Digitech digital delay and FL?

routings must then go back tru the efx channels of youre mixer !  this is more an hardware issue than an soft ware prob i think ! i dont now you re hardware set up ! greets 

Originally posted by : Falcon030

routings must then go back tru the efx channels of youre mixer ! this is more an hardware issue than an soft ware prob i think ! i dont now you re hardware set up ! greets 

Well the M-audio F410 and the digidelay is pretty much all I have what "hardware" is concerned:)

correct me if I'm wrong but I think you can just route one of your interface outputs to your effect and then back to one of your interface inputs. In your software set your snare channel to the selected output, make a new channel and set its input to the selected one. you can use your trs (jack) in and outputs for this I think, gonna try this out myself (in ableton) when I have my dynamic wah pedal back

Originally posted by : Midiot

correct me if I'm wrong but I think you can just route one of your interface outputs to your effect and then back to one of your interface inputs. In your software set your snare channel to the selected output, make a new channel and set its input to the selected one. you can use your trs (jack) in and outputs for this I think, gonna try this out myself (in ableton) when I have my dynamic wah pedal back 

It works!!..thanks man...maybe a second question: Now that it works I have some latency..I red somewhere that it's good to set your samplebuffer to maximum because it's good for your cpu...I've noticed that if I set the samplebuffer to a lower value the latency is better. So for the moment I have to choose between latency or high cpu. Isn't there another solution?? Thanks again 

Originally posted by : MrNice Isn't there another solution?? Thanks again 

no... besides buying a better soundcard

Originally posted by : bandarlog

Originally posted by : MrNice Isn't there another solution?? Thanks again 

no... besides buying a better soundcard

Bleh that sucks..thanks anyway!

no problem, I'm glad it worked :D

for the latency problem:

when routing/recording try to freeze/render all the rest from the song, minimise the fx/vst's used etc.. so your cpu stays low and that you can set your buffer as low as possible (=low latency) without hearing crackle. mostly when I record some guitar or something I try to render or freeze the rest of the song, so I can record with low latency. After the recording you can just unfreeze everything

Originally posted by : MrNice

Originally posted by : Midiot

correct me if I'm wrong but I think you can just route one of your interface outputs to your effect and then back to one of your interface inputs. In your software set your snare channel to the selected output, make a new channel and set its input to the selected one. you can use your trs (jack) in and outputs for this I think, gonna try this out myself (in ableton) when I have my dynamic wah pedal back 

It works!!..thanks man...maybe a second question: Now that it works I have some latency..I red somewhere that it's good to set your samplebuffer to maximum because it's good for your cpu...I've noticed that if I set the samplebuffer to a lower value the latency is better. So for the moment I have to choose between latency or high cpu. Isn't there another solution?? Thanks again

i myself put my sample buffer lenght in fl on maximum, dispite that i have a rather good m-audio "audiophile 2496"soundcard. however in fl, my output is routed throu a line 6 "toneport"(external soundcard). still if i put the buffer lower, i'll get alot of glitch cpu problems. what i found is that you should work with as litle vsti's as possible and bounce the melodies and whatnot to .wav to then reload it in fl again, it uses alot less cpu. simple jet effective but not nearly as fun of having all the instruments running at the same time ^^

Thanks for the tips guys!!