Edirol FA-101 User Manual

 

There is no FA-101 Driver Settings dialog box on Macintosh. 
Make settings from within your software.

You can adjust the audio latency by changing the FA-101 driver settings.

Decreasing the buffer size will shorten the latency.
Increasing the buffer size may eliminate problems such as clicks or pops in the sound.

 

Here's how to adjust the buffer size.

 

Close any software that is using the FA-101.

 

From the Windows 

 

 menu, choose 

 

.

 

Click 

 

 to select the 

 

.

Depending on your system, the Classic view may already be selected. If so, proceed to the next step.

 

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In the 

 

, double-click the 

 

 icon. 

The 

 

 dialog box will appear.

 

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Set 

 

 and 

 

 to 

 

.

 

Move the Buffer Size slider to the far left (Min).
If clicks or pops occur with the current setting, move the slider one step 
toward the right from its current value.

 

Click 

 

 to close the dialog box.

 

Turn the power of the FA-101 off, then on again.
At this time, be sure to close all software before you turn the FA-101's 
power off.

 

Re-start the software that is using the FA-101.
If your software includes a function for testing audio devices, execute the 
test function after re-starting the software.

 

Play back audio data on your software.
If you hear clicks or pops, close the software, and repeat steps 4–10 until you no longer hear clicks or pops.

This completes the basic settings.

 

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If you are using WDM or ASIO compatible software, and you still 
experience clicks or pops in the sound even after making the above 
setting, or if you want to make the latency even shorter, you can change 
the settings from the pulldown menu.

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