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PT 9's Delay Compensation is a joke. It doesn't even work. Maybe it's just my system. So since the ADC is not working, every time you use an AUX you get at least an 8 sample delay. Even with the channels empty I'm getting this nightmare!!! Try effects processing a voice, you really notice it then. The channels can even be empty and when you send thru multiple aux's (daisy chain ) the delay is increased maybe squared. ( 8x8 ) |
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There's a work-around; it's kind of a pain, but so's the latency... First, make a safety copy of all of your tracks as alternate playlists, so you can go back if need be. Then Option+Command-Click (or Alt+Control-Click) on the channel's vol/peak/delay display so you know how many ms the delay is. Then nudge your track forward in time by that number of milliseconds. Like I said, a pain. But it will help with the plug-in delay on audio channels. AUX delays may be measurable in the same way; I don't know. |
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Hi Chris, I'm curious what type of plug-ins you are using in your aux channels? They might be the source of the delay/latency... oh and did you ask this question on avid's forum/DUC? |
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