emusonacid!

hi,

im trying to record audio from my e5000 ultra, as it is being triggered from logic, but i keep getting errors, the beat is not hitting on time when i try record.

it is happening on anything i try to record, all done separately too...

i have checked out all the settings and cannot suss it, emu's clock is set to external etc, logic internal, every hit once in a while will be just off, and it needs to b on!

pain in the ass

sum1 plse help asap!

Simon

What sort of clock is the E--MU receiving from the external source? MTC? Nads...

wot do u measn wot sort of clock?

that mite b the prob...

im using logic and have tried sending midi clock and also MTC..

i have a m-audio audiophile master clcok set to 'internal'.

yea just little errors are happening so it doesnt sound smooth....

aaargh!

wanna have it tite and

EOS 4.61 aswell

Leave the sampler's clock on "internal" and the card to "internal". See what the latency is from Logic and adjust pre--roll to suit. Like this: Have a wav file hard quantised to a beat (like a hat sound), trigger the same sound from the sampler (sequenced to trigger at same time as hat hit in sequencer), record into SForge/Wavelab whatever (each coming in on a different mono channel) so you can see the latency in samples when you xamine the wav/aiff files against each other (I've got about a 180 sample delay from Cubase=180/44100=.00480s and my preroll/midi to audio delay is set at 180 samples). I use Wordclock as the synch source for everything via an MTP-AV btw. Is it drifting or just not tight??

ill try putting the samplers clock to internal...

the sounds arent drifting, just 'missing' the beat by a fraction every so often....

and ill send the 'midi clock' right?