If you don't have a proper audio interface then you might have luck using a generic driver like ASIO4ALL. Then gradually reduce the size of your audio buffer until you can't go any lower without the system becoming unstable. Mappings for GetGood Drums, EZdrummer, Superior Drummer and. Toontrack Superior Drummer 2.0 'The New York Studio Legacy Series' is a complete overhaul of the original dfh Superior engine. You need to use a proper low-latency audio driver - the ASIO driver supplied by the manufacturer of your audio interface is ideal. Remap your MIDI Drums, Patch Changes and more Drum Maps for Reaper, Cubase, Studio One, & PDF. Lots of general info in that article but the short answer is that you need to do everything possible to reduce your system's latency.
If the cumulative effect of all these stoppages is too great, the delay becomes noticeable and, beyond a certain point, can make it very difficult to play or sing in time. When your microphone, guitar or keyboard is plugged into your Mac or PC, its output doesn't appear at the speakers instantly: there are a number of stages at which its progress gets halted temporarily, and the result is that what you hear from the speakers or headphones is slightly 'behind' what went in. In a nutshell, latency is a delay between audio or MIDI going into your computer, and sound coming out.
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