

Also, configure the Audio Sync setting to "External or Free" in case the system is resolved to external Word Clock. Make sure that Logic is not receiving both MIDI Clock and MTC. If you are syncing Logic to another application or device via MTC, make sure that both Logic and the sync master are set to the same format.

The Auto Sync In setting can be accessed by click-holding the sync button on Logic's Transport. If you are running other software or hardware that can send MTC or MIDI clock, but intend for Logic to be the sync master, turn off Auto Sync In for Logic, to prevent Logic from receiving sync externally. Try freezing tracks that use plug-ins that put significant load on the processor.

If you are using Word Clock to sync multiple devices, be sure that all Word Clock connections are properly terminated.Ĭhoose Audio > Audio Hardware & Drivers and try increasing the I/O Buffer size. If you have combined multiple audio interfaces by configuring an Aggregate Device in Audio/MIDI Setup, make sure that the devices are digitally connected, and that only one device is configured as master clock. If you have any devices digitally connected to the audio interface, make sure that only one device is set to be the master clock. If the settings match, try changing Logic's sample rate to a different setting and then back again. Check the sample rate for your audio audio interface and make sure it matches Logic's setting. In most cases, Logic can set the sample rate for the audio interface, but sometimes this is not possible. Depending on the specific cause, here are some tips for resolving this: The basic issue when this happens is that Logic is either not getting audio data at the sample rate it expects, or the sample rate is fluctuating. "Error while trying to synchronize Audio and MIDI" The following error message may appear intermittently while playing: Even if its not so simple, please be as plain as possible. Does anyone have a "Simple yet effective solution to what I can do about this. I even tried to get help from the so called apple "genies" but to know avail. I know every little about audio DRIVERS, and the Coreaudio whatchamajigger.

I also have a scarlett 2i2 audio interface, but it even does it when the interface isn't plugged in. Some of the plugins I have are Trillian Bass, Kontakt 5, Focusrite mixers, Bass Station, Addictive Keys, etc. It tells me my sample rate is recognized at 40973 and to check conflict between Logic and external device. " Error While trying to Synchronize Audio and Midi" When ever I get this message, I get a bunch of popping and clicking noises and my COMPUTER RUNS SLOW, even when I try to look at youtube or listen to iTunes. I have a late 2010 iMac i3 upgraded to Mountain Lion 10.9.4.įor the last two years I have been getting this error when Using Logic Pro 9, recently upgraded to Logic X:
