toontrack superior drummer 2.0 edrum lag

I've been there, done it and came to realize that e-drums just aren't suited for drummers who are hesitant to spend a fortune. For the best experience you have to dig way too deep in your pockets and get a td-30 or rather wait for the td-1000 to come out. In comparison: e-kits have a long way to go and latency isn't the only issue they come up short with. After trying all that is possible with e-drums and getting it to work without noticeable latency, i sold my e-kit and bought an acoustic set. This was also the case with EZdrummer, even way more than with AD. What i did notice was that the longer my laptop computer was on, the more the latency increased.

I got rid of that and installed XP which made things a whole lot better. Seriously, if you want the least latency possible go get it.Īnother thing that might cause latency is your windows updater namely that horrible help center from the latest editions.

If you have set up your midi correctly, its simply a matter of selecting your e-kit and there you go.

One of the options i really liked was the e-kit selector. May i suggest you give Addictive Drummer a try? I used that software when i had a td-4 last year and i found the latency to be barely noticeable.

Toontrack superior drummer 2.0 edrum lag