logicpro : have existing tracks, record vocal onto new track with effects pluginS, monitorin as U sing. How is latency? other units tried suck. thx
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I have no latency issue with Ableton live, Never tired with Logic. My other audio 4 dj is very bad latency in Ableton live but very good with traktor.
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Komplete Audio 6 simply converts the audio from analog to digital and feeds your DAW the input signal, and then converts and plays back the audio signal your DAW sends it. It is mainly the software you use (DAW, plugins, effects, virtual instruments, etc.) and the computer audio buffer setting in your OS (drivers) that cause latency. I am not sure about Logic Pro. I use Digital Performer 8 (DP 8) on my Mac and it allows you to adjust the hardware input monitoring for Komplete Audio 6 (it's called "Configure hardware driver"). Logic should have something similar. I set the buffers to 64 and latency is non perceptible. Lower buffer size equals lower latency. But anytime you record through an effect it introduces some additional latency before the software can route the signal back to the monitors. DP also has automatic plugin latency compensation. I record guitar through amp simulators (which are real signal processing hogs) and have no problem with latency due to the low buffer size I use and automatic plugin latency compensation. Komplete Audio 6 also allows you to direct monitor your input if you want to. It routes the input signal directly to the monitors (and feeds it to the DAW) so you hear exactly what you you are inputting with only the latency introduced by your microphone and monitor cables (unless you run extremely long mic cables it should be imperceptible). Of course you won't hear any effects this way. But it may be a suitable trade off if latency is an issue. Check the Logic documentation and see if you can adjust the hardware input buffers. This will have the greatest impact on latency. And see if there is plugin latency compensation in Logic (it is on by default in DP.) These will help. Or try recording dry, with no effects, and add effects after.
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I record with protools, and Master with sound forge.. But I find myself recording almost everything I do live, with this.. Set the limiter to auto... Absolutely never clips or crackles.. then upload to computer and edit with a Mastering program.. All the Frequencies are there... It records great bass, mids, and trebles.. if you know how to eq and bring them out with plug ins.. I owned and used it for a year before I realized (not spreading the mics open / AB ) actually records better,, More similar tracks and easy to mix... I can rip down, chop, mix a complete band practice, and burn it on a CD in about an hour... Batteries Last Forever also... BEST VALUE HERE... I record with protools, and Master with sound forge.. But I find myself recording almost everything I do live, with this.. Set the limiter to auto... Absolutely never clips or crackles.. then upload to computer and edit with a Mastering program.. All the Frequencies are there... It records great bass, mids, and trebles.. if you know how to eq and bring them out with plug ins.. I owned and used it for a year before I realized (not spreading the mics open / AB ) actually records better,, More similar tracks and easy to mix... I can rip down, chop, mix a complete band practice, and burn... » Read More I record with protools, and Master with sound forge.. But I find myself recording almost everything I do live, with this.. Set the limiter to auto... Absolutely never clips or crackles.. then upload to computer and edit with a Mastering program.. All the Frequencies are there... It records great bass, mids, and trebles.. if you know how to eq and bring them out with plug ins.. I owned and used it for a year before I realized (not spreading the mics open / AB ) actually records better,, More similar tracks and easy to mix... I can rip down, chop, mix a complete band practice, and burn it on a CD in about an hour... Batteries Last Forever also... BEST VALUE HERE... « Show Less
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Yes. Not sure how well it would work with fl studio though. I use logic x and not many of the buttons can be assigned to actually do something. Might want to look into that
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So far I have not gotten it to act as a direct audio interface for Logic Pro. My work around is to record into auria and transfer the files to logic. The MIDI works great with logic however.
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Pinnacle has their own site that you might find answers to all your questions. There on the forums you will quickly find out whether it's a good to have or not. I understand their live support sucks... How's the software? I have studio 9 and need to upgrade NOW!!! Had a few problems in the past but it was sorted eventually? Do I want to go through it again?
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I'm sure this unit will work with every DAW. I've personally used it with Ableton and Logic 9, and it works great. It's pretty easy to set up as well.
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Nope, I use it everyday on GarageBand and there's no latency whatsoever~ It's built to quality :)
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I use Audacity. I use it for everything! If you dont like audaciry , I would suggest googling for Audacity Alternatives. Audacity is free and has many effects built in.
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That depends... PT 10 and PT 11 (And I think maybe PT 9) have finally adapted the open market standards like ASIO and CORE Audio. Any Pro Tools versions before that required proprietary Avid hardware... Probably one of the main reasons I use Cubase! But Yes, the current version of PT11 can most definitely interface with the 16.4.2.
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I heard logic pro was pretty good, i was initially trying to purchase it; but they don't make it for my computer. Mixcraft was recommended by a friend of mine.
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It will not reduce latency. The only thing that will eliminate latency for VSTs is a dsp interface that uses the interface for processing of the VSTs instead of the cpu processing the VST. Universal audio has an amazing interface that does just that, the only problem you would run into is that you would have to use the universal audio VSTs (which cost a lot for the average consumer). Look into getting Vsts that use lower processing and are cheap if you can't afford universal audio. I recommend that you look up Steven slate. I give everything he has 5 stars because it doesn't require any processing and it's reasonably priced. It will not reduce latency. The only thing that will eliminate latency for VSTs is a dsp interface that uses the interface for processing of the VSTs instead of the cpu processing the VST. Universal audio has an amazing interface that does just that, the only problem you would run into is that you would have to use the universal audio VSTs (which cost a lot for the average consumer). Look into getting Vsts that use lower processing and are cheap if you can't afford universal audio. I recommend that you look up Steven slate. I give everything he has 5 stars because it doesn't require any... » Read More It will not reduce latency. The only thing that will eliminate latency for VSTs is a dsp interface that uses the interface for processing of the VSTs instead of the cpu processing the VST. Universal audio has an amazing interface that does just that, the only problem you would run into is that you would have to use the universal audio VSTs (which cost a lot for the average consumer). Look into getting Vsts that use lower processing and are cheap if you can't afford universal audio. I recommend that you look up Steven slate. I give everything he has 5 stars because it doesn't require any processing and it's reasonably priced. « Show Less
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Latency is a function of buffer size in your DAW. Lower that and this delay is reduced (potentially to imperceptible levels with a buffer of 128 or lower)
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Yes, it sounds great but I would suggest tweaking audio in Pro Tools or Logic Pro for optimal audio. Final Cut Pro has some audio enhancements that work pretty well, but you're limited on the control you have.
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I tested it on Garageband, Ableton on windows 7 and it gave me Awesome results. Ubisoft made the best of two worlds. A little latency but nothing serious.
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Don't personally use pro tools, but it works great with logic on 10.9. I'm on a MacBook Pro
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No. This is just a midi keyboard that you can use to trigger sounds. You will need a DAW program as well to use this such as Logic Pro or Reason.
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hey Toph, this fader is really good, and it is very easy to setup with logic9, X and even pro tools, very smooth and easy.