but if they are free, how can they be good? everybody knows if it''s free, it''s only good if it''s ANVIL™ because only ANVIL™ makes the shit with proper shitness. you need ANVIL™ to tell you what you need, otherwise you are not FREE™
not the software monitoring function that should better be disabled, no?
on my shitty PC logic runs just fine, it''s the best program, regarding so much things, that I ever got my hands on, and the EQs and FX are just great :D
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Original post by UnshavenBastard what latency are you referring to??
I''m referring to the fact that when I recorded one audio track over another, it would start Much later than it should. Not just a few ms out, but between 1/4 to 1/2 a second between me making the sound and it hitting the disk. Not acceptable!
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not the software monitoring function that should better be disabled, no?
Well, I''ve no idea what could be wrong, but I didn''t have all year to find out. I couldn''t see any options that would instantly fix it after playing around for an hour or two so I went back to Cakewalk 9 which has no noticeable latency even after 8 tracks of audio.
mmm, i get a ~10ms latency out of logic 4 on a 1.2g athlon if i need it. imo the way to configure a daw is to observe and correlate host/hw compatabilities. don't just buy a fast computer and the s/w you want.. wait until you can find 1/2 dozen examples of people with working systems..
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