I can't understand the reasoning here. I might want to turn off delay compensation but still have the need to set track delays for midi tracks/external hardware.
Disabling "Delay Compensation" makes "Track delay" grayed out
Disabling "Delay Compensation" makes "Track delay" grayed out
Someone please explain this to me. Why does disabling "Delay Compensation" then also inactivate the "track delay", so it's grayed out and I can't change it?
I can't understand the reasoning here. I might want to turn off delay compensation but still have the need to set track delays for midi tracks/external hardware.
I can't understand the reasoning here. I might want to turn off delay compensation but still have the need to set track delays for midi tracks/external hardware.
Re: Disabling "Delay Compensation" makes "Track delay" grayed out
I never use the track delay feature (well, I never turn off delay compensation either) and so I never noticed it... but
what a surprise!
I've no idea why it works this way, sorry.
I've no idea why it works this way, sorry.
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