LOGIC 5.5 Audio drivers causing major MIDI timing issues

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woogish

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Using Logic Audio Platinum 5.5 Win XP

If I do a MIDI track let's say ten bars long, and put in a tempo change, then go back to

the original tempo, the next bar (the first bar of the new tempo) is really unstable - for

example, an eigth note drum fill is a garbled mess.

So................

song starts > tempo change occurs later in song (say at bar 5) > another tempo change

occurs any time after that (say at bar 10) > then any fills or licks in bar 10 are all

messed up!

BUT - if I turn off ALL AUDIO drivers, everything MIDI works perfectly! Whenever there's
a tempo change in Logic 5.5, that measure's MIDI timing is all fouled up!


This happens with both soundcards, (SW1000XG, ECHO MIA) and it sometimes happens after ANY

tempo change.

Any thoughts? Anyone? HELP!!
 
I've seen multiple threads on Logic 5.5..is this an update to Logic 5 and if so who still runs Logic 5?
 
Seriously, instead of running 10-year-old pirated unsupported
software, why not download Reaper that WORKS?
 
airhead response very helpful

wow that sure was enlightening
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Well your having timing issues with software that your midi hardware probably doesn't even take into consideration when developing their drivers. And I wasn't responding to your question...I was wondering who in the hell still uses that crap...
 
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