At the moment when you hear the clicks absolute maximum latency is 1400-1700 ms. In the settings of the RME USB I have a 2000 ms. Please explain what should be the values of the latency in this utility to work properly and what to change to get rid of clicks?
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Utility which I was advised by specialist RME shows that problems should not be. A clicking noise and distortion is.
I think this is a problem that is RME driver.
And here the performance of my machine if the latency I go to installed 2000ms
By Asio Host I put also a large buffer and losses should not be!

Why you can't adequately describe the requirements of his BabyFace to the equipment?
Formally, I can't use the device.
I have a modern computer with Windows 7 on board and there is not the slightest doubt that she was unable to pass on USB 44/16 audio and display the WEB page.

With such success, I could buy another device is much cheaper!
I am disappointed in my purchase and especially the level of technical support. Where I just advise and without the new computer exchanged for something, which PROBABLY will work.

You should find the source of the issues, but if you are a Firefox user then a possible workaround would be to disable "Hardware Acceleration" in FF' settings.

You have not told us anything about your system.

Regards
Zapp

The requirement for high latency audio is a computer that works, the requirement for low latency audio is a computer that works *perfectly*.

The requirement for driving on the street is a car that drives, the requirement for driving in the Formula 1 is a car that drives *perfectly*.

I have a modern Nissan Micra without any specific features. And I shouldn't do the tuning of your engine when I want to drives races, because I can drive on all streets and all the other devices in my system is running fine (blinker, wiper, tires). fryingpan

First you need to find out which of your hardware (drivers) is causing the issues. Most often this is Wlan, USB card-readers or graphic-card. You can either disable those one by one (replace the graphic-card driver with the "Microsoft Standard VGA driver" to find out, NVidia drivers are known for these issues) or try the following software to get an idea of what could be the source.

http://www.resplendence.com/latencymon

I understand if this seems like too much hassle for you as an end-user, so I advice to get help from a professional to setup your system or just buy your system from a dedicated Audio PC builder (there are reasons why these exist).

Your system does not comply to the requirements of Microsoft Windows. Each single device driver should not create DPC latencies higher than 120 us (Microsoft's own drivers often fail to do that, too, though). At least one of your drivers does not work like it should, most likely the NVidia graphic-driver. See those yellow bars on DPC latency checker, these need to be turned to green in order to use low latency audio.

Maybe your USB port is misbehaving or your BIOS?

These are the issues you have to deal with when buying an off-the-shelf computer and doing the setup without professional help. There are myriads of PC configurations out there, numbers on paper don't tell much about how your system works in practice. That's the reason why so many musicians either buy Macs (very limited combinations of hardware and "closed" system) or ask a dedicated Audio PC builder.

No one is blaming you for trying a less expensive path, but you are pointing fingers at the wrong direction when you try to blame the Babyface for your PC's shortcomings.

And you have been given several advices already on how to narrow down the source of your problems. Please follow these and report back so that we can help you get better performance out of your system.

Let me add that Timur has hit the nail on the head here. I couldn't have said it any better. Please reconsider your position.

Mind that this is not an issue the Babyface "not working". The BF is the victim of the computer's performance issues, not the cause. The fact that the audible symptoms show up on the BF's outputs do not mean that the BF causes them. Also, the fact that other devices "work perfectly" does not mean much. Requirements for uninterrupted audio are quite different to other hardware you may be referring to.

As outlined here, the cause of the problem may be the ICH7 to a degree. This system does not seem to be all that new. What kind of CPU is this exactly, a Dual Core as outlined in the system requirements?

If you are unable to find the cause, finding professional help is certainly recommended.

Speaking of Nissan... They will sell you a car, but you need to take (and pay for) driving lessons yourself... The car doesn't "just work" because you bought it and it meets the roads' requirements, sorry.

Regards
Daniel Fuchs
RME

Listen audios, if you want a computer to play a computer game, no the computer is not set up from the factory for high-performance needed for a video game. It may take a new graphic card, new fast connection to the Internet if played on-line, and other performance enhancing techniques that are allowed and can be set on the computer. You have to know the Operating System and find out where to change the settings to do that - to play a game.

Now, music and recording music on a computer is no different. You have to set up the computer to make it happen. Or else take it in, and have a computer technician set it up. That is the way they sell all computers - as general purpose running computers, but the computer can be tweaked to make it better either for computer games or recording music. If you want to do Word Documents, that is what your computer is originally set up for. All computers are the same when bought.

You have a yellow bar going up in the picture that is the wrong part. It was mentioned what it could be, you have to find out what it is. I have an older computer (Pentinum 4) and the Babyface works great with it, but my computer is set up for Performance and High Performance, not general purpose computing.

Just go to a recording studio and record your music then and pay for it, it is obvious you think you can just crab about what you are doing wrong, and everyone should follow your crap. No, we will not, and definitely I will not, even if they do here at RME.

My Babyface is great and it works great with my old computer, and it will even work better with a new computer, but then I would need a new computer for plug-ins that would use more computer CPU power to work, and I know that, so I don't use them, or I will use less of them, and know that the computer can only handle so much, and a newer computer then would be needed to use more plug-ins or record more tracks (and so far I can record as many tracks as I need and the Babyface works great and fine with anything I am doing).

Get off of the attitude because it is in your computer, and go find out on the Internet how to tweak your computer to record music. It is done doing a search for it perhaps in Google or some search engine. Get busy or else the Babyface can not work with your crappy computer because it is right now your computer, but your settings can be changed to make it better.

Do your homework, and quit acting like a 16-year old kid that is stupid!