Multi Headphone Mixes using a PT Native card

[4ccmusic]

Can someone explain to me the best way to run a seprate headphone mixes to musicians tracking live in PT 9 Native.

I do this easy in with a HD1 card but I was looking into buying native and was stumped figuring how to do this.

I run a hearbus. SO technically i guess i have 8 outputs from my aurora going into the hearbus..so like 9-10 piano 11-12 drums 13 bass 14 sax 15trumpet 16 vocals into hearbus..all good
But how does this work with buffer? Is there delay, can i bypass the delay? This is where i need help

I wonder if i can also use effects, like mabey a hint of verb..I understand that the llm works in 1 channel out only.

thanks in advance

chris

[brickroadstudio]

Im using the aviam system-going from outs 9-16 on 192 to channels 1-8 on the aviam.
Yes, there is some latency when people are tracking, however, if you reduce the buffer to 128 its pretty much gone. You can use effects while tracking in this way- I haven't had any problems-

[4ccmusic]

there is no way do to it without incurring latency right?

[Rail Jon Rogut]

Do you use plugins while tracking? If not then latency will be dependent upon your buffer size. If you have a good computer and can set your buffer size to 64 you should be fine.

Rail

[brickroadstudio]

Even HD TDM cards have latency- just small. WIth a 64 bit or 128 bit you really wont hear anything latency wise.
I dont believe there is any way to not have latency.

[Rail Jon Rogut]

Originally Posted by brickroadstudio

Even HD TDM cards have latency- just small. WIth a 64 bit or 128 bit you really wont hear anything latency wise.
I dont believe there is any way to not have latency.

Correct, latency with the 888's was 2msecs and we made loads of records with those

Rail