cubase sx3. Piano connected through a midi-usb interface. I can play and monitor and listen perfectly, but when I record the midi (even without monitoring or without any out oudio device assigned to it, it records "in advance", lots of seconds. The first seconds I play, all the notes get stacked up in hte first instant, and after some seconds (it varies a little) they begin getting recorded, lets say, 8 seconds earlier. How can I fix this?? please help me Thanks in advance Rui
On Jan 19, 1:42 pm, Rui <> wrote: > cubase sx3. Piano connected through a midi-usb interface. > I can play and monitor and listen perfectly, but when I record the > midi (even without monitoring or without any out oudio device assigned > to it, it records "in advance", lots of seconds. The first seconds I > play, all the notes get stacked up in hte first instant, and after > some seconds (it varies a little) they begin getting recorded, lets > say, 8 seconds earlier. How can I fix this?? please help me > Thanks in advance > > Rui Rui, There is a button at the top of your menu (left hand side) which looks like a clock with a frame around it labelled "Constrain Delay Compensation". Click it (it will turn orange). This will compensate for your latency and your midi and audio should now be locked (assuming ASIO or WDM drivers). HTH, CS
On 19 ene, 16:50, Cyberserf <> wrote: > On Jan 19, 1:42 pm, Rui <> wrote: > > > cubase sx3. Piano connected through a midi-usb interface. > > I can play and monitor and listen perfectly, but when I record the > > midi (even without monitoring or without any out oudio device assigned > > to it, it records "in advance", lots of seconds. The first seconds I > > play, all the notes get stacked up in hte first instant, and after > > some seconds (it varies a little) they begin getting recorded, lets > > say, 8 seconds earlier. How can I fix this?? please help me > > Thanks in advance > > > Rui > > Rui, > > There is a button at the top of your menu (left hand side) which looks > like a clock with a frame around it labelled "Constrain Delay > Compensation". Click it (it will turn orange). This will compensate > for your latency and your midi and audio should now be locked > (assuming ASIO or WDM drivers). > > HTH, CS thanks a lot. but it didn't help :S. Any other suggestion?
Cyberserf wrote: > There is a button at the top of your menu (left hand side) which looks > like a clock with a frame around it labelled "Constrain Delay > Compensation". Click it (it will turn orange). This will compensate > for your latency and your midi and audio should now be locked > (assuming ASIO or WDM drivers). I´ve always understood, that "pressing" this icon switches delay compensation OFF?! Did I get something wrong here? BTW: I mainly do audio recording and processing, very seldomly some very little MIDI stuff.
Rui wrote: > cubase sx3. Piano connected through a midi-usb interface. It may be helpful to know which particular interface you´re using, cause they all have different drivers and these can also be the cause for such problems. Though in this case, it´s probably a program issue...
On 19 ene, 22:42, "Phil W" <> wrote: > Rui wrote: > > cubase sx3. Piano connected through a midi-usb interface. > > It may be helpful to know which particular interface you´re using, cause > they all have different drivers and these can also be the cause for such > problems. > Though in this case, it´s probably a program issue... well, thing is i haven't found much of that interface on the web... I'm from argentina,, its HSR, it says 1.1 interface midi-usb, 16 channels midi i/o
On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 11:50:42 -0800 (PST), Cyberserf <> wrote: >On Jan 19, 1:42=A0pm, Rui <> wrote: >> cubase sx3. Piano connected through a midi-usb interface. >> I can play and monitor and listen perfectly, but when I record the >> midi (even without monitoring or without any out oudio device assigned >> to it, it records "in advance", lots of seconds. The first seconds I >> play, all the notes get stacked up in hte first instant, and after >> some seconds (it varies a little) they begin getting recorded, lets >> say, 8 seconds earlier. How can I fix this?? please help me >> Thanks in advance >> >> Rui > >Rui, > >There is a button at the top of your menu (left hand side) which looks >like a clock with a frame around it labelled "Constrain Delay >Compensation". Click it (it will turn orange). This will compensate >for your latency and your midi and audio should now be locked >(assuming ASIO or WDM drivers). NO, that is wrong, it's only used when recording with certain -plugins- that induce delay. Ap
On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:58:51 -0800 (PST), Rui <> wrote: In SX3 it's probably one of two things. 1. Look under Devices/Device Setup/Direct Music At the bottom will be a checkbox --- Use System Timestamp. Select that, exit Cubase then reboot Cubase, see if that helps. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. If it doesn't search the web under "ignoreportfilter" for more info. Quickly- There is a 0 byte file (ignoreportfilter) located in a folder called MIDI Port Enabler in the Cubase SX3 directory, copy or move it out of the directory into the SX3 root directory. Now there will be more MIDI interface ports available, one of these may perform better. Ap
On Jan 19, 8:37 pm, "Phil W" <> wrote: > Cyberserf wrote: > > There is a button at the top of your menu (left hand side) which looks > > like a clock with a frame around it labelled "Constrain Delay > > Compensation". Click it (it will turn orange). This will compensate > > for your latency and your midi and audio should now be locked > > (assuming ASIO or WDM drivers). > > I´ve always understood, that "pressing" this icon switches delay > compensation OFF?! Did I get something wrong here? > > BTW: I mainly do audio recording and processing, very seldomly some very > little MIDI stuff. I use it with my VSTi instruments . For instance, my drum sequencer which is triggered by my DR770 through a MIDI interface. When the icon is orange (engaged), it allows the sampled sound to trigger at the same time as the audio directly monitored from the DR770...if it is not engaged, it is out of sync (the audio coming before the MIDI triggered sample). The amount of latency compensation can be set in your preferences/VST section (under the file menu). This is different from a Midi Sync issue which has more to do with getting many Midi instruments playing together in time...you can only have one master clock keeping the beat. -CS
On 20 ene, 17:09, Cyberserf <> wrote: > On Jan 19, 8:37 pm, "Phil W" <> wrote: > > > Cyberserf wrote: > > > There is a button at the top of your menu (left hand side) which looks > > > like a clock with a frame around it labelled "Constrain Delay > > > Compensation". Click it (it will turn orange). This will compensate > > > for your latency and your midi and audio should now be locked > > > (assuming ASIO or WDM drivers). > > > I´ve always understood, that "pressing" this icon switches delay > > compensation OFF?! Did I get something wrong here? > > > BTW: I mainly do audio recording and processing, very seldomly some very > > little MIDI stuff. > > I use it with my VSTi instruments . For instance, my drum sequencer > which is triggered by my DR770 through a MIDI interface. When the icon > is orange (engaged), it allows the sampled sound to trigger at the > same time as the audio directly monitored from the DR770...if it is > not engaged, it is out of sync (the audio coming before the MIDI > triggered sample). The amount of latency compensation can be set in > your preferences/VST section (under the file menu). This is different > from a Midi Sync issue which has more to do with getting many Midi > instruments playing together in time...you can only have one master > clock keeping the beat. > > -CS yeah, all this is interesting and i'm sure i'll start investigating and asking soon, but my problem was another, it was waaaay bigger and had nothing to do with monitoring. It seeeeeeeeems it was sloved by creating the ignoreportfilter empty file in the main directory and selecting the emulated midi in that appeared afterwards, but i haven't had muuuch time to check and recheck Thanks a lot all of you..
