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When I'm recording midi, while playing the sound is just fine, no latency issues, however the midi roll ends up too early on the grid, so even when trying to play right with the click, the resulting midi is always ahead of the beat. I've been trying to adjust the Midi Sync Delay options under Preferences, but with no success. Any idea as to which parameter I should adjust? As a reference I've been trying to use + numbers to get the midi to come out later
In Logic's Preferences/Audio make sure Recording Delay is set to Zero, (is that what you mean by MIDI sync delay)
Then, when Recording the MIDI/ Track, Enable Low Latency Mode, on playback Disable Low Latency mode.
Might add... If you have any quantization set in Logic's Inspector the Piano Roll will show you the quantized view. Set quantization off (Inspector, upper left)
In Logic's Preferences/Audio make sure Recording Delay is set to Zero, (is that what you mean by MIDI sync delay)
Then, when Recording the MIDI/ Track, Enable Low Latency Mode, on playback Disable Low Latency mode.
Might add... If you have any quantization set in Logic's Inspector the Piano Roll will show you the quantized view. Set quantization off (Inspector, upper left)
This is what you have to do when you use Plugins which have look-ahead-technology, (built in latency)
Low Latency Mode has a very specific function, it's not something you enable and leave, might want to look it up in the manual Most of the time it should be off.
Yes this worked perfectly, a huge difference for sure, wish there a setting to that could keep it that way without the back and forth, but I'll take it! Thanks so much!
Midi Roll comes out too early
