#SYNTHESIA LATENCY DRIVER#

If this is what I think it is, the MIDI recording timing issue seems to affect some hardware configurations. It's intendedВ to compensate for small 3-5ms MIDI transmission/response latency of hardware synths, but if you're having to use it to compensate forВ MIDI being laid down in the wrong place when recording, you'll need to find a way to resolve that issue without using Timing Offset. If it's big, it will cause issues because it shifts the MIDI grid against the audio clock, affecting both recording andВ playback.

Timing OffsetВ should never have to be more than a few milliseconds. not recording the synth audio to an audio track, just monitoring the audio track) causes it to not be in time? seems like its an audio latency issue? really don't know now.

ITS IN TIME? but playing back the midi track live (ie. Soooo, even more strange, and audio cant show this, turns out if i record the audio from the maid track and then play that back. edit- seems i didn't export the synth audio. In both samples however, notice how the first drum beat occurs before the first midi note is sent And i guess because of this offset, when quantisized they are played back later than the beat, but this doesn't occur with internal instruments, ive got a 40ms offset set, if i set it to ~100ms the delay is pretty much unnoticeable, but then internal soft synths are messed up. The first sequence the midi notes are actually recorded before the beat, because if the midi offset that cakewalk has, but are played back on the beat. If you don't understand what i'm on about, just mention in the replies.Д«est way i can demonstrate this is with some recordings, both are using the piano roll, ive recorded midi into it from the keylab, the first is un-quantisized and is exactly when i played it on the keylab (out is perfectly in time), the second is the same sequence quantisized. notably however, this does not occur sequencing an internal soft synth.

#SYNTHESIA LATENCY DRIVER#

This is not an audio monitoring issue as there is no latency when playing live, this is not a driver issue as there is no latency playing live, it seems like some hidden midi track piano roll buffer that only exists when playing a sequence. To be clear, there is NO delay when laying live (keylab -> cakewalk midi track -> minilogue XD), but there is a delay when playing a sequence (midi track piano roll -> minilogue XD). If i record the midi in from the keylab to the piano roll, it records in time to when i press the keys (at the same time outputting to the XD which i'm monitoring, which is also perfectly in time), however, playing back this recorded midi sequence is not in time, there is a delay from each midi note. However, if i sequence the XD from a midi track, the sequence is played back late, about 75-100ms from my testing, BUT, if i route the keylab as the input for the track and play live, in time to say, a drum beat, there is no delay from my keypress. Ive got a keylab MkII and the XD connected to the PC, the keylab is sending midi to cakewalk, and i can set the output of a midi track to the XD so i can play it live with more keys. I recently got hold of a minilogue XD, so want to use it in my projects, i have 2 options, sequence it using the piano roll or play live. Going to try to explain this as best as IВ can.

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