I tried to keep the default latency relatively low, but there will always be a bit.
There is no easy way to adjust latency, but here are the advanced instructions (you've been warned): The only way to control the latency is to use the registry editor. Go to <code>HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\MD MIDI Driver</code>
There create a value called "XBufNum" (it *might* be called "BufNum", if it decides to use DirectSound, but it usually shouldn't) of the type DWORD. Setting it to 4 or higher should be safe. (default is 15) Using values that are too low will cause stuttering. Additionally you can also create a DWORD value "BufSmpls", which you can set to anything between 10 and 1024. (default is 176)
In general, the formula for the sound driver's latency is (BufNum * BufSmpls) / 44100. Getting low latency requires you to fiddle around with the values, as going too low with either setting will cause the sound to stutter.
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