I have a question about the Logic Pro recording error issue.

Hi there,

A Logic Pro recording error message usually indicates a problem with your audio input settings, such as a mismatch between the sample rate of your project and the sample rate of your audio interface, a faulty microphone connection, or an issue with the selected input device in Logic Pro itself; common error messages might include "Error while trying to synchronize audio" or a message stating that the sample rate recognized doesn't match your project settings. 

Potential causes and solutions:

• Sample Rate Mismatch:
  • Check your settings: Go to "File > Project Settings > Audio" in Logic Pro to ensure your project's sample rate matches the sample rate of your audio interface. 
  • Adjust interface settings: Access your audio interface's control panel to verify and adjust the sample rate if necessary. 
• Incorrect Input Device:
  • Check input selection: In Logic Pro, go to "Logic Pro > Preferences > Audio > Devices and make sure the correct input device is selected. 
  • Check microphone connection: Verify that your microphone is properly connected to your audio interface and that the microphone is powered on. 
• Audio Buffer Size:
  • Adjust buffer size: If you experience latency issues, try lowering the buffer size in Logic Pro's audio settings. 
• Device Conflicts:
  • Close unnecessary applications: Shut down any other applications that might be using your audio interface to avoid conflicts. 
• Overloaded CPU:
  • Close heavy plugins: If your computer is struggling to process audio, try disabling or reducing the number of plugins used in your project. 

Other potential error messages:

• "Cannot record audio":
• This could mean your input level is too low or your microphone is not selected as the input source. 
• "Audio synchronization error":
• This usually occurs when the sample rate of your project doesn't match the sample rate of an external device you're trying to record from. 

What to do if you encounter a recording error:

• Check your settings:
• Double-check your audio input device, sample rate, and input level in Logic Pro. 
• Restart your computer and Logic Pro:
• Sometimes a simple restart can resolve temporary issues. 
• Update Logic Pro:
• Ensure you are using the latest version of Logic Pro to benefit from bug fixes. 

~ThatLogicProGuy

Have you cycle on?

It’s not punching in is it?

if you double click and capture recording does the same thing happen on your midi recording?