Hi friends. Quick question with an issue thats DRIVING ME NUTS. Im using a pod xt guitar processor hooked up into the inputs of the digi002 and all the sudden now when i open an audio track and enable record there is a delay from guitar to the computer. In other words, when i play the guitar, you dont hear it come through the system until a brief moment after. Its not even a second. Its milliseconds but its cause my timing to be completely be off because even when you are chopping guitar chords in time with the metronome it doesnt register the chords until a millisecond after the click so TIMING IS ALWAYS OFF. I have 2 gigs memory, its a 1.6 but it never did this before and i dont know if something needs to be set. THe only time it gets better is when i lower the Pro Tools session from 1024 to 64 (I think it is) but then the quality is lost and there is clipping and real bad sounds coming through). Any suggestions/solutions would be great because I cant record at all right now. Thanks so much for your time friends. -Ron
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Problem: latency. Cause: reality. Solution: heh... You just nee
Problem: latency.
Cause: reality.
Solution: heh...
You just need to find the lowest buffer settings (64 is too low) you can run at, and go with it. Try 128, 256 until your audio stops popping. If it's lower than 1024 it'll make a difference. It'll still be off, but not as much.
Can't you just move the guitar track in PT?
try setting it to "low latency monitoring", which if i'm not mis
try setting it to "low latency monitoring", which if i'm not mistaken, is under the options menu.
-dave
Your playback engine shouldn't need to be set to 1024. Try it at
Your playback engine shouldn't need to be set to 1024. Try it at 128 or 256. You should be able to find a setting that works.