[mcgrail]

I ttend to monitor as i record using headphones, i dont use the monitoring from adobe itsledf because even on the lowest buffer settings i get way too much latency (and alot of clicks and pops) any way, my question is, being as i monitor in this way anyway, might i aswell just wack all my buffer settings to full to stop any chance of pops or clicks, or do high buffer settings have other negative effecs on recording??

Cheers

[igorski]

Buffer settings have no effect on the recording - as in you losing data - only the sync can get lost with what you hear and what you add.

If by the Adobe monitoring you mean the 'Adobe Default'... thing, I suggest you change this to your soundcards ASIO driver if present, this will solve all latency problems.

[mcgrail]

Yeah im using my asio driver. for my fa 66. but i still get alot of latency, so cant really monito from that, cus it just sounds like my vocals and well eveyrthing is just in some doubling/delay effect. is there any other ovious reasons im missing to why im getting latency, or as to why when my buffer settings are down i get clicks and pops.

[igorski]

The driver for the FA-66 should come with a configuration panel that allows you to manually set the latency time (below 10 ms is satisfactory for 'real-time'-esque responses). If it works with buffer sizes, lowering them is usually the answer.

[mcgrail]

as far as i can see it has no latency settings. the problem is, with buffer settings anylest thatn the maximum i suffer from clicks and pops in recordings.