How do you conduct a "Loopback Test" to find out driver latency?
iShwartz said:
"But pretty much all other audio systems do not report driver latency to Logic, and therefore the recording delay value must be calculated (via the loopback test) and entered manually into the recording delay setting."
How do you conduct a loopback test please?
Also, do you or does anyone know if Pro Tools LE 7.4 Digi 002 A/D reports latency issues to logic?
To get the lowest latency while recording I use the 32 I/O buffer setting.
Also as instructed, I bypass all plug-ins and set "Compensation" to Audio & Software Instruments Tracks, with "Low Latency" mode checked.
I also make sure I'm running no other applications while recording with logic, including Airport.
Having said and done all this, could anyone please tell me WHY is my MacBook Pro Dual processor 2.5ghz constantly STILL displaying ..."Disk too slow, or System overload" when recording audio?
I have made an appt. with a mac genuis to see if something is wrong with my MacBook Pro.
Hope someone can advise or provide some answers.
One more thing...what is software monitoring?
should I have this not checked if I am monitoring from SPIDIF out from my Digi 002?
iShwartz you out there?
thanx~
AFS
MacBook Pro 2.5 Ghz, Mac OS X (10.5.6), 2 Gig RAM