From: Ken Restivo ken@xxxxxxxxxxx
It sounds good, but the latency is horrendous, like seconds, even though it supposedly has the same latency settings 128/n3 that I use on the M-Audio.
I've been tracking with it and it's a huge PITA to always have to be shifting tracks over in Ardour after they're recorded.
What's worse, there's no way to turn off hardware monitoring on it, so I can't use Fons' excellent jack_delay tool to measure the latency.
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It sounds good, but the latency is horrendous, like seconds, even though it supposedly has the same latency settings 128/n3 that I use on the M-Audio.
I've been tracking with it and it's a huge PITA to always have to be shifting tracks over in Ardour after they're recorded.
What's worse, there's no way to turn off hardware monitoring on it, so I can't use Fons' excellent jack_delay tool to measure the latency.
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What version of the Operating System are you using?
I'm running 1.80 In the scroll-down menu listing, there is an entry for Monitor. I've set it to off. Perhaps this will help.
Here's a link to the software update if you're running an earlier version. Be careful to follow *all* the directions exactly as given.
Also, have you tried using it as a USB microphone and done the recording outside of the Zoom H2? That may help.
Good Luck,
Stephen.
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