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Re: Audio Delay Posted by Justin (from: 198.142.38.151) on April 07, 2003 at 09:21:12: In Reply to: Re: Audio Delay posted by Gecko on March 30, 2003 at 18:17:11: Thanks Gecko : In the record options window there should be a setting for "record offset" measure the delay from the guitar with the delay to the drums, and enter this number in the record offset before the next time you record. Everything should line up then (unless you are a little out of time ;-) : To fix the guitar part you should be able to unlock it and just move it. : Gecko : : : I am recording in cubase, I have a drum track and a bass track already down, I record my guitar part on top of it but when I play it back there is obviously a slight delay in the audio being recorded as my guitar track is slightly out of time with the other other two tracks. Is there any way to retify this or alternativley to edit the audio part and bring my first note back to the first beat of the bar? Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : Thanks Gecko : : In the record options window there should be a setting for "record offset" measure the delay from the guitar with the delay to the drums, and enter this number in the record offset before the next time you record. Everything should line up then (unless you are a little out of time ;-) : : To fix the guitar part you should be able to unlock it and just move it. : : Gecko : : : : : I am recording in cubase, I have a drum track and a bass track already down, I record my guitar part on top of it but when I play it back there is obviously a slight delay in the audio being recorded as my guitar track is slightly out of time with the other other two tracks. Is there any way to retify this or alternativley to edit the audio part and bring my first note back to the first beat of the bar? Click here to be notified by email when someone replies to your message [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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