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Originally Posted by domzy
sounds like you might be looking at Reaper's media buffering - i'd leave that at the default 1200ms.
your driver's buffer is set in either the driver panel or the block size / buffer settings in preferences\ audio device
what audio device / driver are you using?
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Thanks for the replies.
After I wrote this I found a post on Reddit. I tried two of the things they suggested one of which you mention on the block size.Not sure which one did it or if they both did it together but the lagging wasn't noticeable after that.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Reaper/comm...ncy_in_reaper/
"preferences/audio /device , request block size put it to zero and you have zero latency but probably your Reaper will stop working,so try to increase the number until you hear no crackling sounds anymore when you enabled inputs,because it makes some difference....
Did you try Preferences > Audio > Recording > Uncheck "Use audio driver reported latency"?
However, the next time I was just going straight into a microphone and putting edrums analog straight into the Scarlet 6i6 there was an effect I heard while recording like I had a bit of slap back reverb on both. After a I didn't figure out how to get rid of it I was actually getting into it.When I played back the recording I didn't hear it at all.