Are you bouncing in realtime? And have you tried larger buffer sizes?

If your using cubase try this. go into device setup and then click on VST Audiobay , then expert, in there set audio priority to low and put a tick in adjust for record latency. Then in export select real time export.

It should work, let us know?

he is a sonar user...go figure :roll:

sonar audio engine is not gapless...so get yourself cubase sx

No I'm not bouncing in realtime, but I unchecked the option "fast bounce" in sonar and now that problem is solved :)

Nomatter what I set the buffer size to it's pretty much the same.

Thanks Ben.

Do you have a driver for that soundcard where you can change buffer size (latency) like on the RME cards? I had the same problem first time i ran it and found setting to 6ms solved it!

I've tried out cubase sx, but I think sonar gives you a much better workflow.

PC

i'll make a little video of it tomorrow...

i have an EMU 1820m soundcard (which is in my opinion shit)
1xUAD 1xPoco MK1 1xPoco MK2

also i formatted just incase... problem still there

Thank you very much! :)

That helped alot, but the MIDI is still not as tight as when I run it with my MIDI interface and the analog outs.

Make sure to run the TI on a USB2 port thats not shared on the same buss by anything other than the TI. Do not use a USB HUB!
Make sure you have lattest bios and USB2 drivers for you motherboard before you install the software!

Check list :roll:

New updates are a major improvement for me, with some productive satisfaction at last.
:P

What good news to come home... Should I still wait for the major bugs being fixed or buy that box? Don't know yet