Error while trying to synchronize audio and midi.

#Error while trying to synchronize audio and midi. driver
#Error while trying to synchronize audio and midi. windows

Select (or unmute) the device from which you want to record.ДЄdjust the Volume faders for the selected device and for the Master Record level while monitoring the recording meters in the ACID Record dialog.ДЇor example, if you want to record from an audio CD in your CD-ROM drive, the CD Mute check box should not be selected, and the CD and Master Record Volume faders must be adjusted so ACID receives a strong signal with no clipping.

#Error while trying to synchronize audio and midi. windows

If youвЂ™re using your Windows sound card, perform the following steps to open the recording controls:Дouble-click the speaker icon in your system tray to open the Volume Control window.ДЇrom the Options menu, choose Properties.Д¬lick the Recording radio button and click OK. Adjust the gain controls in the console application so ACID receives a strong signal with no clipping.ДЇor more information about using your sound card and its console application, please refer to the manufacturerвЂ™s documentation. If your audio device provides a console application to adjust levels, open the application and adjust its gain controls while monitoring the peak meters on the Meters tab in the recording dialog. To choose your recording input, click the Record Device Selector button, choose an audio device from the menu, choose Mono or Stereo from the submenu, and then choose an input. Dashed lines represent a sync connection from your audio source to a MIDI timecode converter to a MIDI card. In this setup, an audio source with digital input/output is connected to a sound card with digital input and outputs. A phono preamplifier will convert the phono-level signal to a line-level signal that you can record.Дigital input/output with MIDI synchronization Phono-level outputs are quieter than line-level outputs and have special equalization applied. Most turntablesвЂ™ outputs are phono-level (rather than line-level) outputs. If youвЂ™re recording from a turntable, use a phono preamplifier between your turntableвЂ™s output and your sound cardвЂ™s line input. The mixer/preamplifier is then connected to Line In and Line Out connections on your sound card.

In this setup, your speakers and audio source are connected to a mixer or preamplifier. You could connect a computer microphone to your sound cardвЂ™s Mic In input, or you can connect line-level outputs from a tape deck or other source to a Line In input. Please navigate to Audio Midi Setup and change channels back to 14 & 16 as the step above.In this setup, an audio source is connected to an input on your sound card, and your powered speakers are connected to a Line Out output. If you close Garageband, you will notice that the Audio Midi Setup stays the same, and so if you wish to listen to playback at 96kHz, you will have no audio. The difference here is that Garageband can only use a sample rate of 44.1kHz and cannot be set to 96kHz. Garageband also displays the same behaviour as step 1, in that it auto-changes channels back to 18 & 20 when opening.*This change needs to be made before playing any audio in Logic. This should mean you're now able to record and playback at 96kHz in Logic. If you are starting a 96kHz session, or wish to work in 96kHz, with Logic still open, please open Audio Midi Setup, and reset the channel numbers to 14 & 16 as shown above.When starting Logic, regardless of what sample rate is selected in Audio Midi Setup and the DAWs project, Logic will cause Audio Midi Setup to switch back to the higher channel settings (that you should have previously changed in the above instructions).

Turn the Scarlett 18i20 ON then configure the settings in Audio MIDI Setup as aboveДЄfter changing the above options, Logic and Garageband may display the following behaviour: With the device still switched OFF make sure to stream some audio using your internal speakers at any sample rateД¤.

Turn OFF the Scarlett 18i20 and restart the MacДў. If after the above steps you are still unable to stream audio at 96kHz please take the following steps:ДЎ. Please do this when the computer first starts, before streaming any audio or opening any audio software. Then change the channel format from '20ch-24 bit integer' to ' 16ch-24 bit integer' on the output tab. Please select the 18i20 and change the channel format from '18ch-24 bit integer' to '14ch-24 bit integer' on the Input tab. To resolve this please go to Applications > Utilities > Audio/Midi Setup. This happens because the channel format doesn't change for the higher sample rate.

#Error while trying to synchronize audio and midi. driver

There is currently a bug in the Apple Core Audio driver that prevents the Scarlett 18i20 1st gen from streaming audio when set to 96kHz. This applies to the Scarlett 18i20 1st Gen