ProKeys Sono 61 User Guide | 26 |
The ProKeys Sono Audio Control Panel (Windows Only)
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The ProKeys Sono Control Panel icon ( 
) appears in both the system tray (near the clock) and Windows Control Panel.
Latency
Latency is defined as the time it takes for audio to pass through your computer and appear at the outputs of ProKeys Sono. This parameter also adjusts the amount of latency when using “virtual instrument” software on your computer. Please see your virtual instrument software’s documentation to learn more about this.
Smaller buffer sizes result in lower latency, but may not function well with slower computer systems. The Latency slider selects the buffer size that ProKeys Sono uses to handle digital audio streaming. If you notice significant latency when using ProKeys Sono, you can experiment with lower settings. If you experience stuttering or crackling in your audio playback, try using a higher latency setting.
Use the slider to adjust the buffer size to the lowest possible setting that still provides error free recording and playback.
To find your system’s optimum buffer size setting, begin with a high setting and gradually reduce the size until you begin to hear clicks, pops, or other audible glitches in your audio. Then, raise the buffer size setting until these glitches disappear. You may need to stop playing audio any time you change this setting and certain applications will require you to
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This tab displays the ProKeys Sono Control Panel, firmware, and driver version, and allows you to connect to the