Delay compensation problems when using H/W io
 

While mixing a track my bass and drums have become slightly out of sync. I was using 2 io's, one to a spring reverb and one to a distressor. When I removed them the tracks went back in sync. I'm on an HD native system. I am not seeing any red indicators when I check the delay compensation. I encountered a similar problem sometime back when I was using Waves Bass Rider on a track.

Re: Delay compensation problems when using H/W io
 

Look for a send that doesn't have an actual complete path. On my rig, this little goof adds almost 2000 samples of random delay compensation.:o:o

Re: Delay compensation problems when using H/W io
 

Thanks, I looked for that and it doesn't seem to be the problem

Re: Delay compensation problems when using H/W io
 

It seems you're using outboard/hardware effects. Have you calculated the round trip latency and entered that value here?

Setup > I/O

Click the H/W Insert Delay tab

Type a value, in milliseconds, in the field corresponding with the input.

See the Reference Manual on how to determine your hardware's latency.

Re: Delay compensation problems when using H/W io
 

Thanks for the reply . I should have mentioned that I followed the manual and calculated the latency. It showed no latency.

Re: Delay compensation problems when using H/W io
 

PTHD with Digilink I/O will compensate automatically.

What's your interface?

Re: Delay compensation problems when using H/W io
 

I have an Avid HD native thunderbolt system 16x16

Re: Delay compensation problems when using H/W io
 

Cool, so Avid I/O. You shouldn't have to do anything if it's all set up right.

Post the session (Dropbox etc) without audio so we can try to figure it out.

Re: Delay compensation problems when using H/W io
 

Here is the link to the session.https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lbhb685u2...du0ndGMba?dl=0

Re: Delay compensation problems when using H/W io
 

You have some mixer channels going directly to A1-2 (bass and mono plate) and some going to a Submaster.