LOGIC + PT question

[DrDeltaM]

Use Expert Sleepers Latency Fixer plugin (free!): http://www.expertsleepers.co.uk/

It simply reports a set latency number to the host software (who will compensate), without having an actual latency itself. Hence: compensating for that I/O loop.

I use it in Logic all the time with outboard inserts, works great

[5down1up]

my rocking brother from belgium knows all the answers

i will try it ... but in fact of its AU i guess it wont help me on the TDM channels.
i know the 71 samples are around ~1.6 ms but i have no idea how to nudge a audio track in logic by that amount ?
and i cant find how to switch the timescale to samples.

[DrDeltaM]

Other option: Every region has a delay parameter (positive or negative). Standard, this is in midi-ticks, but you can switch it to millisec in the View menu in Arrange window.

The value still is related to midi-ticks tho. So if you want a finer resolution, you've to set a higher tempo.

[Jens]

If you double click the audio file/region you hopefully end up in the sample editor...There you can select samples in the view window..


/Jens

[DrDeltaM]

Originally Posted by Jens

If you double click the audio file/region you hopefully end up in the sample editor...There you can select samples in the view window..


/Jens

That's probably the easiest and best when the Latency Fixer plugin doesn't work

[5down1up]

thx @ D & Jens

I discovered the delay parameter setting already ... i need 2.61 ms ...
sadly you cant dial in for real the desired amount, just fixed numbers
( like D explained )

If i did get Jens idea right your advice is to shorten the regions by 71 samples and move it back to the original positions ?

Theres really no other way to move those regions 71 samples ?
Hard to believe ... but probably as Logic as it can be

Lemme try a lil to find a workable solution !!!

Every ideas welcome