![]() Latency increased to 20ms, making it difficult to play together. While Behringer recommends using ASIO4ALL for its Q802USB, many Jamkazam users have noted problems with it, so I tried using the Windows WMD USB Audio driver first. ![]() Nonetheless, I bought the Behringer hoping to be able to use a better microphone while retaining low latency, so far without success. Jamkazam’s only “complaint” was that I was using WMD, not ASIO. My latency was low, around 5-6 ms., and my jitter was generally acceptable. I first tried the Realtek WMD after initially installing Jamkazam, before purchasing the Behringer, using my PC mic to pick up audio. I have been considering the following options, which I will discuss below. The bass player has been exclusively using Realtek WMD so far, though he too has recently acquired a Behringer audio interface and may be confronted with similar issues. My observations in this posting are based on Jamkazam sessions with the bass player, though I aspire to play with others at greater distances as well. I have been using Jamkazam predominantly to rehearse with an acoustic bass player who lives not far from me. ![]() I have an acoustic piano, an old Sony Vaio PC and a newly-purchased Behringer XENYX Q802USB. I am having difficulty figuring out the best way for me to setup my gear for playing in jamkazam sessions.
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