I've just started working with Logic 8 and I have a problem with my audio and my click track matching up. While I'm recording, everything seems fine but when I go back and listen to what I've done what I recorded doesn't match up remotely with the click track. I need help. thanks ezra

Ezra Idlet wrote: > Message posted by Ezra Idlet <ezraidlet@yahoo.com>: > > I've just started working with Logic 8 and I have a problem with my audio > and my click track matching up. While I'm recording, everything seems fine > but when I go back and listen to what I've done what I recorded doesn't > match up remotely with the click track. I need help. > thanks > ezra You often need to put a record delay setting in to your audio prefs. I always record the click track on a mic, compare and by trial and error adjust the delay (- or +) to get it right. Whenever switching to a new interface or software. -- Pete Thomas www.petethomas.co.uk Logic Tutorials, Hints, Tips, free Icons, Environments Sample Aid (EXS Instruments for charity)

On Dec 10, 2007, at 1:12 PM, Pete Thomas wrote: > You often need to put a record delay setting in to your audio prefs. I > always record the click track on a mic, compare and by trial and error > adjust the delay (- or +) to get it right. Whenever switching to a new > interface or software. It might also be an issue of having a latency inducing plugin on your master buss. I've found that bypassing the offending plug isn't enough - you have to un-insert it completely. Matt --- King Never www.kingnever.com

Hi all, I'm looking for an AU waterfall display. I'm very judicious about plug-ins and don't want to load up (or buy another) grandiose mastering plug-in just to see the way the frequencies play out from time to time. I do use a few mastering plug-ins when mastering (mostly Ozone although I find it a bit ham-fisted) but for EQ, compression and personal productivity, there's nothing like a waterfall to get you in the ballpark. There used to be a nice high-resolution waterfall app (not plug-in) available for OS 9 but that was long ago in a galaxy far, far away Luke... Any suggestions? Thanks in advance, Randy

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Randy Perretta <first_avatar@...> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I'm looking for an AU waterfall display. I'm very > judicious about plug-ins and don't want to load up (or > buy another) grandiose mastering plug-in just to see > the way the frequencies play out from time to time. > > I do use a few mastering plug-ins when mastering > (mostly Ozone although I find it a bit ham-fisted) but > for EQ, compression and personal productivity, there's > nothing like a waterfall to get you in the ballpark. > > There used to be a nice high-resolution waterfall app > (not plug-in) available for OS 9 but that was long ago > in a galaxy far, far away Luke... > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks in advance, > > Randy > I don't quite know what you mean by waterfall, i presume you mean a Frq vs. Time scope/Spectrumscope. The best i know of is foo; http://www.mhlabs.com/metric_halo/products/foo/ Not a plugin, but can be routed quite easily. For a plugin you could try RND's inspector XL which offers several different types of scope, not as complete as foo, but cheaper and it's a plugin. http://www.rogernicholsdigital.com/inspectorXL.html Unfortunately i don't know of any cheap/free decent scopes, all the free/shareware ones i tried were crap... Mike

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Randy Perretta <first_avatar@...> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I'm looking for an AU waterfall display. I'm very > judicious about plug-ins and don't want to load up (or > buy another) grandiose mastering plug-in just to see > the way the frequencies play out from time to time. > > I do use a few mastering plug-ins when mastering > (mostly Ozone although I find it a bit ham-fisted) but > for EQ, compression and personal productivity, there's > nothing like a waterfall to get you in the ballpark. > > There used to be a nice high-resolution waterfall app > (not plug-in) available for OS 9 but that was long ago > in a galaxy far, far away Luke... > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks in advance, > > Randy Have a look at Spectre from http://www.audiofile-engineering.com. Jason Staczek www.chromasound.net

On 13/12/2007, at 3:48 AM, Randy Perretta wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm looking for an AU waterfall display. I'm very > judicious about plug-ins and don't want to load up (or > buy another) grandiose mastering plug-in just to see > the way the frequencies play out from time to time. > > I do use a few mastering plug-ins when mastering > (mostly Ozone although I find it a bit ham-fisted) but > for EQ, compression and personal productivity, there's > nothing like a waterfall to get you in the ballpark. > > There used to be a nice high-resolution waterfall app > (not plug-in) available for OS 9 but that was long ago > in a galaxy far, far away Luke... > > Any suggestions? Have you had a look at Logic's Multimeter? Or free one here <http:// homepage.mac.com/bismark/bs-spectrum/index.html> ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Paul Najar Jaminajar Music Production www.jaminajar.com