>> Did anyone else ever notice that if Logic loops between locators and >> I start playing the sequence the first time it plays Logic cuts off a >> couple off samples at the beginning of the cycle. On the repeat it >> sounds fine. > "Paul Zimmer" <paul@...> > Hi Hans - yes I noticed this a few days ago and sent the following mail. No > replies yet though! This seems to be the way Logic works at this point. Logic apparently doesn't have a pre-roll buffer. H

> >> Did anyone else ever notice that if Logic loops between locators and > >> I start playing the sequence the first time it plays Logic cuts off a > >> couple off samples at the beginning of the cycle. On the repeat it > >> sounds fine. > This seems to be the way Logic works at this point. Logic apparently > doesn't have a pre-roll buffer. > > H If this is the case, it's a fairly substantial flaw - doesn't it means that every time you play a sequence containing sample audio from the start, audio content is being lost? Ok, so you can simply shift the whole sequence a bar to the right, but what about people who are mixing down tracks without being aware of this? On a similar subject: My audio samples seem to be reacting late to their hyperdraw data, e.g. if I draw in a sudden reduction in volume, there will be an audible glitch where Logic plays the initial data at the previous volume, and then reduces to the correct volume. I have my "volume" hyperdraws set to "sample accurate" in my Audio Preferences, so something is not right. Paul -- Paul Zimmer (ZAP! - Zimmer Audio Production) www.zimmeraudio.com