HELP!!!

[kawayan_strat]

i'm using cbase sx3,and i'm having problems with latency since i'm only using the built in
sound junk of my pc.i did use asio4all pero kaunti lang nai-tulong nya.
correct me,but i think i would have to get a digital audio interface(tama ba?).
meron ba kayong may ma-suggest na mura lang,mga 5-10k  pero does the job.tnx!

[xjepoyx]

i'm using cbase sx3,and i'm having problems with latency since i'm only using the built in
sound junk of my pc.i did use asio4all pero kaunti lang nai-tulong nya.

kung latency during mixing or playback on the app problem mo. baka

1. overloaded na ba ng effects yung mga tracks mo.
2. how much ram do u have sa cpu mo? atleast sana naka 512mb ka or better yet 1gb minimum.
3. do u have other applications running on the background? no other applications should be running during session on ur DAW
    (eg. anti virus on systray, messengers)

i think i would have to get a digital audio interface(tama ba?).
meron ba kayong may ma-suggest na mura lang,mga 5-10k  pero does the job.tnx!

for starters and budget constraint. bili ka na lang creative sound card either audigy or x-fi.
kung mejo maluwag naman budget mo EMU 1212M PCI naman bilhin mo.

[starfugger]

there's also m-audio in JB.  that should fit the bill (i think).  i suggest scouting for second hand stuff in the pro audio classifieds. 

[KitC]

there's also m-audio in JB.  that should fit the bill (i think).  i suggest scouting for second hand stuff in the pro audio classifieds. 

Ooohhh... he just missed out on bugoy's Audiophile 2496!

Both the M-Audio and Emu stuff are good and are highly recommended. Seriously, you should consider something better than an ouboard soundcard if you want better performance/latency with Cubase. The soundblasters are ok to begin with, but rather than spending around 11k for an XFi, better to put that money into M-audio and Emu stuff.

[xjepoyx]

oo nga pala noh... yun yung ina eye ko yung kay bugoy...

 sayang kawayan_strat at mejo nahuli huli ka.

[bindoy]

kaya pa ata sa M-audio ng 6,700.00++(disc price) kung cash ata. para sa audiophile 2496..galing ako JB MOA nung last month e...kasya sa budget yun sir...onti lang diff from sir bugoy

[kawayan_strat]

there's also m-audio in JB.  that should fit the bill (i think).  i suggest scouting for second hand stuff in the pro audio classifieds. 

Ooohhh... he just missed out on bugoy's Audiophile 2496!

Both the M-Audio and Emu stuff are good and are highly recommended. Seriously, you should consider something better than an ouboard soundcard if you want better performance/latency with Cubase. The soundblasters are ok to begin with, but rather than spending around 11k for an XFi, better to put that money into M-audio and Emu stuff.

sir kit,may friend ako na may soundblaster,which specific model yung sinasabi mo na
"ok to begin with"?

[kawayan_strat]

i'm using cbase sx3,and i'm having problems with latency since i'm only using the built in
sound junk of my pc.i did use asio4all pero kaunti lang nai-tulong nya.

kung latency during mixing or playback on the app problem mo. baka

1. overloaded na ba ng effects yung mga tracks mo.
2. how much ram do u have sa cpu mo? atleast sana naka 512mb ka or better yet 1gb minimum.
3. do u have other applications running on the background? no other applications should be running during session on ur DAW
    (eg. anti virus on systray, messengers)

1.di naman overloaded sa effects yung mga tracks.
2.sa ram,512lng(baka eto)
3.latency during playback lang amigo.

[KitC]

The Audigy series "will do" if you want to make a demo. Just don't expect it to have pristine sound quality. The older SBlives are "just there" pero I don't like their noise floor. One more thing, to get good sync with the Audigy, ALWAYS (and I mean ALWAYS) record at 48 khz, not 44.1 as is the norm. Just do a sample rate conversion when burning to CD; use Voxengo's free r8brain to convert to 44.1. r8brain is one of the better sample rate conversion software out there; it sometimes sounds better than sample rate converters built into most DAW software.

