hey dude,

yeh I had that problem too, I'm not too sure why it happens, i'm guessing it's something to do with the latency of your soundcard, but I fixed it by selecting the MIDI Click output device to the same output device as your audio, ie, ur computers speakers and making sure they're the same anyway.

You can do this by selecting the MIDI click track on the main arrangement, and along the left you should see it. When you click on it a little pop-up menu will appear, I guess you can just use trial and error to see if one of them works!

Hope I helped mate!

Good luck

oooh thanks mate :D I really apreciate the help although I'm still so confused lol. Im a Logic "novice" so I dunno where im going. I found the midi click track and when I clicked, I saw the side bit aswell. Is that the popup? or do I have tpo double click into it?

Cheers again :D

i am not good in explaining, but will try, yeah just go to the arrangement window click on the midi click track on your right side of the window a pop-up appears with choices, go from there do as franco said just try and error, select from the pop-up, scroll and one click will do.
also i don't have a soundblaster but i have some friends who are playing around on PC's and they have soundblasters, what an overpriced peace of utterly crap... the drivers are shite, it's very hard to get a stable low latency going, or actually impossible, so it might be the soundblaster settings (driver) which causing trouble, but that is just something i keep on hearing from all people that have soundblaster cards... NOT my personal experience!! maybee here is an actual soundblaster user on the forum, who can give further advice...

Soundblaster Audigy cards are great

for playing Windows sounds, game sounds, and DVD audio.

For recording..... no.

I think you will have much better luck with a recording soundcard with zero latency monitoring.

here we go, soundblaster ain't good for serious audio work.
and they are damn expensive, you get nice cheap cards with zero latency monitoring, spdif, 1x midi I/O and resonable AD/DAs or even very good ones for the money, the M-audio audiophile 2496 is a stunning card for a bargain price... hard to beat it goes for something like 60 pounds UK price.

Wow, I've just found this card for £55 at Digital Village, bout 10 mins from me. I'm gonna grab me one of them card asap!
Thank you so much for the info mates :D

yeah mate, good score for 55 quid you want get anything coming even close...