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When I use WDM Input Exclusive Mode the buffer becomes stuck at 1440 though... And I can't use the VAIO because my audio interface's drivers pop and crack when put into another ASIO driver. Also my other question still stands, would it be the buffer of the cable then the buffer of the output device?...

Why are the Virtual Audio Cable's buffers stuck at 528 in Voicemeeter when I set the wdm buffers to 128? 2018-02-15 (1).png Also my second question is, If I have all my audio going into a cable then it goes into my output device is it the latency of the cable and the output device? For instance is t...

Okay, thought that would solve my issues, but nevermind. Now I just have vb audio cable in Hardward Input 2 and I made that my default device. I think that the pops and cracks when away, but I think I hear them now and then.

I hate how this problem is nearly hopeless.

I may have found a solution to the timing issues. I recently discovered a Steinberg application named ASIO Multi Server. With this application I can wrap my sound cards driver into an audio server, then I can have the program recognize specific clients, such as Voicemeeter Banana. For three days of ...

Okay so I used MT32-SPLite with my M-Audio M-Track 2x2 and I observed that at 256 it's ASIO driver gets not timing errors over a span of 6 hours, pretty good in my book. However Voicemeeter VAIO ASIO is having about 20 errors in that same time span. With my Scarlett Solo the timing errors with 256 i...

Thank you for the response. For the time being I'll just use Reaper and Synchronous Audio Router. I did get a response from Focusrite about how the drivers behave, but I'm just waiting on more information.

I'll keep you posted about it.

Okay well I figured out my DPC problems. My NVIDIA graphics card has a "speed step" in it, that's a type of bios option that people advise turning off when dealing with CPU related drivers and high DPC from them. Originally I was on "Optimal", but I set it to "Adaptive"...

Okay so I've discovered that my nvlddmkm.sys driver, or Nvidia driver, is causing a lot of latency.

Could this be the problem of my ASIO drivers messing up?

My only problem that I have with my Scarlett Solo is that when push loss occurs there is a audible crack in the playback of recordings and in the headphones. I got the M-Audio M-Track 2x2 to see if any push loss happens on a reoccurring rate. So far I have heard no cracks or seen the push loss value...

I am no stranger to these forums. However, I have just recently made an account because of certain findings that I have discovered and a this thread that has been recently posted: https://forum.vb-audio.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=506 When I saw this post I was more than inspired to discuss my find...