#4 - How to Deal With Latency When Recording in Logic Pro
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In today's video let's manage Latency, a problem users often face when recording in Logic Pro. If you're trying to record into your Projects and your performance is delayed in your headphones, that's what today's video is all about.
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You can also customise your top control bar to have a 'Low Latency Mode' button, which is super super helpful! Natural instinct for me now, to turn it on any time I'm recording, and turn it off as soon as I'm done.
That is much faster than going into settings. However you lose all your plugins...
@@stewartkeyes2511 Yeah, I know, but you'd only use it during recording so that isn't too bad. And if you watch the video, he talks about it. He's the one that suggests turning Low-Latency on and off for recordings. I'm just saying there's a way to make the process easier.
Wow, really? That's awesome! I was just about to comment saying how I wish they made the LLM button more accessible like Cubase. Wish granted.😄
How did u do this?
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1. Right click the top Control Bar (where the tempo and play buttons are)
2. Select 'Customise Control Bar and Display'
3. In the fourth and final column, select 'Low Latency Mode'.
4. Click 'Set as Default' for this button to appear on all future projects as well
This was probably the most useful bit of Logic Pro advice I have watched. The explanations were clear and the pacing was really helpful. Hopefully this will solve recording issues in Logic Pro 9 which I’m still on.
00:04 Setting up audio devices in Logic Pro.
01:25 Choosing the appropriate buffer size based on the task
02:39 The buffer size affects the latency of audio recordings.
03:58 The audio device settings are important for recording
05:11 Reducing delay between audio mixer and guitar signal.
06:34 Reduced latency for recording in Logic Pro
07:57 Using low latency monitoring mode in Logic Pro can help overcome latency issues.
09:21 Enable low latency mode to reduce latency while recording.
Thank God I found this video. Thanks
Thank you videos like these I really learn a lot!
Another great video. My approach is to use an Apollo Solo and monitor directly from that while I record. Works amazing, but not the cheapest solution. Logic on my computer does not like really low buffer sizes, but that might be because of my love for Alchemy...
I want to thank you for a very well thought out style of teaching , nice and slow….you helped me out big time tonight…new to Logic…,btw I subscribed 💥🤝
I need to get an adapter to connect my midi controller directly to my MacBook; I’ve been using the connection I have to connect to my iPad and then I use Logic Remote to make it usable, but that’s technically a wifi connection from the iPad to the MacBook, and it definitely has latency
Thank you so much for this info! All of a sudden a latency issue came up when i was recording vocals and it was impossible to record them. Simply checking the low latency mode fixed the issue! I use an apollo twin and can monitor from that but I like to monitor from Logic mostly so i can hear the vocal chain i use there. Thank you for sharing this info so we don't go INSANE!
This series is amazing! Thank you Chris!
I pulled my hair out a little bit I figured it out in my case. May work also for the community. Put the samples all the way down to 5000 and buffer size on 512 and that solved my delay problem fast‼️🎯
Thank you so much for making this series
Something that helps on top of all that, is freezing your tracks in your Logic projects! 👍🏼
Holy fuck dude this was by far the most straight forward easy to understand video on a problem I had no solution for for a minute. About to try this out now for vocals thank youuu
Love your channel. I’ve been dealing with a latency issue on my MacBook, where mid session my latency will go from acceptable to three seconds. If I restart the program it’s back to normal, but it keeps jumping to the super high latency. I have not been able to find a solution or anyone else experiencing this over the last two years. Any ideas what might be causing my latency to increase spontaneously in mid session?
This just happened to me yesterday! All of these solutions aren't working either, no clue what to do.
this tutorial is very helpful to me buddy...kudos to you..
articulate and informative, thank you!
Thanks a lot bro!! This helped a ton!
Do you have a video that explains how to avoid latency when using the I/O plugin?
I have no problems with latency when recording regular tracks, but I can't get around the latency when I use the I/O plugin.
So helpful!
I love you!!! Thank you so much, this saved me so much time and a headache
Remove Busses from master track..works
Doesn’t Logic still have a Low-Latency mode switch avaiable on the menu bar?
Thanks!
I'm still getting a very long delay in my microphone. I don't have any audio box to plug it into, I have a USB mic that I plug into the back of my computer.
If you set the buffer size too small and experience clicks/pops, do the clicks/pops persist into the recording? If yes, how do you know how to toe the line between an optimal buffer setting for low latency and 0% risk of clicks & pops?
yes the clicks/pops will stay in the audio if you recorded at too low of a buffer size. 128 is the sweet spot i find for latency/ preventing clicks and pops!
@@jeowhi 128 is where I always leave mine while recording ... never any problems.
Really helpful. Thank you.
damn, I was going cray here cause I forgot about the low latency mode button ...... thanks for the reminder
If your interface supports direct monitoring with no latency. They why would you ever monitor through logic?
Thanks bro this really helped me
The latency on the Drum Machine Designer makes it absolutely unusable. You should do a video on fixes for that....because it's infuriating
THANK YOU! 🙏🏽
Hey Chris and anyone who care to share input - I got a new macbook pro last Year - 14in Macbook pro - 4 TB - 32gigs of Ram - 12core CPU-19core GPU
Shouldn't I be able to record a vocalist with effects like a Stock eq - antares auto-tune set to low latency mode and a bus to a reverb-- all with no latency?
Whats a work around to recording an artist with little to no latency while they're hearing themselves with effects?
Thanks for your help.
Does anyone know why, when I record my midi , it plays back either a 1/2 step down or kinda wonky. I’ve checked if it’s pitched in the software and if my keyboard is set properly and they are both where they need to be. I’m not sure why it happens, when playing live it’s fine. Any suggestions, I’ve googled but no help
In the channel inspector on the left, there is also a transpose function. Check that it’s at 0.
U saved my life, W mans!
When I audio record 1st time there is no latency issue i set buffer size to 64 and everything goes smooth but when reopen project and about to start audio recording there is latency issue in recording even after keeping buffer size to lowest this is really bizarre behaviour of logic lately if anybody facing this issue please help out here
Guys I tried everything but I still have delays 160.7 ms Output using USB Elgato Wave and AirPods Max which I connected with USB. In recordings I selected Low Latency Monitoring Mode as well.
I'm pretty sure you need wired headphones? Worth a try?
Hey love your channel and that series
Just one small question
How is that we can here the guitar input from logic but the I button (input monitor) is off?
Beacuse he is recording. You can hear the signal when you recording if even ‘I’ button is off.
My issue is I can hear myself fine
But when I record a track and listen back it’s slightly off beat and it’s slower
Someone pls help
Great video
what do you do when it is pitched down too?
Thx bro you the pro
What determines if your system can handle a low buffer size, or plugins, or both? The computer's processor? Something else? So is there any guideline to optimal computer specs to help with trouble-free recording?
Computer processor for sure. Logic and others daw they use more the processor than the ram. That’s why you need to have a power good processor that can handle plugins and a lot of ram
Much helpfull
Any way you could cut the preamble and get to the good stuff? Or maybe you could have skip points in the video so we can scroll past the mumbo jumbo and get to what we're here for. Time is money, my Dude! Just some constructive feedback. Still, thanks for the video!
I realized Low bfsiz kill the heaviness of the sound
I28 seems to be a good spot to leave it for recording.
Is this video #4 ? If so , maybe update your video title to match all others #4
Late. And. See
this solves nothing
why is this 10 minute WTF
All this assumes you are NOT using an external mixer...
using a presonus studio live. Does that count?