GuyVV

daveny5, you were right all the way! I uninstalled ASIO4ALL, and I no longer use the soundcard of my MoBo, only the Focusrite... latency is gone! Thank you.

I think I should clarify myself: I want to keep my neighbors as friends and not play through my guitar amp. I also don't want to use a DAW to record, I just want to use my PC as an amplifier. Last week there's was no problem using ASIO4ALL, so I don't think my PC is the problem...

I've tried the front inputs and the back inputs, but the latency problem persists...

Hello Line 6'ers Sound engineering is not my forte! And that's an understatement... Due to problems with my SSD, I had to reinstall Windows 10. The problem I have now is that I have a lot of latency. This is my configuration: I play a Variax 700 guitar that is connected to my PodXT Live via the RJ45 connector (Variax cable). The left and right output jacks of the PodXT go through a mini stereo jack in the standard sound card of my PC, so that I can play through the speakers of my PC. That worked fine in the past, but as said, there now appears to be a huge latency problem. I have installed the ASIO4all V2 driver, but I don't remember how I could configure it in the past to get rid of that latency... The driver does not appear automatically, I have to start it manually in the Program Files folder, is that normal? However, I also bought a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4. Wouldn't it be better for me to connect my PodXT Live through that USB audio interface, and if so what is the best way: through the two line inputs on the back or the inputs on the front? And will that solve the latency problem? The Focusrite's outputs go to the same PC speakers. Can someone put me on the right path?