Post by Ox Han on Nov 21, 2023 2:58:01 GMT -6
I have a basic question about interfaces, sample delay compensation, and the 500R8. I use Logic if that is relevant.
When I record instruments separately, I’ve noticed some interfaces will automatically compensate for recording delay, but not the 500R8.
When I used an Apollo to record drums first and then bass guitar for example, the bass is automatically lined up with the drums at the same starting point.
The 500R8 does not do this at least not on my Mac. I have to drag every instrument track to line up with the drums, which I record first 99% of the time.
I love the 500R8 sound and conversion, but as I take on more projects to which I am adding drums and dedicate more time to family and my career I have less time to drag things around in the DAW to align tracks.
Why does the 500R8 operate this way and is there a way to make the 500R8 do this automatically without additionally software?
Thanks for your help
When I record instruments separately, I’ve noticed some interfaces will automatically compensate for recording delay, but not the 500R8.
When I used an Apollo to record drums first and then bass guitar for example, the bass is automatically lined up with the drums at the same starting point.
The 500R8 does not do this at least not on my Mac. I have to drag every instrument track to line up with the drums, which I record first 99% of the time.
I love the 500R8 sound and conversion, but as I take on more projects to which I am adding drums and dedicate more time to family and my career I have less time to drag things around in the DAW to align tracks.
Why does the 500R8 operate this way and is there a way to make the 500R8 do this automatically without additionally software?
Thanks for your help
