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  1. I've just recorded some audio for a two different song projects. I recorded the audio to a click track and a MIDI drum track that I made. In Project #1 the first take is fine and in sync with the midi drum track. However, the next three tracks I recorded, one take in the same project (immediately after I recorded the first - comping folder), and two takes in a different project recorded out of sync. I did not change any Logic settings in between takes, or between projects. Any one have any idea what might be the issue here? I've had this happen only once before, and I'm using the same setup as always. Thanks.
  2. I've done something similar to this. My SOLUTION was to go through the undo history to before the mistaken recording and undo up to just before that mistake. When I checked the tracks at that point, they were comping just fine as they had before. You might lose some Takes, but it might be easier than other solutions.
  3. SOLVED. I didn't realize that it was connected to Screen Sets. Thanks.
  4. I'm attempting to modify my latest Template so that it does on display certain items on the Control Bar and Display. I've been taking out Midi, Signature, Browser, and adding other things. I'm working on a MacBook Pro so I don't have enough room for everything to display without having the Cycle/Solo/Click etc. section show as a drop-down menu. However, when I save my template, or create a new template from the old one, it does not save these settings. Using the 'save as default' button in the customize screen seems to do nothing either. Is this known bug? edit: It's not saving these settings in any project that I open and make changes to.
  5. So, it turns out that it wasn't a corrupt file because the noise came back. I've finally been able to trace it to the I/O Buffer Size in Preferences>General. I had it set at 32 samples for recording with lower latency. Bumping it to 64 samples eliminated the problem.
  6. I think that it is something about the particular project that was corrupt. I'm not having problems with other projects.
  7. And now it's back (while working just on the laptop without the interface). The changes that I thought fixed it before haven't this time. So, now I am at a loss to explain it.
  8. I've plugged it into the ZED-R16 and I'm also not getting it there, so it must have just been that the Core Audio wasn't set right somehow. Thanks.
  9. No. I am running the current driver software, but I think I figured it out. Under Pref>Audio>Input and Output device were both still set to the ZED-R16 in brackets. When I switched it to System Settings, it stopped doing it.
  10. I am having the above mentioned problem. It has only come up since I added a midi drum loop to an project template that I am creating. There is no audio recorded as of yet. When I added the same midi drum loop to a project with a track of guitar audio, it does the same thing. When I turn the midi track off, it continues. If I delete the midi track, it goes away. The audio track was recorded with my ZED-R16 and the midi was added while working with it later on. edit: I have restarted and it's still there. It's not a CPU, or drive issue. I've tried deleting the midi tracks and dropping in a completely different loop and I'm getting the same results.
  11. I should probably be more to the point about what I'm trying to figure out. I've recorded a drum track to a click, and now I want to record a guitar track to the drum track, but not with the click because there is a certain amount of push and pull to there drum track where it's either ahead of or behind the click because of the feel. I'm thinking that playing to the click rather than the drum track won't sound as good as if I play to just the drum track. Essentially, I guess I'd just like to know what the best way to record the guitar to the drum track would be. ?? Not a Logic question specifically I guess, but I AM using Logic after all so I'm wondering how I best go about that.
  12. These are my current recording settings. It's showing a roundtrip latency of 6.4ms and Output latency of 2.0ms. I'm not exactly sure what the differences are, but I am wondering how these would affect my recording guitar over top of a drum track. Does Logic compensate for latency in some kind of way when recording? http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j12/scu11ey/ScreenShot2014-06-04at211255.png
  13. I've answered my own question here. When I had the "OH Hat" Track selected in the Arrange window, but was working on the a region from the "Kick Drum" track in the Editor, it would revert to the "OH Hat" Track because it was the one selected in the Arrange window. Later, when I was working in the Editor, an Undo would revert the Editor to the 16" Tom track. That was when I noticed that the "16" Tom" Track was selected... and then it clicked for me. If I'm working in the Editor on a Region from Track X, then I have to have Track X selected in the Arrange window. If Track Y is selected in the Arrange window, but I'm working on a Region from Track X in the Editor, then an Undo reverts the Editor window to Track Y. Get it? Got it. Thanks for your help. You're Welcome.
  14. Somehow I was finally able to get #2 deleted, and I remade it. Thanks for your help.
  15. They were all imported. I don't care if I keep them at this point. I'd like to delete them all and start over, but how would I do that given that I cannot from the drop down menu for the problem one?
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