The easiest way to do this is to go to Preferences/Audio/Advanced/Latency and offset it there.


Brian Franz wrote:
>>Aaron, When you talk about Latency, I need to know in
>>reference to what? I would have to assume Latency to your
>>midi Tracks? I always lay "all tracks" to vegas and never
>>worry about syncing anything with Vegas when mixing....I
>>can record 50 tracks, so why worry about running out of
>>tracks. The only thing I then feed timecode to and syncing
>>is my 03D for doing automation. But in your case if your
>>experiencing Latency with synced midi tracks then you
>>should do this to correct it. Record a midi sequence with
>>Snare hits on beats 1,2,3&4 and loop it. Lay this track
>>off to Vegas syncing to timecode. Now playback your Vegas
>>track with the midi Track which should be identical. If
>>there is a latency problem, then there will be a slight
>>phase/flaming between snare hits when playing back. Now
>>move the snare hits earlier in Vegas so they line up
>>exactly, so there's no latency problems. Once you do this,
>>goto the beginning of your first snare hit and see where it
>>hits compared to your sequencers offset time. Subtract
>>these two times and this will give you the exact latency
>>time of your hardware. Write this latency time down for
>>further reference. Now when ever you record tracks to
>>Vegas and sync these tracks to other devices, select all
>>your vegas tracks and start them earlier by your calculated
>>latency time.
>>
>>
>>I hope this is what you meant,
>>Brian Franz
>>
>>Aaron Carey wrote:
>>>>I am lately, messing atround recording my own stuff! woo
>>>>hoo fun!
>>>>
>>>>I am doing it by recording straight into the PC, but now
>>am
>>>>running into those pesky latency problems that didnt
>>really
>>>>bug me before.
>>>>
>>>>I am using an Echo gina on the input, and when I play
>>back,
>>>>it sounds like I am behind.
>>>>
>>>>I KNOW there was a post on this by someone, Brian F. U
>>>>think, on how to deal with this latency...any
>>sufggestions?
>>>>