Secondly, you need to reduce your buffer settings (the amount of. First up - avoid the MS synth - its not great for latency.
Also if your audio interface has the instrument input on the second input. The problem is called latency and put simply the delay is caused by the time it takes your computer and soundcard to process the midi hits from the input through Reaper and off to whatever is making the sounds for you. In the same fashion, had I chosen Voicemeeter Aux Input as the Output Device, the REAPER output would go to the virtual input IN Aux of VoiceMeeter. The B2 output of VM would then go to REAPER. Note that I could have chosen Voicemeeter Aux for the Input Device. I hope that this makes sense and somebody can offer me some guidance. Reaper has fixed many of their own bugs recently that caused issues with. In this configuration, B1 is routed to REAPER after being mixed via VoiceMeeter. If I could set this to a negative value it would seem my problem would be solved but unfortunately this is not possible.
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However when looking at the driver software in system preferences it is the margin setting which affects the latency and is given in m/s (see screenshot). If the timing of the recorded audio data is not correct, adjust this value. In this menu, select the device that you wish to use. On Windows, please navigate to Options > Preferences > Device. On a Mac, this can be done by going to Reaper > Preferences > Audio > Device. * For some software, it may not be possible to adjust the buffer size. First, you will need to specify which audio device Reaper uses for inputs and outputs. If the recorded audio data contains sound dropouts or noise even after you've adjusted the audio buffer size in your software and also adjusted the above "Audio Buffer Size," try increasing this "Recording Margin" setting. I also note that these seem to be incorrectly labelled in regards to the Boss Katana USB Driver Readme file, which states
I have set the buffer size to minimum and experimented with the recording margin/timing settings to no avail. Trying to live monitor the katana through garageband is completely impossible as there is always a delay.
Currently I am having to record in whilst monitoring myself with the katana itself and then drag the audio into place in order for it to be remotely in time. The issue I am having is that no matter what I do I cannot seem to adjust the latency low enough that the recording is usable. Hi all, I have posted this elsewhere but wanted to start a new topic to see if I could catch someones attention who may already know the answer.
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