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SEQUENTIAL/DSI => Prophet => Prophet 12 => Topic started by: soulintent on March 02, 2019, 10:03:13 AM
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Hi guys,
Not sure what I'm dong wrong (not doubt its user error) but when I record audio from the Prophet 12 VST in my DAW (Presonus Studio One Pro 3) it's putting the audio slightly ahead of where it's supposed to be.
I've attached a screengrab so hopefully you can see what I mean, the waveform of the synth recording is slightly ahead of where the midi notes on the Prophet VST channel are on the grid.
Yes I know I could drag the audio over to where it should actually be starting but I want to understand whats causing the problem so I don't always have to move the audio.
I'm sure it's something obviously but your help is greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Alex
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I believe that it is a glitch in the DAW/Computer itself. I am still running Sonar, and from time to time it happens. It is a clock/timing issue. Was never able to find it. Sometimes it would resolve by rebooting the computer. I don't run the Prophet by VST but I have other software (EastWest) running VST and it occasionally happens - same thing. It's very puzzling and annoying.
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I believe that it is a glitch in the DAW/Computer itself. I am still running Sonar, and from time to time it happens. It is a clock/timing issue. Was never able to find it. Sometimes it would resolve by rebooting the computer. I don't run the Prophet by VST but I have other software (EastWest) running VST and it occasionally happens - same thing. It's very puzzling and annoying.
Thanks for the reply.
Glad someone else has experienced this ....but its going to really bug me if I can't fix it hahaha.
Maybe I'll focus more of settings on Studio One rather than the VST or synth....I noticed it does it with my OB-6 module too so makes sense it's something to do with the DAW.
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Ok so I worked out how to get the audio to record in the right place.
In the Soundtower VST midi menu there's a 'Delay Setting' under the Latency options. I've put a 10ms delay in which is putting the recorded audio in the right place.
The strange thing is I could swear I was messing with this delay setting on Sunday but it wasn't having any effect.
Oh well, at least it's doing it now!