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May 15, 2007 at 19:57 in reply to: multiple VSTi’s ? #9920

lordsong
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@Zynewave wrote:

The Lexicon ASIO’s dialog only has a single bar control in it – offering the CPU more less thing. Nothing else – no buffers mentioned anywhere I could find so far.

The I/O latency is displayed at the bottom left of the Podium audio interfaces dialog.

Ok, mine is reading 3250.

The sound stuttering is ridiculous as soon as I have more than 1 instrument playing at once.

May 15, 2007 at 19:46 in reply to: multiple VSTi’s ? #9918

lordsong
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@Zynewave wrote:

I’m using lexicon ASIO driver for the LambdA and it only offers a simple config screen with More or Les CPU.

What is the buffer size as reported in the Podium audio interfaces dialog? If the Lexicon ASIO driver is too restricted, you may be able to get better performance by using the http://www.asio4all.com driver. At least it will allow you to set the buffer size.

The Lexicon ASIO’s dialog only has a single bar control in it – offering the CPU more less thing. Nothing else – no buffers mentioned anywhere I could find so far.

I’ll try the 4all drivers – see what happens

thanks

May 15, 2007 at 19:30 in reply to: multiple VSTi’s ? #9916

lordsong
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@Zynewave wrote:

Hi,

So how do you get more than 2 VSTi’s working simultaneously?

From your description it sounds like you are trying to set up two or more synths to be played simultaneously by the same MIDI input (i.e. layered or stacked synths). Is this correct?

Also have big CPU use and stuttering annoyances whenever more than 1 VST is playing. Always in the red.

Make sure you are using ASIO drivers. Try increasing the latency/buffer size to reduce the CPU spikes.

Frits

Thanks I tried rinxai suggestions and it works for the MIDI.
I’m using lexicon ASIO driver for the LambdA and it only offers a simple config screen with More or Les CPU.

Thanks guys

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