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Delay when bouncing one track to a another?I
Posted: Wed Sep 14, 2005 7:25 am
by eddu
I always find myself moving the offset point a little bit forward to fit the new recorded audio with the song. I am working at 512 buffer size.
Anyone else having this problem?
Thak you
Re: Delay when bouncing one track to a another?I
Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 1:36 am
by jasefos
eddu wrote:I always find myself moving the offset point a little bit forward to fit the new recorded audio with the song. I am working at 512 buffer size.
Anyone else having this problem?
Thak you
Yes ...
Have you attempted experimenting with the Latency Offset in the Preferences? There's a section in the Live manual which explains the procedure to follow to make this setting properly.
Does it effect the amount of offset you need to apply ?
Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 3:32 pm
by Eraldo Bernocchi
same problem here.
messing around with latency doesn't help at all, at least my set up.
it's a drag because you can't bounce tracks during a live set...can you imagine what could happen with a kick drum track?
i'm always moving the starting point by (at least) 8ms.
g5 dp1.8, oo2R, 1o.3.9
Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 2:38 am
by jasefos
Eraldo Bernocchi wrote:messing around with latency doesn't help at all, at least my set up.
g5 dp1.8, oo2R, 1o.3.9
I meant not the Buffer Size setting but rather the Overall Latency Compensation value ... is this the setting you're experimenting with ?
Eraldo Bernocchi wrote:...can you imagine what could happen with a kick drum track? i'm always moving the starting point by (at least) 8ms.
Totally howevr I believe the Over Latency Compensation setting **should** influence this ... tried negative values ?