Punching in on Pro Tools

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MindTherapyRec

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May 10, 2004
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InsaneMixaken said:
Does any one have any tips or suggestions on the delay you get when punching in vocals :siccness: on Pro Tools with the M Box.
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The way I always did it was I highlighted the area I wanted the punch in to start and end. Then I turned my pre-roll to like "2" and went on from there. I never got a delay and the punch ins were perfect. Don't know if that helped or not
 
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MindTherapyRec

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May 10, 2004
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InsaneMixaken said:
Is it on the M Box?
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Yea...its on the m-box...when in a session you click on the icon that looks like a line...it's next to the hand icon....then to the left click on the button that says slip..it's next to grid.....then go to the section where you want to punch in at...you simply click on the part where the punch in will start and drag it to where the punch in will end...after that on your transport you will see to the left a little section that says post and pre roll...in pre roll turn it to 2(you turn it back further if you need to)...that will give you 2 bars of leadway before you run into your punch in section...this is how I do it and it's on point....
 
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DJ Coma

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Jul 12, 2002
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InsaneMixaken said:
Ive also read to lower thatency for recording then raise to mix just seems odd cuz I dont get this problem with Nuendo using the M Box..thnx
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In a class I took I remember the instructor saying something along these lines. I couldn't tell you if you have when to lower and when to raise correct but what you had sounds about right to me.
 
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