well, i do see the off beat-ness...i will say that. for me, it's always a little ahead of the beat, doesn't seem ever behind. at first i was dismayed. then i realized how zoomed in i was. at a "normal" zoom, it looks dead on...zoomed in so far that one sixteenth note spans my whole screen. now i can see that basically, it's off a little less than a 1/128 note! no wonder i can't hear it! so for the record, i am syncing the two, giving two bars of empty space first (just to let the sync get established a bit before recording) and recording the audio at, well, 2ms latency. surely, that helps. otherwise, i'm using a Midisport 2X2 USB midi interface. i dunno...it is off, but such a small amount, i think i'm going to go with it. i'd be curious to see how much it's off for you guys. spread a sixteenth note across your screen, keep halfing that distance to 32/64/and then 128 notes to measure how off your distance from the one is. for now i think i'll go with it... ;) last thing though, possibly an important thing: i tried taking off the sync from Cubase to MD and setting each to the same BPM, then recording. you know what, i still have the exact same amount of ahead of the beatness!!! so are we really seeing faulty sync or am i just seeing some small, largely unnoticeable, amount of latency?
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[elektron] Re: Machinedrum and Cubase
2005-07-04 by dougvarn
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