On your headphones or simply direct monitor with your global mix, but there you should mute the recording track of your guitar for avoiding some double echoed audio source The saffire mix control is the way for configuring ASIO buffer size and Latency, just simply.Īs Planet said, you should better look at direct monitoring there is always going to be some latency involved in software monitoring the mic signal right through Live (this is often called the 'round-trip' latency). It features flexible output routing and monitoring, as well as intuitive one-click set-up solutions designed to help you track, monitor and. I definitely think I should not be having as much latency as I am so I think there is more to getting the setup and configuration correct than what I'm doing. Saffire MixControl, the ultra-low-latency 16 x 8 DSP mixer/router software provided with Saffire PRO 24 DSP, sets a new standard at this price point for audio interface control. Maybe not what you'd prefer but it's clean, runs well, etc). The computer I'm running is fairly decent I believe (It's a Dell Studio. I've gone into Ableton and went to the Latency part and lowered it as much as I can without it sounding shitty but that really didn't do THAT much. I can't play anything because what I'm hearing back is too delayed. I'm playing guitar through the Focusrite and into Ableton but there is too much latency. I'm having some trouble with my audio interface.
#BYPASSING LATENCY WITH SAFFIRE MIXCONTROL HOW TO#
I mean I use computers many hours everyday, I know what I'm doing and how to get around I just don't always know configuration details and such. My knowledge when it comes to computers and digital equipment and stuff is not super high. I'm been playing instruments and making music for quite a while but just now starting to pick up some things to actually record on a budget lately.
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