell laptop and I still have to turn off the wireless when I record or I get pops in my tracks.
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Do a google search for "optimizing Vista for audio" and read up on all the things you can do to make your computer more stable for audio. I've done a ton of this kind of thing on my Dell laptop and I still have to turn off the wireless when I record or I get pops in my tracks.
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Re: Help with lagging in Cakewalk
Awesome! Thanks, ken! I'll get on that.