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| Gear Head Joined: Oct 2009
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Thread Starter | Does any Free/Open Source recording software for Mac work with Snow Leopard yet?
I'm using M-Powered Pro Tools, but the buffer setting doesn't go low enough to monitor back with. There is too much of a delay. I need something else to use simultaneously with ProTools for monitoring. I have GarageBand, which helps, but there's still a slight delay, and it won't support 48 kHz. I'm using a ProFire Lightbridge. Thanks, Shane |
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