Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Of course, you need to check that you are at a sample rate of 44.1 or 
whatever, and then check any audio files in use - and bounce them or convert them if 
necessary to make sure everything is the same and what you expect it to be. 
You might also try switching to the built-in audio drivers and see if the 
drivers are causing the problem. I had occasional problems with the m-audio drivers 
and the Native Instrument drivers (more where they produce (strong unwanted 
digital) distortion though).

However, I suspect that Logic is just bogging down. I think the truth of the 
matter is that it can't necessarily handle all that many plug ins and virtual 
instruments - especially things like Sculpture and Echoboy. I have had as many 
as 10 virtual instruments with 20 plugs, but sometimes I get those sync 
errors even with only a few tracks and few plugs. 

Greg


> In a nutshell: If I try to play audio tracks along with virtual instrument 
> tracks, things get
> all choppy in the audio and I get a warning "MIDI and audio sync error 
> recognized. Logic
> recognized a sample rate of 41,231 recognized" or something like that.
> 
> If I freeze the midi (virtual instrument) tracks, everything plays fine.
> 
> Any clues on this one????
> 
> I've tried different sync options in the sync transport button, the ones 
> that looked
> promising "internal" and "auto-detect" or whatever that one was called.
> 




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