--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, forums@l... wrote: > > Message posted by my name <streetlight1@v...> > ______________________________________________________________________ > > I have been trying to figure out how to work around logic's latency issues, > in order to be able to work on more types of . It seems to me that, if one > could determine exactly what delays are caused by the input / output buffers > and the various other factors that cause delays, then one could have a shot > at moving the audio regions around to compensate. However, the arrange > window only allows for delays based on ticks, and it is tempo dependant, > which hampers its accuracy. > > I have read in a number of posts that it is possible to move things with > sample accuracy in the "sample edit" window, by moving the anchor. I have > had a hard time getting this to work, and I cannot get the anchor to move by > one sample, but only by larger amounts. > > I have searched through the manual, and I notice that it is somewhat evasive > on the subject. It talks about being able to move the anchor by a "sample > word" rather than by a sample. > > I am using Logic Express, if that makes any difference. > > Anyhow, does anyone know for real whether or not the anchor can be moved by > one sample [or by any user-chosen amount]. If so, could someone please > explain to me how to do that. Thanks. > Hi, That´s one of Logic´s main drawbacks. if you want to move it later use the sample delay pluggin. If you want to move earlier you are in trouble. If it´s just one track you can try opening the sample editor, zoom in all the way, uncheck zero crossings and move the archor. with more tracks...well I can´t help :-) regards