Hey felixcortina@gmail.com,
There isn't really a "proper" latency, its something that can be really varied when comparing different computers.
Check this:
serato.com
Quote:
Serato DJ processes audio data in small chunks. When smaller chunks are used, the movement of the platter is translated into audio more often, which results in a lower overall system latency. However, this requires more processing power and therefore a higher CPU load, so lower buffer size settings require a more powerful computer to produce uninterrupted audio.
Lowering the latency will result in tighter hardware-software response, but will increase the load on your computer and may result in audio dropouts on lower spec computers.
Basically, I recommend that you start on the far right hand side. If you are having dropouts and sound issues at that setting, we will have to troubleshoot other things. If it working well though, try moving the USB buffer to the left, then test.
Ideally, you would want to have the USB buffer set to the furtherest left you can, without having audio issues.
Let me know how you go.
