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Old 10-12-2008, 11:28 AM
Mr.O Mr.O is offline
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Default Midi timing

Hi,

made an arrangement in PT 7.4 and the same with Logic 8.02 - very interesting!

the timing with playing Midi and VIs in Logic is much better than in PT.
You get a springy, elastic feeling in L8
Then I used plogue bidule in PT, it´s a virtual VST rack with rewire, that you can use with PT
and wow: on a rewire bus battery 3 rocks a lot more than being a RTAS plug
digidesign will say, "that´s the problem with Native Instruments, but I think, this isn´t true, because AIR instruments like xpand or strike have the same
tiring groove
Hope, this problem will change in PT 8
On the other side I am a big fan of PT

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Old 10-12-2008, 01:56 PM
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For me, the HIGHER the BUFFER, the WORSE the TIMING !!!!!

Been this way since Protools 6.0 here. I wish theyd just allocate a certain amount of memory that dealt with JUST the midi so it wouldnt go all over the place.

Logic still has the best midi timing yet.
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Old 10-12-2008, 04:53 PM
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Default Re: Midi timing

Same here.
Midi timing in Logic is excellent and mix sounds tight.

PTLE 7.4.2 timing is all over the place. Frustrating indeed.

PT 8 i am guessing will have the same midi timing issue.
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Old 10-12-2008, 06:38 PM
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Default Re: Midi timing

For Recording, lower the Hardware Buffer Size, for Playback set the H/W Size back and use MIDI Track Offsets.





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Old 10-12-2008, 07:09 PM
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Setting up a MIDITRACK OFFSET in 2008!!!!!!

Midi has been going since 1983 and DIGI cant keep the timing on tight??

No thanks, Ill use Logic or Cubase for MIDI
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