The revolving Latency Issue
 

Hello, I have been using PT8le for some time without any issues. I rececntly recorded a few demo tunes with separate guitar, bass and drums all without any issues. I and trying to redue some bass tracks and regardless of where I set my buffer settings(64-128), mute the track, or adjust the mix level on the mbox mini2 I still have a latency issue.

It is not noticable while while I am recording it is happening during playback as if there is a delay cause from the Mbox. I have verified the drivers, tried to uninstall and reinstall nothing changes. To fix it I would have to shift the entire track. I should not have to do this.

Any suggestions?

Re: The revolving Latency Issue
 

Try using LLM

Re: The revolving Latency Issue
 

Do you have any plugins on the master track? If so, try making them inactive(bypassing a plugin does not remove its latency). Many "master" plugins like mastering limiters and phase-accurate EQ's have several thousand samples of latency:eek:

I also think this is probably the issue. When I first started, and was overdubbing over mixed tracks, I had the same issue. Finally realized I had some plugs on the master fader. Bypassed them and all went back to normal.

Re: The revolving Latency Issue
 

Thanks guys. I do have Ozone 5 in the master and I did bypass it. I even bypassed several others. One thing I did not do is remove ozone5 completely from the master track. I will do that today.

Re: The revolving Latency Issue
 

You don't need to remove those plugins, just make them inactive(right-click or Option-Click for Mac). Bypassing them doesn't remove the latency, but going inactive does. In the MIX window, in the little box by the fader, there is a db reading(like -0). If you Ctrl-click on that little numerical box, it will cycle thru showing the fader setting, something I don't remember, and the latency(total of any/all plugins on that track).