Plug In Delay Compensation

[tj_davies]

Hi guys,
what is the easiest and most powersaving way to compensate plug in delays on each track, as well as on the master?

Thanks,
Tim

[PastaViking II]

ProTools 6.4 ?

[tj_davies]

I'm still working under os9

Already read about time adjuster, which works ok, but, is there a setting that can set pro tools to NOT bounce the silence before everything starts? Or maybe automatically cut off the silence after bouncing?

Thanks for any reply, even if it's a 'no'!
Tim

[mindnoise]

Hi,

maybe you might try this to cut your bounces, as an alternative.

sonicWorx Basic for Free

http://prosoniq.net/html/freebies.html

regs

[DC11]

If you hit If you apple/ click on the #'s below the fader in the mix window, you can see how much delay there is and then nudge the tracks where they need to be.

[poncival]

If you hit If you apple/ click on the #'s below the fader in the mix window, you can see how much delay there is and then nudge the tracks where they need to be.

What he said...


This still is the most predictable and reliable way to do this, IMO

Thanks,
John

[bluemt]

If I import a session into 5.X from a newer version of software with delay comp. on does it import the audio delay compensated or not?

[Seeee]

it is my understandign that RTAS plugs sample delays are not calculated so you need to account for that if using any. is there an easy way to figure out RTAS delays?