Sound like you might be using a plugin that uses a high sample buffer.
This in conjunction with Automatic delay compensation could cause project dependent higher latency.
Either find the plugin and remove is, or use the ‘restrain delay compensation’ option.
@curteye… using Mac Dual 6 core, 32 gigs RAM, OSX 10.8.2 and Cubase 7.0.1
@pixie… would this just start happening after closing and opening a project? I just opened another project that was responding fine yesterday and now it’s not working.
I’ll see if I can find that restrain delay compensation. Is that in the prefs?
@emotive… yes, that’s what I did with another project and that worked, but It seems to be happening alot and I shouldn’t have to do this every day.
Check your ASIO driver. It seems on my machine to sometimes open using the wrong driver and not the specific to my sound card. Did it this afternoon, put in the generic driver on a track I 've been working for some time.
It appears that once I use Halion Sonic, then I get the latency. It breaks the project and can’t be fixed. I can start a new project, but once I introduce this plugin then I get my latency and it can’t be reset.
or maybe it can, but I’m not sure how. Any advice would be great.
Do you have any plug ins on your master fader? If you use mastering plug ins on your master out while mixing you will introduce latency.
There’s no way around this as those plug ins are designed to be used after you’ve done all of the playing and note entry…try bypassing plugins on your master.
I now have MIDI latency very noticable also. It’s like 1/8th of a second. So bad, I cannot play live with anything going on anymore. I’m using a Novation Impulse 49 controller, MR816csx FW800 soundcard and Cubase 7.0.1. Unbelievable.