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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Wadden" data-source="post: 109117" data-attributes="member: 2583">Re: X32 DiscussionAlright, so I tried this test again last night. Precorded click for about 8 bars, then fed signal from the 003R headphone output directly into an input. As an extra step to emulate a &quot;performers headphone mix&quot; I still fed the click from a send on the track, outs 3-4 which on the 003R can be selected to feed the 2nd headphone jack (nice feature I&#039;m surprised you don&#039;t see more often on interfaces). There clearly was delay on the incoming audio from the click track, I had the buffer settings all the way up. What I&#039;m ultimately trying to test is the claim from the link above, &quot;delay compensation&quot;, that a native Pro Tools system automatically shifts newly recorded audio to realign tracks. I recorded 8 bars onto the new audio track, during recording the sound and meters registered as two completely different events, not lined up what so ever. But I noticed right away that waveforms looked to be lining up. Upon playback and really close zooming in of the waveforms, the clicks were perfectly lined up. Playback was now completely in sync. I guess that&#039;s good?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Wadden, post: 109117, member: 2583"] Re: X32 Discussion Alright, so I tried this test again last night. Precorded click for about 8 bars, then fed signal from the 003R headphone output directly into an input. As an extra step to emulate a "performers headphone mix" I still fed the click from a send on the track, outs 3-4 which on the 003R can be selected to feed the 2nd headphone jack (nice feature I'm surprised you don't see more often on interfaces). There clearly was delay on the incoming audio from the click track, I had the buffer settings all the way up. What I'm ultimately trying to test is the claim from the link above, "delay compensation", that a native Pro Tools system automatically shifts newly recorded audio to realign tracks. I recorded 8 bars onto the new audio track, during recording the sound and meters registered as two completely different events, not lined up what so ever. But I noticed right away that waveforms looked to be lining up. Upon playback and really close zooming in of the waveforms, the clicks were perfectly lined up. Playback was now completely in sync. I guess that's good? [/QUOTE]

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