Difference in Fl Studio & Logic [recording]

[omegamystik]

Hi Everyone! I use Fl Studio and Logic side by side, both computers specs are almost exact but I'm noticing when I play out melodies with my AXIOM in Logic, it records it perfectly. When I record in FL Studio with the same AXIOM I have to go in and move the blocks to where they should have been recorded in piano roll.

Is there a setting in FL Studio I can set to have it record the notes more accurately? I really appreciate it, I've been searching everywhere in here and in the DAW itself!

[omegamystik]

is it possible it has to with buffering or any other options in the audio settings screen? I know if I have clicking coming through [audio interface: Firebox] I can change the audio rate to fix it [sorry i can't be more specific, I'm at work]

It's there's no way I can compose with it peforming the way it does because you can never get any natural feel... it always records the notes way off by a second or 2. I've also tried FL Studio 7 and 8, same thing happens.

Any ideas?

[Depone]

do you have recording quantise on? that might be why logic is getting it spot on!

[omegamystik]

I'm at work again so I'll check when I get home but you are referring to Logic when you're talking about recording quantise right?

I hope theres a setting like that in FL Studio because I'm more apt to use that when recording, most of my vsts are there opposed to Logic....

Does anyone else have a problem when recording anything with their midi controllers [my padkontrol is never accurate either]?

Just so everyone knows, this is a brand new custom built pc, XP PRO SP2, 4 gigs of ram, 2.3 core duo AMD processor [If I'm remembering correctly, 1 terabyte drive... So I don't believe it has anything to do with the computers specs.

[psyphi]

the Snap!!!

[Steve_French]

i had the same problem, fl studio is just poop for record midi notes...sorry