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Hi, What do you mean by "Sacking Setting", "Te OP" and "Larger Text" ? I can't find these settings anywhere. Best, Tim

Hi, I couldn't see the option to open the application in low resolution. I opened a Get info window for it - but can see no option there. I'm on El Capitan.

Hi, I've looked at other threads here, but there is either no resolution, or the solution doesn't work. I am getting an unwanted jump from the point of origin when I want to drag a note by a small amount in the piano roll. I have turned off snap to grid completely, upped the grid resolution to the highest, turned off quantize, turned the Time Handles on and off. What I have here is a solution, a warning and also a request I suppose. After trying various things I found that the issue was with 'limit dragging in one direction' in Preferences/General/Editing. I have this option turned on as I often drag things vertically by a mistake. After I unchecked this box, my problem was solved. I guess what Logic is doing for the first part of dragging is looking for the direction, so no movement occurs. I'm glad I can now move again in small increments from the point of origin, it is a shame that the 'limit dragging to one direction' function has now been lost though. I'll flag it up with Apple. Ta, Tim

Hi, Was there ever a resolution to this ? I have the same problem and it's doing my head in ! T

I've been tearing my hair out since getting the Apollo, struggling with latency in one form or another. I've been trying to sync up my Arturia arpeggiator, and also their Beatstep. I'm getting the same 'early' problem. There's an old article about how Logic 9 handles latency which still applies I reckon. https://help.apple.com/logicpro/mac/9.1.6/en/logicpro/usermanual/index.html#chapter=41%26section=3%26tasks=true While Logic is busy compensating for the plugins, calculating delay for all the audio parts so it all syncs up, the starting point for the whole track gradually gets pushed further and further on, though we don't see it. Unfortunately it doesn't also push the MIDI start time, leaving us with an apparently early MIDI trigger. Switching the plugin compensation mode to 'Software Instruments and Tracks' actually gets it closer when monitoring, and in playback it should be bang on. Make sure you switch back the plugin compensation mode to 'All' when playing back. This is however an imperfect workaround, instruments which are processed more than lightly will play back out of sync while in Software Instruments and Tracks mode, which is infuritating. Have to go muting things just so you can play along. The latency issue in general with Apollo is driving me nuts. Just splashed out on a brand new Mac Pro 3.5Ghz 6 Core with 64Gb RAM, with Thunderbolt Apollo, Display and Drives. I couldn't believe it when I had to start fanny around with latency settings. At the moment, I was better off before I got the damned Apollo. Doing TV composing, you have to be able to mix a trackm but then go back to it on a rolling basis for additional recording and edits. I'm beginning to think UAD was a mistake. I'm keen to hear other fixes or settings.