recordings getting pushed ahead?

hey all im just working on a clients job and all my recordings seem to be getting pushed forward a 32nd of a beat is there a setting that changed when i upgraded to x1b?

or do i just suck?

my "total roundtrip" latency is 10.4 msec. definately not the problem

my buffer size is set at 128 and i have never had this happen until the upgrade.

my recordings seem to be getting pushed forward a 32nd of a beat

Assuming you actually mean a 32nd of a whole-note, and the error is really that big (on the order of 60-75ms at 125-100 BPM), I think you're looking at more than a latency compensation error that you would compensate with a manual offset. But Thomas' advice to check your actual round-trip using CEntrance is still a good idea just to get another point of reference.


Aside from that, All I can think is there's something wrong with the timing of your click, making everyone play ahead/behind the audio clock. Are you using SONAR's audio metronome?


If by "forward" you mean later in the timeline, I could imagine that happening if the click reference is a MIDI track driving an onboard soundcard's wavetable synth (with notoriously high response latency). Otherwise, I don't know.

to the op..have you tried the nudge option uder process??..did you do any external midi synching??if you did and its off..use the nudge left 1..or nudge right 1..or 2..try it till its right.see if that works.

heh. yeah he did get a little crabby for some reason.

downloading the app. going for a coffee. when i get back ill test it out.

to answer a few questions. when i mean "pushed forward" i mean umm back in time? sorry. for example if i record something (i use audio metronome) it seems to loose some MS from the start of the file.. so its like im playing before the beat... when im not... I know the metronome is playing correctly because when i play it overtop after recording it is on beat with sonar..

AH I may have found the problem. ill check when i get back.. but for some reason my sync was set on "asio4all" and the "reported" latency was 184 (which seems aobut the right amount of time that i was talking about).  I've switched it to motu asio and restarted... we'll see if that helps...

ok wierd problem... i cant seem to select MOTU Audio ASIO in "record latency adjustment"

so my latency compensation is being triggered by ASIO 4 ALL!

what the heck?

 
EDIT:
 
Nevermind just read your last post.

Roger.

In that section PREFERENCES> AUDIO> SYNCING AND CACHING> "Record Latency Adjustment" > device, you can still change the Manual Offset by selecting the device from the dropdown menu when there's more than one device listed there.

The changes will take, if you make changes and hit Apply and OK, but another device might be showing there by default when you return to that section. You can see the changes did take place by re-selecting the device from the dropdown menu.