Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music -ACID Product Family

Subject:Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music Posted by: WorkingMusician Date:3/25/2001 11:08:01 PM Hi Have a couple Acid tracks (drums) locked and in the project window. I recorded a live guitar part in time with the drum tracks. Probably about 1 min worth. Upon playback the guitar part is not in time with the drum tracks, even though initally it was played correctly. Can Acid be used in this fashion?(i.e. a psuedo multitracker) Or can I only record, create a loop and then use in the song. It appears that latency is an issue. I am monitoring through a Mackie 2408, so technically latency SHOULDN'T be an issue. My system: Win 98SE, 700 p3. 512 mg RAM, Supermicro p6SBU with latest bios flash, 2 IBM ultrastar 7200 SCSI, 1 Quantum Atlas 10k SCSI. Acid 1.0d. Thanks in advance Mark Baker [URL]www.stereoimage.com[/URL]
Subject:RE: Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music Reply by: WorkingMusician Date:3/25/2001 11:09:56 PM Forgot a MOTU 2408 and Hamerfall 96/52 for sound cards with Direct X 7
Subject:RE: Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music Reply by: WorkingMusician Date:4/16/2001 2:32:17 PM Is this issue solved with Acid 3.0?
Subject:RE: Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music Reply by: John_Pemble Date:4/16/2001 7:46:56 PM Yes You can basically use ACID as a multitrack recorder. I do it all the time with ACID PRO 2.0 Don't kno what you are doing wrong. I didn't have to think to even do mine it just worked that easy. Keep trying, because it does work. did you make your recorded track a loop? That would be the bad thing to do. make your recorded track a one shot and you will hve it right on. -john pemble
Subject:RE: Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music Reply by: fresnog Date:4/21/2001 11:30:03 AM When you open the record window to start newly recorded track, make sure the 'make new track follow project tempo' box is unchecked. Otherwise, Acid will 'acidize' your playing which you do not want unless you are making a loop track.

Subject:Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music

Date:3/25/2001 11:08:01 PM

Hi

Have a couple Acid tracks (drums) locked and in the project
window.

I recorded a live guitar part in time with the drum tracks.
Probably about 1 min worth.

Upon playback the guitar part is not in time with the drum
tracks, even though initally it was played correctly.

Can Acid be used in this fashion?(i.e. a psuedo
multitracker) Or can I only record, create a loop and then
use in the song.

It appears that latency is an issue.

I am monitoring through a Mackie 2408, so technically
latency SHOULDN'T be an issue.

My system:

Win 98SE, 700 p3. 512 mg RAM, Supermicro p6SBU with latest
bios flash, 2 IBM ultrastar 7200 SCSI, 1 Quantum Atlas 10k
SCSI. Acid 1.0d.

Thanks in advance
Mark Baker
[URL]www.stereoimage.com[/URL]

Subject:RE: Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music

Reply by: WorkingMusician

Date:3/25/2001 11:09:56 PM

Forgot a MOTU 2408 and Hamerfall 96/52 for sound cards with
Direct X 7

Subject:RE: Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music

Reply by: WorkingMusician

Date:4/16/2001 2:32:17 PM

Is this issue solved with Acid 3.0?

Subject:RE: Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music

Reply by: John_Pemble

Date:4/16/2001 7:46:56 PM

Yes You can basically use ACID as a multitrack recorder. I
do it all the time with ACID PRO 2.0 Don't kno what you
are doing wrong. I didn't have to think to even do mine it
just worked that easy.

Keep trying, because it does work.

did you make your recorded track a loop? That would be the
bad thing to do. make your recorded track a one shot and
you will hve it right on.

-john pemble

Subject:RE: Recorded tracks are not playing back in time with music

Reply by: fresnog

Date:4/21/2001 11:30:03 AM

When you open the record window to start newly recorded
track, make sure the 'make new track follow project tempo'
box is unchecked. Otherwise, Acid will 'acidize' your
playing which you do not want unless you are making a loop
track.