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RE: Setting up buffer size with Presonus AudioBox - Patrice Brousseau - 04-24-2020
Interesting solution. However, for those not tech savvy, it could be an headache. At least, it's a working solution.
Somebody mentioned the same with Presonus and MacOS?
My buddy has an Audiobox but he is going to setup an M-Audio FW410 in the next few days.
Me, I'm ok with my Roland.
RE: Setting up buffer size with Presonus AudioBox - marhdeth - 04-24-2020
Agreed, I posted a nice thorough how-to here: https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=537. But still, has the potential for headaches. I still say the overall best solution would be for JK to implement their own ASIO request settings.
RE: Setting up buffer size with Presonus AudioBox - Josch - 05-10-2020
Thanks to Tom Dill, this was very helpfull. My StudioLive 24R works now with JamKazam. I figured out an easy method to let the audio test fail and get into the "tweet stettings"- menu.
1. open Universal Control
2. start the dialog to add a new audio gear in JamKazam
3. After choosing the ASIO-driver for the 24R, JamKazam first is testing the latency and then testing the in- and output-Jitter. This test takes 10s. Change the buffersize in Universal Control to 2048 before the Jitter-Test passed. This will let the Jitter-Test fail and you get the link to the "tweet settings".
4. As Tom Dill wrote, select "slow" which will adjust a buffersize of 128 and a framesize of 10ms in the ASIO driver. "Moderate" will udjust a buffersize of 256 and a framesize of 5ms.
5. When you are in a session yo can change back the framesize to 2.5 ms in the "audio boost"-menu
I hope this will help some presonus-user
RE: Setting up buffer size with Presonus AudioBox - Tobias - 10-23-2020
(04-13-2020, 12:05 PM)johnm Wrote: ... There seems to be no direct way of setting the specific size that you want directly in JK, however if when it does the audio test it fails, it gives a link to a "tweek settings" below where the test results are. I could not get this as I always get green on the test, so I loaded the system with other apps so that the CPU was maxed out and then I managed to get the test to fail and could get to the link!!!!! ...
Thank You for that hint, that was huge help for me. I also found a "tweak settings"-link – at step 6 of the "audio gear setup", on the left. I followed Your instructions, went back to step 2, checked the ASIO settings (buffering size was modified), clicked the resync-button etc.
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RE: Setting up buffer size with Presonus AudioBox - terryh - 10-24-2020
(05-10-2020, 05:00 PM)Josch Wrote: Thanks to Tom Dill, this was very helpfull. My StudioLive 24R works now with JamKazam. I figured out an easy method to let the audio test fail and get into the "tweet stettings"- menu.Thanks a million for this. This has let me fix the occasional input/output jitter problems I was having with my audiobox USB 96. Everything was generally green, but I would get an occasional pop in my headphones and then both the jitter lights would go red - 30, 60, even 100ms, just for a second or two. Even on my own in a private session it was very obvious - and the metronome became seriously uneven. With these settings, I now have slightly greater latency, but still just under 10ms, but without the occasional catastrophic hold-ups.
1. open Universal Control
2. start the dialog to add a new audio gear in JamKazam
3. After choosing the ASIO-driver for the 24R, JamKazam first is testing the latency and then testing the in- and output-Jitter. This test takes 10s. Change the buffersize in Universal Control to 2048 before the Jitter-Test passed. This will let the Jitter-Test fail and you get the link to the "tweet settings".
4. As Tom Dill wrote, select "slow" which will adjust a buffersize of 128 and a framesize of 10ms in the ASIO driver. "Moderate" will udjust a buffersize of 256 and a framesize of 5ms.
5. When you are in a session yo can change back the framesize to 2.5 ms in the "audio boost"-menu
I hope this will help some presonus-user
This is on Windows 7. On my Macbook pro, I don't seem to have these problems. Neither machine is particularly new.