al carmichael
New Member
I recently purchased the Project Pak, just to get started using the UAD 1 plugs--which are awesome, by the way.
My confustion stems from Digital Performer 4.12 latency issues (I PRAY that delay compensation is implemented in the next release). Here's my question. Let's assume that I have one audio track with no UAD plug ins, one with 1 AUD plug and another with 2 UAD plug ins. I want all three to be in sync with each other. Do I have to set up three separate busses to correct the timing? It seems that each new plug in adds more latency, so the track with 2 plugs is later than the other two. How to I keep this all sample accurate?
OK. Now, how do I keep my midi tracks in sync with all this? The manual states that I can't use track advance with MAS. Shifting by ear and trial and error seems awfully archaic.
I know the ideal fix is in the hands of MOTU to get delay compensation into their program. Logic and Cubase/Nuendo are already there. In this day and age of virtual drums, synths and cards like TC and UAD-1, there is really no excuse for them to wait any longer. I love and live DP4, but it seems like I'm spending a lot of thought and time trying to figure out workarounds to get past the latency issues. Its no fun and counterproductive.
Ah, but, meanwhile I need a fix or some understanding to at least operate from where I am. Any advice or help would be appreciated. Thanks!
My confustion stems from Digital Performer 4.12 latency issues (I PRAY that delay compensation is implemented in the next release). Here's my question. Let's assume that I have one audio track with no UAD plug ins, one with 1 AUD plug and another with 2 UAD plug ins. I want all three to be in sync with each other. Do I have to set up three separate busses to correct the timing? It seems that each new plug in adds more latency, so the track with 2 plugs is later than the other two. How to I keep this all sample accurate?
OK. Now, how do I keep my midi tracks in sync with all this? The manual states that I can't use track advance with MAS. Shifting by ear and trial and error seems awfully archaic.
I know the ideal fix is in the hands of MOTU to get delay compensation into their program. Logic and Cubase/Nuendo are already there. In this day and age of virtual drums, synths and cards like TC and UAD-1, there is really no excuse for them to wait any longer. I love and live DP4, but it seems like I'm spending a lot of thought and time trying to figure out workarounds to get past the latency issues. Its no fun and counterproductive.
Ah, but, meanwhile I need a fix or some understanding to at least operate from where I am. Any advice or help would be appreciated. Thanks!