I'm tired, or it's caffeine, or comet Lula, or black helicopters.Įnded up going back to CEP.

Or the DM5 is randomly moving the output around depending on it's own resource requirements', blah blah. I thought, 'well, maybe it's just askew over a period of time. At one point when I was younger and into trying to do things 'perfect', I could make certain guitar tracks comb filter, and sometimes null to center when panned. I checked that by micing the pads and checking the latency offset of the DM5.Īs far as *my* timing goes, I've tracked guitar parts in CEP that match to within 1 ms - sometimes I've zoomed in and it's within the same cycle. Or, the DM5 is being erratic with it's output. Thought 'well, I'm not technically a drummer, it's me'. Tried and tried to play perfectly on beat, got weird timing problems. It noticed, like the guitar bits, it seems like 'gee, I can't play in time?' after awhile. Which meant playing across these few measures.

So, after doing this locked to the Reaper metronome, I tried track live drums to it. Thought that's just how I needed to do it. Seems like it's the only way to get it 'perfect'. I've been recording guitar parts a few measures at a time.

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