Interesting, upon rebooting the duet was in sync. Putting the computer
to sleep and waking it back up results in it being out of sync again.
Unplugging the duet and plugging it back in restores the
synchronization. The builtin audio was always out of sync.
Something's buggy!
- Taylor
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 6:14 PM, Taylor Holliday
<email@hidden> wrote:
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 5:30 PM, Brian Willoughby <email@hidden
> wrote:
On Oct 30, 2009, at 17:25, Taylor Holliday wrote:
It's hard to say. There isn't enough context here. You say
everything is
"10
samples or so late", but late as compared to what?. And, is it
10 samples
all the time? If not, what precisely is the variance?
You need to define better what you are measuring and how you are
doing it
before I can provide more information.
I'll try. In order to determine whether newly recorded audio is
properly synchronized with previously recorded audio, I hooked the
output of my duet into its input. Then recorded audio to a separate
track. The newly recorded audio is 10 samples late relative to the
audio being played back. The 10 samples seems to be a constant.
CoreAudio, and therefore Logic, only has the latency reported by
the audio
driver to go on. If the Apogee Duet provides I/O latency values
which are
off by 10 samples in total, then your test will be off by 10
samples.
Have you tested against other devices? What about the built-in
audio on
your Mac?
Brian Willoughby
Sound Consulting
I just did the same test with builtin audio, the recorded audio is
also out of sync and this time
its about 40 samples too early:
http://wtholliday.org/recording_delay_builtin.jpg
I don't have access to any other devices right now.
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