EMU 1212m quirk

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I'm using Sonar Producer 6 and a recently acquired EMU 1212m
I'm using the updated ASIO drivers - everything looks okay.
Measure 1 beat 1 contains a kick drum as part of the drum into - the
EMU for some reason
isn't playing back the kick drum - however when I shifted measure one
to measure 2, there were no problems. My Delta 66 never did this - why
isn't the EMU picking this up as it
should? I certainly shouldn't have to do a measure shift to make it
work.

Tech support scratched their heads over this one.

Thanks

[Abemeister]

Does that happen on all tracks?

Weird!

On Jan 25, 9:50 pm, wrote:
> I'm using Sonar Producer 6 and a recently acquired EMU 1212m
> I'm using the updated ASIO drivers - everything looks okay.
> Measure 1 beat 1 contains a kick drum as part of the drum into - the
> EMU for some reason
> isn't playing back the kick drum - however when I shifted measure one
> to measure 2, there were no problems. My Delta 66 never did this - why
> isn't the EMU picking this up as it
> should? I certainly shouldn't have to do a measure shift to make it
> work.
>
> Tech support scratched their heads over this one.
>
> Thanks

[+]

"Abemeister" > wrote in message
ups.com...
> Does that happen on all tracks?
>
> Weird!
>
> On Jan 25, 9:50 pm, wrote:
>> I'm using Sonar Producer 6 and a recently acquired EMU 1212m
>> I'm using the updated ASIO drivers - everything looks okay.
>> Measure 1 beat 1 contains a kick drum as part of the drum into - the
>> EMU for some reason
>> isn't playing back the kick drum - however when I shifted measure one
>> to measure 2, there were no problems. My Delta 66 never did this - why
>> isn't the EMU picking this up as it
>> should? I certainly shouldn't have to do a measure shift to make it
>> work.
>>
>> Tech support scratched their heads over this one.
>>
>> Thanks
>
Midi or audio ?

[+]

"+" > wrote in message
. fi...
>
> "Abemeister" > wrote in message
> ups.com...
>> Does that happen on all tracks?
>>
>> Weird!
>>
>> On Jan 25, 9:50 pm, wrote:
>>> I'm using Sonar Producer 6 and a recently acquired EMU 1212m
>>> I'm using the updated ASIO drivers - everything looks okay.
>>> Measure 1 beat 1 contains a kick drum as part of the drum into - the
>>> EMU for some reason
>>> isn't playing back the kick drum - however when I shifted measure one
>>> to measure 2, there were no problems. My Delta 66 never did this - why
>>> isn't the EMU picking this up as it
>>> should? I certainly shouldn't have to do a measure shift to make it
>>> work.
>>>
>>> Tech support scratched their heads over this one.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>
> Midi or audio ?
>
If it is midi track, I guess you have played that first note (in measure 1)
upbeat.It has to start at 0.00 or later

If audio, then I have no idea.

+

[Boris Lau]

wrote:
> I'm using Sonar Producer 6 and a recently acquired EMU 1212m
> I'm using the updated ASIO drivers - everything looks okay.

What's your latency? If Sonar doesn't use some sort of pre-roll and
starts playing instantly when you hit the button, the first x
milliseconds (x being the output latency) will always miss. Otherwise it
would need to travel back in time and start playing the audio early so
it is right on time.

I recommend having the first note in bar 5, it's always good to have a
some space there so nothing gets lost when you record.

Boris

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[Boris Lau]

this was for audio, not MIDI. Might be a good addendum to what Mr. + has
written.

Boris Lau wrote:
> wrote:
>> I'm using Sonar Producer 6 and a recently acquired EMU 1212m
>> I'm using the updated ASIO drivers - everything looks okay.
>
> What's your latency? If Sonar doesn't use some sort of pre-roll and
> starts playing instantly when you hit the button, the first x
> milliseconds (x being the output latency) will always miss. Otherwise it
> would need to travel back in time and start playing the audio early so
> it is right on time.
>
> I recommend having the first note in bar 5, it's always good to have a
> some space there so nothing gets lost when you record.
>
> Boris
>


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