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All I can find, is the preferences tabs, and it's not in there. I have Acid Pro 6.0 by the way. I've looked, and can't find a settings tab. 
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Isn't there a 3rd party ASIO driver thing somewhere? I think that's what I had to get for my SB Audigy.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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Okay, I figured it out. Although I had changed the audio device in the computer control panel, Acid Pro was still trying to use the shitty on-board sound. In the Preferences menu, on the Audio Device tab, you can change that, AND set the latency to auto detect and offset.
It works PERFECTLY now.
I'm so fucking happy now. Thanks guys!.Comment
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Sweet!I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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You have a stand alone audio card? besides your on board audio? Do you use your on board audio? If not disable it in the bios so you won't get conflicts.Originally posted by zeegler View Post2009 Les Paul Kit - GFS Dream 90 (N), SD Seth Lover (B)
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My system only has the on board audio. There is no audio card.Originally posted by JetFixxxer View PostComment
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no zeegs, your system now has the shitty on board audio AND a new audio card (albeit an external one via USB) that you are happy with.Originally posted by zeegler View Post
the previous poster was suggesting that you disable the shitty onboard one through Windows Device Manager (you can get there through My Computers->Properties) and simply use your external one for all your sound needs.Comment
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LOL, I know that. Maybe I didn't explain that well. My Audio Properties tab lets me select what device to use. I had already selected the Line 6 UX2. I had to do that in order to get Acid Pro to record my guitar/mic signal. However, I also needed to select the UX2 in my Acid Pro audio preferences. The sound was coming through, but Acid Pro was still trying to use the onboard sound, hence the latency. Now that I have the UX2 selected as my sound device through both the computer, and the Acid Pro software, it's working perfectly.Originally posted by SeventhSon View Postno zeegs, your system now has the shitty on board audio AND a new audio card (albeit an external one via USB) that you are happy with.
the previous poster was suggesting that you disable the shitty onboard one through Windows Device Manager (you can get there through My Computers->Properties) and simply use your external one for all your sound needs.
As for using the UX2 as my default audio device all the time, that's not possible, since my computer speakers don't connect to it, at least not without messing around with adapter and whatnot. I just use the UX2 when I'm recording.Comment
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You should go into your BIOS and disable the onboard sound. Let me know your motherboard make and model if you need instructions.ScottComment
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