- #How to make the fl studio asio stop lagging install#
- #How to make the fl studio asio stop lagging drivers#
- #How to make the fl studio asio stop lagging pro#
- #How to make the fl studio asio stop lagging software#
- #How to make the fl studio asio stop lagging free#
What happens when you begin running low on memory the computer will swap real memory out to disk to provide more free memory when an app require it. It's not a particularly wild guess that the DAW is the most memory and processing intensive app you have running unless you do something like CAD, 3d animation, or video editing which would have similar memory constraints.
#How to make the fl studio asio stop lagging software#
The VAST majority of end user software requires very little in terms of memory, especially things that are more internet based. When you say you have no problems like this with anything else you run that doesn't surprise me at all. I know people don't like to hear it, but Apple doesn't want you to use your computer for 8 years, and their newer OS's aren't going to be built with the older machines in mind.Ĭhances are this is a result of a low memory condition in older machine with limited processing power. If you're monitoring off the LT, you shouldn't get any latency on your guitar signal because the signal is not passing through the computer unless you have track monitoring enabled in Logic. If you're only getting it after awhile on playback tracks, but your guitar is still in time, you may be out of RAM or your HDD might be on its way out. In regards to the OP - are you monitoring off the Helix outputs or through the laptop headphone output or a different interface. Once you start using multiple I/O devices you're asking for trouble.
#How to make the fl studio asio stop lagging drivers#
Since using this, I've not had a single repeat of the problem!Īpple likes to tell people that their audio drivers are perfect and you should be able to use aggregate devices without issue, but its just not true. The fix, for me anyway, was to create an aggregate device, with Helix in and Babyface out.
Unplugging/rebooting either interface fixed the problem, but only temporarily. I was having a similar issue as you, where initially everything would be great, then after an arbitrary amount of time, a huge amount of latency (2-3 seconds) would appear out of nowhere. In Logic my input device was Helix and output Babyface, as I just prefer using the volume control on the Babyface for monitors and headphones (the dim function is really useful). I use Logic X on MBPro, with Helix floor. When I take the 1/4" out from Helix LT into my cheapo Apogee Jam and into my MacBook, I get no perceptible lag, 100% of the time running the same setup otherwise.Īny ideas? I don't have another Mac to try and replicate the problem on, unfortunately. Is there any other audio software I should try out on this computer to see if the problem persists? It seems like it happens right after I either start playing loud, fast, adding effects or a looper track - so it may be DSP related? I have no idea what could be causing the issue. when I try to use the Helix LT as the interface, everything starts up fine with imperceptible lag, then I start playing, and within usually 30 seconds to a few/several minutes, it all of a sudden gets incredibly laggy - probably about 2 seconds of latency, so not a serviceable result.
#How to make the fl studio asio stop lagging pro#
Regardless of whether I'm using GarageBand or Logic Pro X, regardless of buffer settings, etc. Computer runs like butter for all of the other tasks I use it for, and the exact same problem persists regardless of how many programs I have open.
#How to make the fl studio asio stop lagging install#
I have a 2012 MacBook Air w/ 4GB RAM and plenty of free storage, running a clean install of the latest OS. I'm running the most current firmware as of now, 2.91.0. It's a really small delay so to say.This problem has existed since I got the Helix LT years ago, in every firmware I've had installed on the LT and every OS and audio software I've had on my Mac. What settings do you recommend me to change? Direct monitoring is on, so the problem is when I use direct monitoring in FL Studio, thats where the delay occurs. Sample rate probably on 44k or something, standard have not touch it. I have no more info than that since my Mac is at the studio right now and I'll go back on monday unfortunately. I tried to use the lowest buffer length, like 3-4ms but that didn't help. Mic is great so is the equipment but I don't have the actual info. Well, I will have to check with the studio I go to since it was my first time going to an actual studio, budget-studio så att säga, since youre from Sweden :D Click to expand.Thank you for the reply first of all bro, truly appreciate it.
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