REAPER'S METER RED WITH AERODRUMS

[FRANDIROMA]

Buffering is set to 44.100. However, the problem seems to have been solved.

In Reaper I tried changing drivers, from Asio Umc to Asio 4All. but the signal was mono. I went back to Asio Umc and everything is ok now!

Strange but true!

Thanks for the attention!


Greetings

[Wolfgang]

Buffering is set to 44.100

I wasn’t speaking about sampling frequency, but how many samples was your ASIO buffer size. If you have the UMC Control Panel you see this in Buffer Settings. Normally it should be not under 64 nor over 128 samples. Over 128 samples you will start feeling latency and under 64 scrambled sound (or you have a very good computer). Possible is that by switching to Asio4all and back you have set this to it’s normal values.
Glad it works now for you.

Thanks for the attention!

You are welcome

[FRANDIROMA]

The buffer size was 8! I usually keep it at 128.

The strange thing is that after changing the value, it always returns to 8.

Do you know why?

Have a good day!

[Wolfgang]

You said UMC Asio. Do you have a Behringer sound card? And if yes, which one?

[FRANDIROMA]

Yes, i have Behringer U-Phoria UMC204HD.

[Wolfgang]

Have you installed the ASIO drivers from Behringer?
Should be "UMC Driver 5.57.0"

[FRANDIROMA]

Exactly, I have installed UMC Driver 5.57.0 since I have owned the card.

[Wolfgang]

The Behringer drivers are quite good and you can use ASIO for Aerodrums whilst using Windows audio for YouTube or other things. You spoke about Asio4all. There is NO reason for keeping it. It’s even not a real ASIO driver. Deinstall it completely, restart your computer and with a little chance your problem is gone.

[FRANDIROMA]

Even if Asio4all is used by Ezdrummer, Addicitive drums etc, in stand alone mode?

[Wolfgang]

Yes, absolutely! You can set the UMC ASIO Driver in all your software and use them all together. But if Aerodrums is one of them, you need to set sample frequency to 44,1 kHz for all.