Help !!! LogicPro 9.1.8 Latency Issue on OSX 10.6.8 with Apogee Duet
Help !!! LogicPro 9.1.8 shows 10.52 ms roundtrip latency with ApogeeDuet (FireWire) I/O Buffer size set to 128 samples ?!
Also I have Low-Latency mode turned on when I track .... as checked above.
Using a condensor mic (AT250), I am trying for days to track vocals and I swear I can ALWAYS 'feel' the latency creep in ....
Can someone shine me a light pls, would be most kind of you...
Thx in advance,
Cheers,
A
Got that.. Thx.
But... How do I feed any of Logic's channel strip settings into my headphones while direct-monitoring off the Maestro Mixer ?
Trust me, it really helps to bring out a great performance from a singer if they hear the vocals that are being tracked with a few effects like reverb n' echo in their headphones WHILE they sing/track the vocals.
But what we want recorded is a dry signal, without any of the effects the singer is hearing on his/her headphones while they sing.
Now when I was working exclusively on Garageband, I could do this pretty easy. There weren't any latency issues too till my hard-drive bloated and OSX got sluggish.
Since a clean install and the move to Logic, it's been a mess really. I can't seem to get my way round this yet.
I always have Maestro open btw... In the mixer, the 'From Software' and 'To Hardware' faders are set to 0dB each. And Input 1, where my mic goes, is at 0dB too.
Where do we go now ?
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Help needed on Fixing replication latency issues
Hi Team,
Good day!!!
I am new to replication setup and I am working on the issues with replication latency.
Can you please provide us your experience and expertise on fixing and troubleshooting replication issues.
Below are some queries on that,
1) How to check the replication errors?
2) how to find out the replication latency?
3) What are the steps to fix the replication latency?
4) how to teoubleshoot the issues coming on replication latency?
Awaiting your valuable response and replies.
Thanks in advance,
Sarvan.NHi Sarvan,
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DECLARE @publication AS sysname;
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Hi there,
I just purchased an M-Audio Firewire Solo interface to use with Logic Pro.
Ive set it up using the Aggregate Device setup so I can use my Macbook speakers/headphone when Im not at home.
Whenever I use Logic's Guitar Amp Pro on a guitar track, I get so much latency.
I thought it might be an issue with the interface (even though it's advertised as having zero latency) but the thing is, if I try to record the guitar signal with Guitar Amp Pro switched on, I get latency, and when I record the dry signal, there is no latency.
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Anyone have any ideas what might be causing this?
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64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=3 ttl=238 time=70.753 ms
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=4 ttl=238 time=299.572 ms
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AFTER:
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there is a 10 day training period after your connection is activated during which time you need to leave the router connected with no manual resets. The router may reset (often) during training but that is normal as the equipment in the exchnage tries to find the best stable connection for your line.
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New iMAC giving huge latency issues.
HI everybody,
Im new to these forums as I have just recently purchased an iMAC, 3.06Ghz, with 6 GB of RAM for my studio.
Before this I was running an INtel based pC with Pentium processor, which worked as fairly well and absolutely without any latency issues.
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i hooked up a MAckie ONYX 1640 mixer with Firewire I/O into the iMac and setting anywhere between 64 samples to 128 samples shows me theoretical latency of between 5 to 8 Ms, which is alright, I used to work with similar settings on the OC and it is hardly percievable. The problem is , the Latency sounds much higher!!
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I then hooked the iMac with my Presonus Firebox which iv used smoothly with the PC for three years, without ever having latency issues...but this time too, the IMAC is adding latency and audi coming back from the DAW is very percievably late. Definitely around 25-30 Ms at such low buffer sizes!
Can someone help me out here, in case there s any optimisation to be done for the mac to make audio its top priority etc, and to better performance?
Highly appreciated!
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www.myspace.com/headroomdelhiHeadroomdelhi wrote:
So basically,
I am software monitoring, with just one micropohone, with a powerful Mac with 6 GB to spare.. and yet im getting a huge delay!
You poor boy!
Apparently you had some unrealistic expectations.
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Thanks and I appreciate all the help I can get.Well first thing which you need to try is to upgrade the firmware of your Router, Go to website linksysbycisco.com/downloads.........insert model no of your router in serach tab......select proper version of your router........download the firmware file......save that file on desktop...
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*_Time Machine May Report "Preparing..." For a Long Time_*
Consider these factors regarding an extended period of "Preparing...". Consider each topic separately and do not attempt to act on all of them at once.
*Recent Crash or Other Major System Event* (Deep Traversal)
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After an OS update (like 10.5.5) Time Machine realizes the system no longer matches what it looked like during the previous backup. So it has determined that it's earlier catalogue of what-should-be-where is 'untrustable'. So it is going to go item-by-item comparing the before and after of your system. If you have just performed an OS Update then Time Machine knows what it's doing - let it do it!
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Go to System Prefs --> Spotlight --> Privacy Tab.
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Reopen System Prefs and remove ("-") the Time Machine disk from the window.
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*Reboot Time Capsule* #
Stop the backup from the Time Machine menu.
When the Time Machine icon stops spinning, unplug the TC from the wall outlet.
Wait 10-15 seconds.
Re-plug it in again.
After it has restarted (30-60 seconds), attempt another backup.
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I have a Thinkpad T530 (2392-3JG) with a clean installation of Windows 8. I have been experiencing some gaming issues, when once in a while my ping rises to 500ms. I tested the issue by pinging my default gateway, and the lowest ping was 3ms, climbing to 500ms once every 15 seconds or so. I tried the same test on my win7 installation on another partition (but on the same machine), it does something similar, while ping jums "only" to about 300ms. On my sister's computer I get a constant 1ms ping to my default gateway, as it should. Therefore I think the problems must be somewhere in the drivers.
I downloaded the Intel Wireless LAN (11agn) drivers from this site: http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=HT072084I followed these steps and my latency issue did improve by about 20% - 25% so thank you, I'm now getting a PING of around 75ms - 80ms.
But I would also like to know if there are any changes I can make to the WGA600N Gaming Adapter that would decrease my PING time even further.
Since I decreased the Beacon Interval and Threshold values on the router, should I also decrease them on the advanced settings page of the gaming adapter?
On this advanced settings page there are also the options of Aggregation enabling, Short GI enabling, and Extra Wireless Protection -- Which of these boxes, if any, should I have checked?
Also, should Frame Bursting be enabled on the router, and would enabling DMZ or QoS help any? If so, would I want to put the gaming adapter's IP address/MAC address into the DMZ/QoS or the PS3's IP address/MAC address?
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Occasionally a session will develop a latency issue and I can't get it to go away.
I'll deactivate any and all plugins, change buffer size, basically strip down to a clean session, and it's still there. I'll open a different session will a ton of tracks and plugins going at buffer of 64 and not a lick of latency.
Is there something I can "clear" in a session... like a history or something?
please help! very frustrating.
tight linesI've tried that a bunch, and I've even tried to save the session with all it's assets under a new name.
Same deal.
It's like that particular session gets a bug in it somewhere. It makes me think there could be a history or a preference I could clear or something.
When it happened this last time, I had one audio file playing a guitar track I just laid down and I flipping through different drum samples for a programmed beat as the loop played. A couple of the kits took a little while to load and seemed to "bog" things down for a second, then it loaded and was fine... but along came the latency! And it's won't leave.
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