The lower the latency the higher the resource demands. There is a inverse relationship between latency and performance. Basically, latency is the time it takes to play a sound on your keyboard to when you'll hear it playing from your speakers. Make sure you have a soundcard with adjustable buffers so you can set the latency. In looking for a soundcard, be sure to look for a low-latency card. Stock soundcards are not designed to handle higher quality sounds and the performance needs of Garritan instruments. It is important that you have something a step above a "stock" consumer grade soundcard that comes pre-installed in your computer.
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Your soundcard is very important to making music with our software instruments. Yamaha and M-Audio are brands you may want to research for soundcards. Although we cannot recommend specific cards (each system is different), there are many good and inexpensive ones to choose from. People ask us often about soundcards we recommend.
I am planning to purchase a new spiffy computer (specs in brown below) that will have Realtek ALC888, but neither the manufacturer of the computer (HP) nor MakeMusic can tell me whether that will be what Garritan advises I use for the Steinway library. Does anyone here know whether most computers are compatible with ASIO? Does anyone here know whether the Realtek ALC888 soundcard will be suitable for me to use with PrintMusic 2010 and the Garritan Authorized Steinway library?Ģ.
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