Silicate is pretty fast, so with any reasonably up to date system this should be your go to answer for everything latency related. The signal you are sending is pretty small, but how fast the actual copper wire responds to electrification is most likely to blame. In any case, the cable itself is to blame, and nothing onboard the PC can change that. (I think there may be 2 milliseconds on slower machines, which is for audio, and even then it's suitable for vocal monitoring. The difference is 100% latency free playback.
(Easiest of all) upgrade cables to USB type C and use 3.0 bus. Frequently, a independent sound card will shorten the signal chain in the box and most importantly encode the signal locally. Faster ram means less read write time between button press and sample playback.ĭedicated soundcard. Very simply put, this signal over USB A connection will take time to bus, and with each step adding more latency, there is nothing aside from the following measures which will fix it.īuy faster RAM. This will change with Asio4all installed. The greyed-out box just indicate that Sibelius is looking for an ASIO option but doesn't find it. What this means is that it (Asio4All) can help with the problem, a little, hopefully enough to make playing the keyboard less annoying. I recommend to test different settings here, playback and adjust again to find the optimal settings for your setup. However, minor tweaking is possible with it such as buffer sizes and adjustment of internal latency to get most out of your ordinary drivers which is use in the end. This is because Asio4all is more a interface "wrapper" than an optimized driver - it fools the system into thinking there is an actual asio driver for your card there (but it works).
This will give you the ASIO interface but not necessarily the low latency that comes from using a dedicated ASIO driver. I'm afraid you are stuck as the Realtek chipset doesn't have a dedicated ASIO driver.Īs tomeoftom's mention in his answer, you can use the Asio4All.
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