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hannelea: Joudun turvautumaan N-Trackkiin Protoolsin kaaduttua. En oikein enää muista tämän käyttöä ja pari asiaa joihin toivoisin joltain konkarilta vastauksen.
 
1. Miten saan jo äänitetyn esim. pianoraidan kuulumaan luureista samalla, kun laulan 2. raidalle laulua? Nyt se tulee koneesta.
 
2. Mistä sai raidat samaan taimiin?. Ykkösraita ja kakkosraita menee eri tahdissa, yleensä kakkosraita laahaa perässä.
 
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Siis tässä ohjeet, mutta......käytännössä. Jos erot raitojen synkronoinnissa on suuret, laitetaanko lowbufferia vai extralowta yms. Laitetaanko napukat samaan kohtaan esim. nro 4, vai toinen eri kohtaan.....Auts;)
 
5.5.3.Buffering Settings
To open the Buffering Settings dialog box, select Settings/Buffering settings. Click More Options to open the buffering options.
Playback buffers: number and size of buffers used during playback and for live processing output. Decrease the buffering to decrease the time between an action operated on the mixer and its hearable result (output latency). Low values of this parameter will make the program more resource-consuming: if you can hear jumps in the playback, try increasing this parameter.
Preload: a value higher than 1 allows the program to load buffers from the hard disk while at the same time processing another buffer.
Disk loading buffers x times bigger: sets how many times the buffers used for loading data from disk are bigger than the buffers used for accessing the soundcard. Since big disk loading buffers lead to a more efficient use of the hard disk while small buffers lead to a lower latency, a relatively high value for this parameter can allow you to use the hard disk efficiently while maintaining a low output latency.
Recording buffers: number and size of buffers used during recording and for live processing input during recording.
Size: sets the size of the blocks the program uses to save data to disk. Bigger blocks make the access to the hard disk more efficient, but too- large blocks may cause small drop-outs in both recording and playback during recording.
Click the Apply button to use the new values. If playback, recording or live input processing are active, they will be stopped and restarted with the new buffering settings. The default values appear when you rotate the knobs, but any other value for both the buffer size and number can be manually entered typing the number in the text boxes.
Always start from the default values, then try to increment the buffers if you need more reliable playback and decrement them if you want lower latency.
When using Asio drivers, the buffer size and numbers are dictated by the Asio driver, so the program will complain if the settings are different from those requested by the driver.