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? How does one turn off Steinberg UR-RT4 Direct Monitoring? - David Stojakovich - 11-23-2020
[attachment=265][attachment=264][attachment=263]Hello Forum Members!
Do any of you use a Steinberg UR-RT4 interface with JamKazam? If so, how do you make sure that Direct Monitoring is turned off?
While in session I have the following problem...the audio becomes static (buzzy) then my signal is seemingly to me pushed in front of or behind (either way out of time) against the person I am Jamming with. While persisting and playing through this (which is not pleasurable) at times the problem goes away by the end of the song. At other times it persists until a second after we stop playing, then it clears up.
I don't know if direct monitoring is causing this or not but want to eliminate direct monitoring as a possible root cause.
For others not familiar with this interface, it does not have a physical switch for direct monitoring on/off. The instruction manual does not mention the words direct monitoring with the exception of using it with Cubase. In Cubase>Studio Setup there is a soft switch to turn direct monitoring on or off.
What controls the interface with other DAWs (and JamKazam) is a software mixer interface called: dspMixFx UR-RT (Screen Shots of current set-up above) and this software does not have a soft switch for direct monitor control.
In JamKazam Audio Devices I run the Yamaha Steinberg USB ASIO Driver sample rate at 96KHz, and the minimum buffer size available at 64 samples in low latency mode.
Moreover...I run a new HP tower, Windows 10 20H2 (home) with 32GB RAM + 32GB Optane memory, Gen9 i7 9700. And connect over Ethernet.
In session with the UR-RT4 I run an XLR mic on Ch1. and run a Boss ME-80 into Ch.3 & Ch.4 (Line in).
I appreciate your feeedback.
Thanks,
David