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Old 08-17-2015, 11:00 AM
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Default Recorded audio sounds off. Please help

I've got an early 2011 Macbook Pro with Pro Tools 9 and an Mbox Pro for my interface. When I record with low-latency monitoring on everything sounds fine and on time. Recording without this on isn't an option since I definitely have latency without it. But when I listen back it sounds (and looks) as if what I just recorded was nudged to the right about half a second. Is there a nudge option that I have turned on somewhere that I don't know about or do you think this is a latency issue. I'm recording at 512 samples, with 2 processors, and 85 percent CPU usage. Any help would be appreciated.
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