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Originally Posted by statikcat  First you need to make sure Cubase is looking at the M Audio ASIO driver and NOT the multimedia driver. Go to devices-->device setup--> VST multitrack/audiobay. Make sure the ASIo driver is set to your M Audio. Most likely your latency is due to using the wrong driver. If you are on the M Audio driver then in your M Audio software you can adjust the latency/audio buffer size (lower) for less delay.
Pretty much the only time Cubase asks to test anything on startup is when using the generic multimedia driver. This test is meaningless as you are going to change the driver to your audiocard's once Cubase is up so you can skip it. |
I'm a step ahead of you because I went to the devise set up on the main menu and it says Multimedia driver NOT M Audio ASIO driver. When I try and switch them over it says EASI or MME must be used one at a time. Use system try to disable /enable MME interface.? I'll try and do what you said though, and see if that works.