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Well, removing any midi computer input from my keyboard seems to have stopped the access violation problem with ASIO (always on) but another problem has surfaced with ASIO that I have discussed on the forum before.
When using "pause until midi or key received" the song starts to play instantly but there is sometimes (but not always!) a 1-2 second delay before any sound is heard even after the song has been generated and played several times. I tried freezing all tracks and it makes no difference. It is the same with or without RT/RD in the style. The strange thing is I can play Thru with no obvious latency. I have struggled with this problem ad infinitum in the past and never found a permanent solution. It never happened with an older laptop running XP.
I am giving up on ASIO, MME seems to work fine for me.
Thanks for all the help
Tony
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Are you hitting 'play' or replay?
I believe play makes the computer regenerate (or check if it should). This could cause the delay.
Last edited by rharv; 09/19/10 09:29 AM.
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I don't think the problem has anything to do with play/replay because, as I understand it, freezing all tracks is equivalent to replay and freezing doesn't help. In any case I am starting or restarting by sending a midi/key signal, not by hitting a button.
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But if the midi signal is assigned to the 'play' command ... it could cause the delay.
Freezing *should* help as you stated.
The fact that it never happened on a different system tells us something, just not sure what!
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Well, removing any midi computer input from my keyboard seems to have stopped the access violation problem with ASIO
I'll leave the ASIO part to others because I've never gotten it to work well on my system. As I mentioned earlier, access violations are always unique to someone's individual setup as opposed to everybody getting them. In this case it seems to be your keyboard. What model keyboard are you using? There was a thread some time ago about hooking up an arranger keyboard and the fact it kept sending some kind of "extra" midi data that was messing things up even if it wasn't in arranger mode. The user had to do something but I can't remember what it was.
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With AVG disabled: i have the same problems, BIAB won't boot. It started with the last update, BIAB has been running before.
Running XP Sp3 on ASUS 6PT SE, intel i7_920, 6 GB memory, Unitor 8 serial version, M-Audio Delta1010, soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS, onboard Realtec chip disabled. ASIO4all 2.10, unstalled this, same problem. Please get your act together; I am really getting fed-up with BIAB now, that especially after spending so much money on the software over the years. I am a professional musician using BIAB for leadsheets etc. I simply don't have the time for all this experimenting to find your new bugs. PS i also have the same problems with ASIO switched off, thus MME..- F
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Fiddler2007, welcome to the forum after so many years.
An access violation occurs after running and exiting the program, if it occurs at all. Many (most?) do not encounter it. You state that BIAB will not boot, which is a different problem deserving of a separate thread. Then you can give us some more details to work with.
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One problem i see is that ASIO4All is not a good idea with a Delta 1010. Delta has great real ASIO drivers, and there is not need to wrap the MME driver in ASIO4All. Download the latest Delta ASIO driver and use that.
How are you using the delta 1010 and the soundblaster audigy 2 ZS together? I would use one or the other. I know folks that use both successfully, but for most it is a hassle. SB cards love to run ad 48,000 same rate, most other cards default to 44,100 that could account for some issues.
The unitor 8 midi interface is rather old and came out for win 98 and win 2000, do they have win 7 drivers, and if so do they have 64 bit versions? Never mind i see you have XP
I saw a few threads about issues with that on the net.
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