Interleaved stereo file, with built in offset...

Thanks Nigel. It's all really bizarre, that's for sure. That interleaved file was a first! Hopefully, it was just a fluke.

But my other issues with the marker names, as well as current recorded audio regions disappearing when I "punch out" with the space bar still occur.

What OS are you running? I'm still on 10.10.5 (Yosemite)

Yea, I guess that's the next step to try. It IS odd, and by the looks of things, isolated to my current set up

Pancenter... the blip was me bumping something... maybe setting my coffee mug down before the downbeat hit 🙂 If I had peeled it back, you would've seen that on the other side as well.

The levels are different intentionally. It wasn't a true stereo recording,,, just 2 mics, but favoring the one side. Regardless, it just seems so weird an interleaved file could even do that, since the left and right sides are "locked" together. Hopefully, an isolated incident.

Maybe that was Logic's way of telling me it thought I had a better take in me...!

Drew, the only time I could see that happening on input would be the possibility of the sample delay plugin on an input channel.

I've never been aware of a way to purposely delay input from an audio device, unless ,as you suggested, it was a global setting. But not two different settings from the same hardware.

On a separate, but similar note, my key command gremlins just decided to join in on the key command "New track with same instrument". It worked for hours (and 15 or so years) until an hour ago. Now I get the flashing screen.

I just repaired permissions.... I hadn't done that in a long time. Next course of action will probably be Nigel's suggestion creating a new admin account, and logging in from there.

Thanks all for your discussion on this. I'm always hopeful it will cause one of those "A-HA" moments... and it'll become more obvious