What 'blaster does your friend have?

[xjepoyx]

i'm using cbase sx3,and i'm having problems with latency since i'm only using the built in
sound junk of my pc.i did use asio4all pero kaunti lang nai-tulong nya.

kung latency during mixing or playback on the app problem mo. baka

1. overloaded na ba ng effects yung mga tracks mo.
2. how much ram do u have sa cpu mo? atleast sana naka 512mb ka or better yet 1gb minimum.
3. do u have other applications running on the background? no other applications should be running during session on ur DAW
    (eg. anti virus on systray, messengers)

1.di naman overloaded sa effects yung mga tracks.
2.sa ram,512lng(baka eto)
3.latency during playback lang amigo.

main factors talaga eh ram and sound card.

like what me, bossing KitC and ma'am Hazel said try getting a good one like EMU or M-Audio. cguro naman pasok na sa budget mo yung 6.7k para msa M-Audio audiophile 2496 na nabaggit ni Bindoy

PEACE!

[xjepoyx]

mejo OT: Im Planning to sell my audigy zs platinum for 4k baka interesado ka

[KitC]

1.di naman overloaded sa effects yung mga tracks.
2.sa ram,512lng(baka eto)
3.latency during playback lang amigo.

1. Too many effects can overload the cpu causing dropouts and the audio engine to stop.

2. 512 megs is ok for tracking and mixing, I survived for the last 3 years with just that. It doesn't hurt to have 1 gig though. What is important is to regularly defrag your hard drive before recording.

3. Excessive latency is a sign of bad drivers or too high buffer settings. Bad drivers prevent you from reaching single-digit latency times, while high buffer settings will delay playback appreciably. Don't record with plugins, add those later during mixing.

[kawayan_strat]

1.di naman overloaded sa effects yung mga tracks.
2.sa ram,512lng(baka eto)
3.latency during playback lang amigo.

1. Too many effects can overload the cpu causing dropouts and the audio engine to stop.

2. 512 megs is ok for tracking and mixing, I survived for the last 3 years with just that. It doesn't hurt to have 1 gig though. What is important is to regularly defrag your hard drive before recording.

3. Excessive latency is a sign of bad drivers or too high buffer settings. Bad drivers prevent you from reaching single-digit latency times, while high buffer settings will delay playback appreciably. Don't record with plugins, add those later during mixing.

1.i only use naturalverb and sonic maximizer

2.i'm contemplating right now to add another ram. .ok i'll defrag regularly.tnx!

3.i don't record with plugins,i add them after.

[kawayan_strat]

The Audigy series "will do" if you want to make a demo. Just don't expect it to have pristine sound quality. The older SBlives are "just there" pero I don't like their noise floor. One more thing, to get good sync with the Audigy, ALWAYS (and I mean ALWAYS) record at 48 khz, not 44.1 as is the norm. Just do a sample rate conversion when burning to CD; use Voxengo's free r8brain to convert to 44.1. r8brain is one of the better sample rate conversion software out there; it sometimes sounds better than sample rate converters built into most DAW software.

What 'blaster does your friend have?

i think "live" yun.may front panel sha na pwede dun mag input ng midi at standard jacks ata.
color white as i remember.

[xjepoyx]

audigy yun sir or x-fi series

[KitC]

The SBLive Platinum also had  front panel breakout. Re: the XFi, note that the kxproject drivers don't work with that card.

With regards to plugins, note that time-based effects such as reverbs and delays usually have a much higher cpu hit than other plugins so if your pc is struggling, just render or freeze the effect so you can proceed with further processing. I once went that route when I was mixing on a 166 MMX!

[kawayan_strat]

audigy yun sir or x-fi series

so,pwede na yung ganun?total hiram lang muna para i-test.

[xjepoyx]

audigy yun sir or x-fi series

so,pwede na yung ganun?total hiram lang muna para i-test.

pede na rin for starters

PEACE!