Scottyboy101 Posted May 18, 2015 Share Posted May 18, 2015 Hi all, Here is my scenario...... I am working away on my Logic session and am having a creative time. There's no latency issues and I'm enjoying the playing and singing even with plug- ins (to keep me in the zone), the processor seems quite happy and monitoring is perfect. I'm recording to an external thunderbolt HDD and my interface is a Roland Quad Capture. All the drivers are installed and everything seems perfect in my new simple setup. Suddenly .... I hear a pop sound and then there is lots of very bad latency - there is a monitoring delay much worse that setting the buffer size to 1024... more like a proper full on echo maybe 250+ms. I have to then reset the I/O buffer size in Logic X to reset this which obviously disrupts workflow. I have a new MacbookPro. i7 quad core 2.2GHz. OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 Logic X Roland Quad-capture External Thunderbolt Lacie HDD Thunderbolt VGA adapter. I have tried changing the audio buffer size in the Roland Quad Capture but it makes no difference. Could this possibly be interference from other devices such as an external monitor? I am so gutted this week that I can't just get on with my sessions without constantly keep resetting the I/O buffer Size. Does anyone have any ideas? Hope so, thanks for reading Many thanks Scott Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Eric Cardenas Posted May 18, 2015 Share Posted May 18, 2015 Here's another topic on the same subject: Logic Pro X Sudden Audio Big Latency Bug My understanding is that there is something wacky going on with the generic USB Audio driver that many manufacturers utilize even in a wrapped version. Most reports are coming from Logic users with a Mac running 10.10. Although there seem to be similar problems in 10.9.5. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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