got really bad latency when trying to put in a beat on in cubase which is ..........

[John-n.co.uk]

connected to reason useing redrum , anyone know why ?

[sureno]

Originally Posted by John-n.co.uk

connected to reason useing redrum , anyone know why ?

have you got any limiter/compressor type plugs running?

[John-n.co.uk]

nope nothing like that

[sureno]

Originally Posted by John-n.co.uk

nope nothing like that

have you got any fx plugs running, i cant remember but i think C4 has delay compensation, have you triggered this?

[John-n.co.uk]

no mate not useing that .

[sureno]

Originally Posted by John-n.co.uk

no mate not useing that .

try using it and see if it improves, also you may get some more advice over at the official forum CUBASE.NET

[John-n.co.uk]

thanks mate .

[modz1]

Here's a thread about latency in Logic.. some similarities may (or may not) suggest themselves...?

http://forums.dv247.com/reason/1953-...ed-logic8.html

[Monarch]

Originally Posted by John-n.co.uk

connected to reason useing redrum , anyone know why ?

I know it seems desperately obvious but...have you ajdusted your latency settings in Cubase recently? Maybe pushed them up a bit and perhaps did not lower them before using Reason?

I would check the latency settings in both Reason and Cubase. Just a double check.

Could Cubase be using the wrong sound card? It might have picked up your onboard card an be using that instead. I would double check that in Reason as well.

When I have used Rewire in the past and had strange problems, shutting down both Rewire apps (in the right order) and then restarting them again (in the right order) usually solves any problems. Rewire sadly as useful as it can be, it's not a perfect solution just yet.