Re: Pro Tools AAX Plug-In Latency Chart
 

How is the latency being measured?

Re: Pro Tools AAX Plug-In Latency Chart
 

So just confirming are all these the numbers reported by Pro Tools delay compensation or manually verified/tested?

Re: Pro Tools AAX Plug-In Latency Chart
 

1. Delay Compensation must be enabled in your Playback Engine.
2. View the Delay Compensation section in View menu > Mix Window Views > Delay Compensation (checked)
3. Insert a plug-in.
4. The 1st item (nearest the fader) in the Delay Compensation box is the value reported.

Re: Pro Tools AAX Plug-In Latency Chart
 

Well I would have thought that the number reported by Pro Tools would be correct.
I am assuming that you know about some cases where this is not true.
Would you like me to add another column for that manual check Darryl?

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No, I just wanted to understand what is being reported. It would be good to add a note in the spreadsheet that the data is the reported latency...

Sure there are cases where plugins get delay comp wrong, I can't think of the exact cases now.

This will be helpful for folks. Thanks.

Re: Pro Tools AAX Plug-In Latency Chart
 

OK. Done.

Re: Pro Tools AAX Plug-In Latency Chart
 

Just a quick tip for anyone contributing to the spreadsheet . . .

If you've run out of space to add another plug-in in a certain manufacturer's section - just select the row at the far left (click on the number) and from the "Insert" menu choose either "row above" or "row below" . . . whatever makes sense to you.

You can undo/redo mistakes with the two little curved arrows under the "Edit" menu.

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Thanks for the quick response. What is the ETA on 3.8? Is that compatible with WSControll app 3.6.1 and above?

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Waves has a webpage showing their plugin latency.
https://www.waves.com/support/tech-specs/plugin-latency

Re: Pro Tools AAX Plug-In Latency Chart
 

Just added some entries, mostly for McDSP & SoundToys, but also Valhalla, Massey, plus Waves SSL Bus Comp. (all 48kHz/Native)

Many of the ones I posted were "0", which i figure is useful information. (I mention it because previously there were almost no zeroes in the spreadsheet.)

~peter in athens