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Mikataudio

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  1. Response from AVID: Please keep in mind that USBpre2 is not a supported audio interface for Pro Tools based on the following chart: http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/Compatibility/Pro-Tools-HD-12-Approved-Audio-Interfaces-and-Peripherals For the troubleshooting steps, please see below: First of all, please clarify if the issue is happening only with USBpre2 or if this is happening with any other audio interface connected and set as Playback Engine. Secondly, please install ASIO4ALL from asio4all.com, set it as Playback Engine and route the signal through USBpre2. See if the latency persists on the same level. If the issue is still there, please complete the optimization process. This is highly recommended and can resolve many issues: http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/troubleshooting/en367983 Also, rebuild Pro Tools preferences: Mac: 1. With Finder as the active application, click on the Go menu, hold the Option key and click Library. 2. Click on the Preferences folder and move the following items to a separate folder on desktop: • Preferences > Avid > Pro Tools • com.avid.ProTools.plist Win: Go to C:Users > *Your User Name* > AppData > Roaming > Avid and delete the Pro Tools folder. Then, restart your computer. • Note: If you cannot find the AppData folder, click on the View tab, above Show/hide check Hidden Items. So, worse than useless. We are on our own I'm afraid. I find ASIO4ALL to be a bit of a dogs dinner, but will try and try again until I can get my head around it, then report back.
  2. Yes, I get this annoying issue in Pro Tools under windows 10. It has not always happened, sometime after v12 it kicked in. It seems slightly unstable in its additional latency - often with a burst of audio after stopping the timeline as a precursor the issue manifesting. The delay can be anywhere from .2 of a second up to about 2 seconds in my experiences - I have found no fix, no other mention on any other website/forum, or even any knowledge of this from SD support. Interestingly, the meters in PT seem to bop along in time with the visible waveforms, but the hardware LED meters on the USBPre2 bop in time with the audible output. Suggesting that there is something clogging up the pipes between the ASIO output of PT and the hardware output. You are not going mad, you are not alone, if I work out wtf is going on and find a fix, I shall post it here. Would you also do the same? My USBPre2 is awesome under every other DAW in windows 10, and as awesome as I would allow PT to be described under OSx. I think this is a PT issue rather than anything else.
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