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Home Help Search Login Register. New Tempest user here. I don't observe this behavior with other devices. If I use the tempest pads to play notes on an instrument channel in Logic there is no latency. When I record audio direct there is no Latency. I have included a picture of this. Screen Shot at 8. RobH Quote from: jp on April 03, , AM. So this is super frustrating When I open a new file I can tap in beats with no discernible latency between what I play and MIDI note registered, yet when I try tapping in beats into a an already existing file with stuff recorded in it all ready I'm getting crazy latency All of my other keyboards are just plug and play and with Tempest Logic didn't automatically recognize it.
I'm using Main OS version 1. Screen Shot at 6. Yorgos Arabatzis Why or why are you using this OS? Everything before the last OS release is buggy as hell! Just tried updating OS - still have the issue. I can think maybe you have some kind of loop going where you are recording but also monitoring the midi at the same time. This has happened to me before when I have been live recording and also sending midi to the Tempest with the same track however this was in Reaper.
Tundrah Quote from: Tundrah on April 04, , PM. Thanks for all the responses! I found a work around, just in case anyone runs into same project. Instead of using "external MIDI instrument" track, create a new instrument track 2. Select the "external instrument plugin", select Tempest 3. Turn on low latency mode 4. Turn down channel in logic and monitor on your interface I'm using Apollo Console This worked like a charm and allowed me to play and record pads with no latency.
I've always used "external MIDI track" option, but whatever, this works fine. Quote from: jp on April 06, , AM.
Sounds to me like you have a bunch of plug-ins that are causing latency and Logic is not compensating correctly for some reason, the fact that turning 'low latency mode' on helps seems to confirm this basically this disables plug-ins that generate latency over a certain amount of samples.
I've never had any issues using the Tempest as a MIDI source for Logic, getting it to sync properly on the other hand has always felt like something of a black art! If i could help, i have just resolving the problem with my pro tools HD. Instead of using midi ajustement, i had adjusting each track manually to find the perfect timing with the offset.
Each tracks g-have different plug in , so you must adjust manually the echantillons offset. It's perhaps long , but the result is a perfect timing between audio and midi. For example on my kick track, i have ms!!!!!! Hope that could help you.
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