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| quote: | Originally posted by retroware
What you need to do is adjust the "track delay"
First, go to session view
From the "view" menu, make sure "track delay' is enabled
Now, below each track mixer you'll see a track delay control. Adjust
these to correct latency problems. You can adjust either the
midi channel delay or the audio channel delay if you are recording
back into Live.
If adjusting the midi channel, you'll want to change the delay to
a negative number. On my virus B through a MOTU midi interface,
I set this to -28msec. Essentially what happens is that the midi note
will be played 28msec earlier than normal.
Alternatively, you can set the audio track you're recording into to
have a delay of 28msec. This is essentially looking 28msec into the
future and recording that sound as if it was occurring now.
The 28msec number will depend on your midi and audio card. I record
a midi sequence of fast attack sounds that occur dircetly on a beat and
then mess around with the delay until the recorded sound lines up on
the beat. |
Hey man - your responce to my query is perfect - thank you so much!!
I'll give this a try tonight, fingers crossed 
I thought I had it in sync last night then played a soft synth on it that i knew was in time and it sounded completely off.
Thanks again though retroware - I really appreciate it.....
I really hope this works becasue if it doesn;t it;s going to put me off hardware forever or ableton forever lol
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