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Software settings

Re-start the software that is using the FA-66.

If your software includes a function for testing audio devices, execute the test

function after re-starting the software.

* Settings are not applied until you restart your software.

10.

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.

If you still experience clicks or pops even though you have specified the largest

buffer size, check

Use Maximum Buffer Setting

. If this item is checked, the

slider and the settings of the WDM and ASIO items will be ignored, and an even

larger buffer size will be used.

If you still experience clicks or pops even after doing this, the problem may lie

elsewhere. Please refer to the Troubleshooting section.

* Depending on your software, there may also be a buffer size and latency adjustment

in the audio settings of your software. For details, refer to the owner’s manual for

your software.

WDM

When using the FA-66 with the following software

• Conventional software such as Media Player

• When using an application such as SONAR in WDM driver mode

• When using DirectSound software

Normal

normal size

Smaller

smaller buffer than Normal (shorter latency)

ASIO

When using the FA-66 with ASIO-compatible software such as Cubase