it it possible to get tight midi timing in protools?

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it it possible to get tight midi timing in protools?

11-06-2007, 09:11 PM

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it it possible to get tight midi timing in protools?

Hi DUC people, I was wondering if anyone is using protools midi for sequencing drums tracks?
Is it possible to get something close to sample accuracy?
The last time I tried(several pt versions ago) I would get very bad timing errors regardless of what midi devices(external drum machines, reason rewire, etc) or hardware settings were used. I've gone back to using an MPC or linn9000 externally, but I'd really like to find something that integrates better with protools.
thanks!

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