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Subject: Kick Drum Latency
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Original Message 1/9 30-Oct-00 @ 01:49 PM - Kick Drum Latency
Nice groove being sent to A4k through midi, Kick, snare, clap, percus, monitoring from Mixer. Kick's perfectly lined up in groove. Record groove into cugbase, each instr. to seperate channels. Kick seems late in the mix. If i lower the kicks fader in mix it settles in better, but i want the kick up front DAMIT! Does this happen to anyone else or what?
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Message 2/9 30-Oct-00 @ 02:04 PM - RE: Kick Drum Latency
why not just record the kick track seperately into it's own track, is there an absolute need to record ewverything at the same time? do one track at a time.
Message 3/9 30-Oct-00 @ 02:06 PM - RE: Kick Drum Latency
you can still view samples in banks and treat them the same as non-bank samples.
the ax000 samplers have to look for each sample everytime a midi note plays.. unless it is in a bank, then the sampler allready knows where it is hence no millisecond delays that screw up your grooves..
Message 4/9 30-Oct-00 @ 04:59 PM - RE: Kick Drum Latency
Oh by the way, i do all the things you mentioned above already, but thanks for your help. = )
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Message 5/9 30-Oct-00 @ 07:15 PM - RE: Kick Drum Latency
Message 6/9 31-Oct-00 @ 03:56 AM - RE: Kick Drum Latency
Cheers
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Message 7/9 31-Oct-00 @ 01:41 PM - RE: Kick Drum Latency
Message 8/9 06-Nov-00 @ 03:31 PM - RE: Kick Drum Latency
Thanks Bro>
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Message 9/9 06-Nov-00 @ 03:45 PM - RE: Kick Drum Latency
THanks again K
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