Are the tracks gradually drifting out of sync, or are they out of sync by a consistent amount throughout the track?
How much out time are we looking at? A couple of milliseconds? Several seconds?
“Are the tracks gradually drifting out of sync, or are they out of sync by a consistent amount throughout the track?
How much out time are we looking at? A couple of milliseconds? Several seconds?”
The tracks are gradually drifting out of sync if a record small pieces the are in time , but longer riffs,solo or part start in time but end out of time (it’s a matter of milliseconds not seconds but the track i compromized)
Have you tried recording at 48000 Hz instead of 44100? If not, try that (you will need to rerun the latency compensation setup).
Note that any changes to the recording setup can change the amount of latency, for example, switching between mono and stereo, or changing the sample rate.
Have you tried recording at 48000 Hz instead of 44100? If not, try that (you will need to rerun the latency compensation setup).
Note that any changes to the recording setup can change the amount of latency, for example, switching between mono and stereo, or changing the sample rate.
Hi all my toolbar settings are in the previous post, i tried recording at 48000 hz ( rerun the latency compensation setup also) but no effect
why i should try to record at 48000 ?
Hi steve , the quality of sound is good and i don 't have cracks and pops , i also tried to record using the embedded audio sound card of my pc as playback device (while recording with the focusrite 2i2 but the problem is the same after a while if the tracks segment is longer than about 16 seconds start going out of time