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Ah. What was the original question then? It's well established that USB1 is not useful for real-time (real-ish) audio applications. USB2... I've not had success with it myself, but I've got a MOTU 828 that serves me well (I think I get a round trip latency of 14 ms on it) , and an M-Audio Firewire Solo to take to gigs (though that doesn't actually happen) I found I had all sorts of problems when I installed the drivers for an NI USB2 Guitar Rig Session (purchased as a devilish plan to get Guitar Rig for $100) so I never actually even tried using it. I know a lot of people seem to do it, but I've always been told that for continuous streaming data Firewire still rules. One issue is that you need to buy something with a Texas Instruments or Lucent Firewire chipset, as the Richo one will often not work for some reason. On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 3:19 PM, marcus<nrvana8775@gmail.com> wrote: > Here is the issue at hand: > > Midi controller -> Firewire = no delay between clicking button and > triggering a command > Midi controller -> USB = less than a 1 second delay between click and > command trigger > > My looping is off because there is a delay between the button click and > command trigger. > > On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 4:43 PM, <cpr@musetrap.com> wrote: >> >> This might be a good set of steps: >> >> 1) hook up both controllers at the same time >> 2) trigger the same thing with both of them >> 3) are the results different? >> 4) do you have other usb devices connected? >> >> For debugging, if you are on Windows, you can load up MIDI-Ox and >visually >> see the data come in from both devices. can you see a difference in >timing? >> >> -cpr >> >> Quoting Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com>: >> >>> Hey - guys, there seems to be some misunderstanding in this thread. It >>> now looks as Marcus are talking about audio latency - although his >>> first post gave the impression that he had problems with MIDI latency. >>> >>> Marcus, maybe you can explain again so people with knowledge can give >>> accurate advice? ;-)' >>> >>> Per >>> >>> >>> >>> On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 11:52 PM, marcus<nrvana8775@gmail.com> wrote: >>>> >>>> I'm using a rolls midi buddy. It has never caused any sort of delay >>>> except >>>> for now, when using USB. >>>> >>>> On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Mark Sottilaro ><zerocrossing@gmail.com> >>>> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Could the problem be your looper controller? What are you using? >>>>> It's surely not your MIDI interface. I remember having to return a >>>>> midi pedal once... I think it may have been a Yamaha, for this exact >>>>> reason. There was a noticeable delay between the time I stepped on >>>>> the button to the time it transmitted. Really silly. Control with >my >>>>> FCB1010 is as close to instantaneous as it gets. >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > >