pls make a weel working pro tools software

[Shanti Monkey]

PT 804 windows xp .
editing bug , if duplicating audio or midi regions, the duplicated region delayed 1 sample from grid, it s crazy that i cant produce my songs cause of this bug ,
this is industry standard how can it happen?

my comuter and system full compatible....

[DigiTechSupt]

This is normal and is related to sample rounding. Here are a couple threads that discuss it:

http://duc.digidesign.com/showthread...ample+rounding

http://duc.digidesign.com/showthread.php?t=238906

You may also want to do a DUC search for 'sample rounding' for even more info...

[Shanti Monkey]

Thank you for tips. I will search ....

[Shanti Monkey]

Originally Posted by DigiTechSupt

This is normal and is related to sample rounding. Here are a couple threads that discuss it:

http://duc.digidesign.com/showthread...ample+rounding

http://duc.digidesign.com/showthread.php?t=238906

You may also want to do a DUC search for 'sample rounding' for even more info...

Thx Digi TechSupt.
I ' ve research a many Thread.
I find on diferent tempo, diferent bar lenghts, (in samples) and not regular times , how they accur repetly.

so region looping calculate for this perfect every time?

Hope AVID will solve this more precizely way in future..
After all thanks for helping..

[Nish]

Yes it depends on the tempo of the track, It makes me wanna pull my hairs out from time to time... and is a time waster as well...
Though the simplest way around is using repeat in tick's mode instead of duplicating a loop/region or whatever.

Cheers

[DigiTechSupt]

Hope AVID will solve this more precizely way in future..
After all thanks for helping..

The information in those threads and the Pro Tools reference guide give you all the possible options you could need - they're as 'precise' as it gets.

It's a matter of understanding the modes and tools you have available.

[Shanti Monkey]

Originally Posted by DigiTechSupt

The information in those threads and the Pro Tools reference guide give you all the possible options you could need - they're as 'precise' as it gets.

It's a matter of understanding the modes and tools you have available.

Ok , maybe just my fault sorry
i will learn more