> When using Locic I find that there is a delay in audio of about > 24ms/tics when using the > Digi 002 as my Audio interface in relation to midi data. All the > audio aspects work fine like > the audio instruments and audio tracks but there is a definate > delay with the midi tracks. > I tested this by recording a simple midi click from a proteus 200 > and recorded it as an > audio part and played them back together and there is a very > definate time delay - > norammly the would be a slight phasing thing going on... Ezz, Yeah, I think this issue is found on other boxes as well as the Digi 002r. There's a whole way of delaying things in the prefs, but I have always just adjusted the delay on the MIDI track itself via the Delay parameter. It's been some time now that I've used an external MIDI instrument so I can't remember if I had to delay it or advance it with negative delay. So, I'm sorry to say I don't have your answer. Nothing in the manual regarding the MIDI pref page? Are you using the DIGI 002 for MIDI? I use the AMT-8 which has always worked well with Logic. A coupla years back I traded up from the DIGI 001 and noticed an enormous improvement in sound quality with the 002r. Then, for a short time when the 002r wasn't ready for Tiger, I used an M-Audio Firewire 410 and it sounded incredibly crappy after using the 002. Say what you will about the cruddy Digi drivers (and they *are* cruddy) it is a good-sounding interface. It's all working well now after the Customer Service (Pro Tools LE 6.9.2cs2) update. I have not used the Pro Tools LE 6.9.2cs3 update which came out last week. Have you? Are you at OS 10.4.2? -Glenn g l e n n r u e g e r : s o n i c : a r t s __/__/__/___/__/___/__/__/___/__/__ think melodically : act harmonically