Re: Message History Chart on Forum Home Page

martin <mbox-f/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.emagic.logic.tdm
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> From: brio <[email protected]>
> do you have problems with the native tracks' timing being offset
> against the TDM tracks by a random amount each time you hit play?
> 
> This is what keeps me from running both engines in parallel in a
> meaningful manner. It's fine for string-pads....

Hi Brio,
I'm aware of it. If I put copies of the same audio on a TDM and a Core track
they will phase different to each other each time I hit play, but not more
than that (while DTDM is sample locked). Maybe this varies on peoples
systems, but at least for me these differences aren't enough to affect the
real timing.

But it would be a problem if I wanted to spread multitracked drums across
TDM and Core tracks because of mike leakage and phasing. Then the drums
would sound different each time.

I'm using 128 samplebuffer for Core, and that itself produces a certain
latency when sending into TDM, but it's not so bad that I don't want to use
it.

BTW, I've been using two engines in Logic since the OS9 days, when I had PT
MIX + Creamware Pulsar (ASIO). Also then I tested the sync between the two
(same audio on TDM and ASIO tracks) and guess what, it never varied. Always
bang on. I still wonder if that was Logic OS9, ASIO or the Pulsar card
itself.

Martin


> 
> Regards,
> Brio
> 
> 
> On 20 Nov 2007, at 21:58, martin wrote:
> 
>>> From: skylabfilmpop <[email protected]>
>>> Maybe everyone got their systems to work, Logic 7x Has been out
>> for a long
>>> time.
>> 
>> Or maybe they switched to.... ProTools? :-)
>> 
>> I'm still happy with TDM + Core (HD Accel2 + RME9632 ADAT). I use
>> fewer TDM
>> tracks in the mix than before (moving some of them over to Core after
>> recording on 192), but there are still many TDM plugs I wouldn't be
>> without,
>> and Revibe is definitely my favorite reverb. By sending Core
>> outputs to TDM
>> FX busses, my trusty G5 still holds up plenty. And by recording on
>> TDM I
>> don't have to mess with Logic's recording delay either, it's crazy
>> and it
>> varies with the Core buffer size.
>> 
>> Martin
>> 
>> 
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