ĭo NOT use a network drive for your audio files Try increasing the File Reading Buffer Length - see Options and Settings - Audio - ASIO (Using BASS). For other ASIO devices, just try increasing the current ASIO buffer size if you are having playback problems, but not necessarily to the maximum setting as some ASIO drivers have very high maximums which could seriously impact on latency. Select the maximum setting, which is 2048 samples (based on information in the version 3.0.x User Manual). In the Dante Virtual Soundcard Control Panel you can select other buffer sizes. If your sample rate is 48000 samples per second then this provides only about 2.7ms for SCS to populate the ASIO buffer from internal buffers. For example, the Dante Virtual Soundcard ASIO driver has an default buffer size of 128 samples. Some ASIO drivers have a very small default buffer size. The ASIO buffer size is set in your ASIO driver's control panel - it is not set by SCS, although SCS does use the buffer size internally. If, however, you do have problems with ASIO playback then please consider the following in order. This new feature, and the associated SCS coding, appears to have completely eliminated glitches in ASIO playback. Note: ASIO problems should be a thing of the past! As from SCS 11.1.3 a new version of the BASS audio library was included which has an 'asynchronous file reading and buffering' feature.

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