By handed
Mon May 15, 2017 10:07 pm
Thinking of picking up an MPC Live. I have a bunch of external FX boxes which I'd like to resample material through.
When recording, do audio tracks automatically "cut off" at the exact end of a sequence?
Asking because the DA - AD conversion must technically add a small amount of latency (and thus silence) to the start of a resampled recording, right? If I'm using digital outboard effects, that will add a tiny but more. So if there's a bit of silence at the beginning, there must be a bit of actual audio automatically cut off at the exact endpoint of the sequence, leading to an imperfect, slightly short loop (assuming the start is trimmed) ... right? Can anyone test this?
If there's an easy fix, or if record time can go a bit longer than the sequence, that will make the Live way more attractive as I'd really like to resample through these lovely boxes without hiccups... (two H9s and a Heat)
When recording, do audio tracks automatically "cut off" at the exact end of a sequence?
Asking because the DA - AD conversion must technically add a small amount of latency (and thus silence) to the start of a resampled recording, right? If I'm using digital outboard effects, that will add a tiny but more. So if there's a bit of silence at the beginning, there must be a bit of actual audio automatically cut off at the exact endpoint of the sequence, leading to an imperfect, slightly short loop (assuming the start is trimmed) ... right? Can anyone test this?
If there's an easy fix, or if record time can go a bit longer than the sequence, that will make the Live way more attractive as I'd really like to resample through these lovely boxes without hiccups... (two H9s and a Heat)
