I hear everything twice!!!

Local:ON turned itself on?

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Local:ON turned itself on?

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+1  -- or some type of MIDI [or audio] loopback (as Wicked mentions).
 
 

I was getting this last night in 8.5.3

I saved the file I was working on, exited Sonar, went back in and it was fixed.

how do you know there are 2 16th notes?  are they delayed from each other or 2 different note values?

No Beags, it's just like a short delay.  The notes are "about" a 16th apart.  Instead of dit...dit...dit...dit... it's didit...didit...didit...didit...

Funny you should mention that song there Bub, ol pal.  Back in the early eighties I played nightly in a group in Nashville that was comprised of mostly guys that had formerly been in a band called Myron and the Marvells...a fifties show group.  We did that song every night in one of our shows.  Our guitar player, Billy Abdo, sang it.  Thanks for bringing back a great memory.  Of course now I'll never get the dang thing back out of my head!!

Pal If your not playing the click track live then I dont see where the local on would affect it.
I was having an issue with doubled notes on record using am m-audio prokeys 88 controller that wound up being an issue where TWO keyboard zones were active at the same time, with the same range and midi channels

This definitely has something to do with installing the Focusrite VRM.  Once I've done that the FTU starts showing the message "because the audio is streaming the sample rate cannot be changed" and now matter what I try or how I monitor my outboard Alesis QS8 (click and working piano) have a horrible latency in playback which shows up as a "delay".  If I uninstall both the VRM and FTU and reinstall only the FTU everything goes back to normal.  More later...probably.

Well, I don't know how it's doing it...or what, exactly, is happening but it is definitely some kind of interaction between the VRM, the FTU and Win7.  Once it starts the only way to get rid of the delay is to uninstall both the VRM AND the FTU, clear the registry of all refs to either and reinstall ONLY the FTU.  Then everything's fine.  If the VRM is reinstalled the problem crops up again.  The delay is only on my single piece of outboard gear (Alesis QS8) which I use for my click track and my working piano in my Normal template.  And it occurs no matter how I have my FTU monitoring or Win7 sounds dialog set.  No biggie, I'll just return the VRM.  The problem is I like the VRM technology quite a bit.  It is a great mixing reference tool.  That's why I've been looking at the Focusrite Pro 24 DSP...which includes VRM tech. 

It just plain doesn't work with the FTU.  Even tho it's only being fed by the SPDIF of the FTU it loads a midi driver and there's latency and it screwed the pooch on my whole X1 system.  That said, I really like the VRM mixing environment and found it quite beneficial.

Hey Yorolpal
Did you finally nail that VRM Box thing? Are you still using it?
Think I'll give it a whirl - only, I have to import one so I thought I'd consult the oracle first :-)
Cheers
FS

Yeah. I tried 3 of them (FTU's) before I could get one to work at all: the other two made delightful motor boat noises. I have several Echo cards here a couple of FTP's so I may be able to figure it out once I get the Box. I guess I'm also asking how you are finding the Box? Useful? I travel a good deal and it would be great to have a way of completing or nearly completing projects on the road.
Thanks
FS

Thanks. I'm very curious.
FS