You will need software that can "use" the ASIO driver as well, and if you are going with VSTs in the future, you would be using a VST Host application that will be able to select ASIO for the input and output. This is most likely going to use the Windows WDM/directsound and "in shared mode" which tends to have a lot of latency.įor recording and playing you will want to use a low-latency driver: look for a Roland-provided ASIO driver or use ASIO4ALL (freeware). Sound Control Panel, checked "Listen to this device" I just started in the musical area and I'm afraid to spend more money without making sure it will fix this problem.
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My drum kit is next to my computer so it makes sense to only use my computer for everything.ĭoes an audio interface accomplish this? I read a lot of tutorials teaching how to record yourself playing on the computer but none of them explicitly say if or how you also listen through the computer. The reason for this is that in the future, I intend to use VSTs to enhance the drum kit and some learning softwares. I would like to know what is the best approach to connect my drum kit to my computer and listen to it with my headphones, also computer-plugged, with the same delay and quality as you would have playing with the headphones connected directly in the drum kit. I went to the Sound Control Panel, checked "Listen to this device" on the properties of the TD-11K recording device, and it worked!.
SUPERIOR DRUMMER 3 LATENCY DRIVERS
I plugged it on my Windows 10 and the drivers were successfully installed. I recently got a Roland TD-11K, which has an USB output.
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