Audient iD24 & ASP800 Sample Rate Mismatch: Digital Distortion Fixed

Hello Paul. I am running Logic on a 12-month-old, desktop Mac. Recently, I replaced my old interface (Behringer FCA 1616) with an Audient ID24 to work in conjunction with my Audient ASP800 (which was previously working fine with the Behringer). I can record, but the audio distorts. Can you help? Paul S

I received the above message and Paul S and I arranged a time to connect. Once we were speaking on the phone and Paul S showed me the problem on AnyDesk it didn’t take long to work out where things were going wrong.

Paul S’ recording setup was:

Mic
Audient ASP800 Mic Preamps
Audient ID24 Audio Interface
Mac
Logic Pro

He needed to set a sample rate of either 44,100hz or 48,000hz and use the same sample rate throughout the chain. If he didn’t, he would either get sample rate error messages or digital distortion and glitches in his audio recordings.

Paul S and I discussed the pros/cons of different sample rate options and he decided that 44.1 would suit him best as that was how he had been recording the majority of his projects up to now.

We set the sample rate in all the devices and then made a few test recordings to check that audio was now recording correctly. We made some changes to his Logic template to confirm that new projects would be recorded at 44.1.

For the remainder of the hour’s session, I showed Paul S some things he might find helpful to get the best out of his setup.

I showed Paul S how to use the I/O labels feature in Logic to set the display names of his Logic Pro inputs to match the channels of his ASP800.

I showed Paul S how the Audient OSX mixer software allowed him to directly monitor his audio inputs. This can be a useful feature, but it’s important to know how to turn direct monitoring on/off to avoid doubling the sound when recording in Logic Pro.

At the end of the hour, Paul S kindly took the time to write me a Google review.

Paul S also sent me his Spotify artist link by email and I’ve been enjoying some of his tracks while writing this article. Sharing here:

Categories: Logic Pro, Audient, Logic audio interfaces, Remote Support

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