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MIDI-OX User Forum    MIDI Yoke    MIDI Yoke NT (Moderator: Jamie OConnell)    Timing problems on XP « Previous topic | Next topic » Pages: 1  Reply Notify of replies Send Topic Print    Author  Topic: Timing problems on XP  (Read 1024 times) rkwb Member MIDI-OX Rules!     Posts: 30 Timing problems on XP « on: Dec 29th, 2003, 10:32am » Quote Modify Hi !     Sorry for posting this again, but it was covered in antother thread and somehow did not get attention...   I try to simply connect a MIDI file player (tried van Basko and MIDI-OX) to a VSTi in Cubase by connecting it through MIDI Yoke and I get tremendous timing problems, like playing with a fully drunken drummer.   The system is a 2.4 GHz Compaq Laptop, 512MB RAM and XP Professional. I tried to reduce the system services as much as possible, but no difference. If I route the MIDI out of the MIDI player directly to eg. Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth everything is fine.     Unfortunately, I don't have another system to check right now...   Any idea ?   Thanks and best regards   RKW IP Logged Jamie OConnell Administrator     Gender: Posts: 2027 Re: Timing problems on XP « Reply #1 on: Dec 29th, 2003, 2:40pm » Quote Modify What happens when you use Basko -> MIDI Yoke -> MIDI-OX -> GS Wavetable?  If that works try Basko -> MIDI Yoke -> Cubase -> GS Wavetable ...  By switching components you can find where the problem is. IP Logged --Jamie Music is its own reward. rkwb Member MIDI-OX Rules!     Posts: 30 Re: Timing problems on XP « Reply #2 on: Dec 30th, 2003, 3:54pm » Quote Modify Hi Jamie !   That's a clever test !!! I have done so and bingo, the component that causes the trouble is the soft synth !!! Obviously, the two programs competing for the CPU lead to the fact that I loose the exact timing.     What irritated me was, that when I load the MIDI-file within Cubase everything was fine with the same soft synth, but in this case Cubase propably is controlling that everything is in time.   So I guess there is no solution to this problem besides a 4 or 5 GHz machine.... Or maybe Hyperthreading.   Thanks anyway !!! I should have known... NO WAY that MIDI-Yoke or MIDI-OX could have caused the problem.   Thanks and best regards RKW IP Logged Pages: 1  Reply Notify of replies Send Topic Print Forum Jump: ----------------------------- Official -----------------------------  - Announcements ----------------------------- MIDI-OX -----------------------------  - Questions and Discussion   - Mapping Questions   - Scripting Questions   - Installer Issues   - Wish List   - MIDI-OX Bug List   - MIDI-OX Beta Bugs   - Map Exchange ----------------------------- MIDI Yoke -----------------------------  - MIDI Yoke 98 => MIDI Yoke NT   - MIDI Yoke Installer Issues   - MIDI Yoke Bug Reports ----------------------------- HP16C Emulator -----------------------------  - HP16C Questions and Discussion   - HP16C Programs   - HP16C Bug Reports ----------------------------- General -----------------------------  - General Board   - 3rd Party   - Web-site Issues   - Desktop Icon Save and Restore « Previous topic | Next topic »

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