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1. #SAMPLITUDE PRO X2 SUPPORT MIDI NO SOUND AFTER LOADING VSTS DRIVERS#
2. #SAMPLITUDE PRO X2 SUPPORT MIDI NO SOUND AFTER LOADING VSTS DRIVER#

Other than that, I would have to say you are trying using something that is exclusive to Studio One that is introducing latency such as one of the S1 only VST's.

#SAMPLITUDE PRO X2 SUPPORT MIDI NO SOUND AFTER LOADING VSTS DRIVERS#

Latency is determined by your drivers and Studio One is capable of buffers as low as 32.ĭid you do DAW tweaks? Search for Sweetwaters Windows 7 Optimization guide.

#SAMPLITUDE PRO X2 SUPPORT MIDI NO SOUND AFTER LOADING VSTS DRIVER#

I just built a new DAW (see my sig) and I have zero problems running with my audio driver buffers at 32 and Studio One set to 32. That said, I use Reaper to test when I do have problems and it is always the same as Studio One in terms of latency.įor the chunk of change you just dropped and seeing how Studio One is your preferred DAW I would have looked in to Presonus gear that seamlessly integrates with everything.Īnd why on Earth would you drop all that money and then try to run it all on an AMD? If there's one thing that Studio One is universally known for that blows all other DAW's out of the water is it's handling of latency. The "deal" is, you have something set wrong.

I just don't understand why this is not addressed. Not thrilled with Reapers gui but will live with it until I see improvement on S1's side. Is it asking to much to have Studio One Cpu performance optimized? Has there been any word from the Dev's if they are working on this?Īs much as I am a S1 fanboy I simply can't deal with this shortcoming for a live performance rig. What's the deal with Studio Ones really poor performance in this area? I was shocked that I could run the same plugins at 32 samples without Reaper breaking a sweat. Well after doing some research I became aware of Reapers ability to perform at very low latency so I downloaded it and gave it a try. Being a keyboardist and sourcing all my sounds thru vsti's I find running at 128 effects my timing. The best latency I can get running all this is 128 samples. The interface is a Rednet pcie Dante cart linked into a Behringer x32 with Studio One controlling the mix, Vsti's, Lights, monitor mixes, and sending a click to the drummer so he keeps sync with the show. The system consists of a AMD 9590 cpu running at 4.9, 16 gigs of ram and Samsung ssd's.

I've just put together a new system for live performance with a band I'll be playing in. The gui in my mind the best on the market for workflow, productivity and intuitive use.