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Hi guys, I just recorded a click track on my Protools TDM system and
there's a 300 sample discrepancy between where the midi note originally
is and where the recorded audio clicks actually land. I had no idea it
would be this great of a lag.
The recording chain is as follows:
Quantized midi note to MOTU Pocket Express midi box to a Proteus/1 box,
direct out into a Protools analog input, recorded onto a PT track.
Is this a normal amount of delay? How do people deal with that? I
suppose if all the analog recording is done after all the midi is
finished, it wouldn't matter. But you wouldn't be able to snap any
analog notes to grid or they'd be 300 samples ahead.
I'm thinking of recording all midi parts including the click into
analog and then sliding them 300 samples earlier so that they land
right on the grid. And then recording the real analog parts to that
click.
I'm curious how y'all deal with this. 300 samples is huge! Or maybe
something's wrong with my system.
Thanks, Rick.
Hi guys, I just recorded a click track on my Protools TDM system and
there's a 300 sample discrepancy between where the midi note originally
is and where the recorded audio clicks actually land. I had no idea it
would be this great of a lag.
The recording chain is as follows:
Quantized midi note to MOTU Pocket Express midi box to a Proteus/1 box,
direct out into a Protools analog input, recorded onto a PT track.
Is this a normal amount of delay? How do people deal with that? I
suppose if all the analog recording is done after all the midi is
finished, it wouldn't matter. But you wouldn't be able to snap any
analog notes to grid or they'd be 300 samples ahead.
I'm thinking of recording all midi parts including the click into
analog and then sliding them 300 samples earlier so that they land
right on the grid. And then recording the real analog parts to that
click.
I'm curious how y'all deal with this. 300 samples is huge! Or maybe
something's wrong with my system.
Thanks, Rick.