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digitalcriminal

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Tuesday, November 9th 2010, 6:23am

OMG Finally I fixed my timing/sync stuttering issues.....

Ok so first a lil about my setup...

-RME Soundcard (as ASIO audio out)
-Virus TI2 (with vst control) 4.1.10.16
-NI Maschine (Drums)
-Cubase 5.5.1 32bit
-Loads of vst etc...

Ok so after much BS and testing I have sync finally....

-Set Cubase Project to 48KHZ
-Set RME Soundcard to 48KHZ
-Set Virus to 48KHZ (Before entering Cubase - not sure if this helps)

Maybe Im celebrating too soon, but I finally (after 5weeks) have perfect sync and am not going to be able to sleep.
I will have to keep this project open until I finish it... lol

MAybe this helps someone? I refuse to use the virus as my soundcard as it is definately not a nice as the RME...

digital.criminal

digitalcriminal

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Tuesday, November 9th 2010, 6:28am

Also, I have a dedicated USB card cause running it off my mobo was causing some other issues... Plain sawtooth sounded distorted...
Guessing was not enuff bandwidth.

Also USB 3 port worked great until I installed usb 3 driver...lol... So I just dropped the $30 bux on a dedicated card and it works great now...

Lightsound

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Tuesday, November 9th 2010, 2:16pm

Hello,

thanks for the information.

I have had awful pitch shifting problems, that seem to be directly related to the Virus TI midi timing also.. that Access seem to have trouble both pinpointing and fixing.. :(

I've got to give your method a try, before re-considering to sell my Virus TI..

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Thursday, November 11th 2010, 1:42am

though access seem very suspicious of it - i would recommend that everyone got a dedicated USB device for their virus ESPECIALLY if they have other stuff going on on USB like webcams or whatever (possibly not on laptops due to the lightweight nature of working with them).

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Thursday, November 11th 2010, 9:58am

YES,some new mobo doesn't recognize correct usb1.0 bandwidth and dedicated usb card it's useful option..
DAW: Cubase 6.5.4 (64 Bit)
OS:Windows 7 (64 Bit) And OSX 10.7.5
Virus TI OS:4.5.3
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Synth : Virus Ti Desktop,Virus Ti Snow,Nord Stage ex88,Roland Mc-909
PC : Core i7 870 ,8.0 GB Ram
Mac : Macbook Pro Mid 2012 ,Core i7 ,8GB Ram

digitalcriminal

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Thursday, November 11th 2010, 1:58pm

YEs and if you run off usb2 ports, youre most likely sharing IO with other devices... Which does not work well..

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