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which daws do it? [message #63627]

Mon, 23 January 2006 04:10

John [1]

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Are there any Daws have plugin latency compensation AND allow you to
hear the plugin while tracking.

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63628 is a reply to message #63627]

Mon, 23 January 2006 07:11

TCB
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Usually you have to pick your poison. DSP based DAWs (PARIS, PT, etc.) almost
always have some very small amount of latency when playing back, but it's
exactly the same latency as the effect introduces when tracking. Native DAWs
usually have sample accurate latency compensation at mixdown but more latency
when tracking with an effect. I always suggest people track with cheapo hardware
effects if they really need them when using a native DAW. But that's just
me.

TCB

John <no@no.com> wrote:
>Are there any Daws have plugin latency compensation AND allow you to
>hear the plugin while tracking.

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63630 is a reply to message #63627]

Mon, 23 January 2006 06:19

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Cubase SX and Nuendo both do this, but latency is cumalitive. Using an RME
card, I can get 1.5ms latency, but this is on the input and the output, so
that's 3ms (still doable), but add a couple of effects, each with a 2 or 3ms
latency, then you're up to 7-9ms latency, which is noticable to many people.
I have noticed that at 96k, you cut the RME's lowest latency in half, but if
the machine can't handle it, you end up having to increase the latency
anyway. I'm on an AMD 3200 (32bit), so perhaps the latest machines will be
able to do 96k at the lowest latency.

"John" <no@no.com> wrote in message news:43d4c8df$1@linux...
> Are there any Daws have plugin latency compensation AND allow you to hear
> the plugin while tracking.

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63638 is a reply to message #63630]

Mon, 23 January 2006 08:49

gene lennon
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"JB" <no@mail.com> wrote:
>Cubase SX and Nuendo both do this, but latency is cumalitive. Using an RME

>card, I can get 1.5ms latency, but this is on the input and the output,
so
>that's 3ms (still doable), but add a couple of effects, each with a 2 or
3ms
>latency, then you're up to 7-9ms latency, which is noticable to many people.

>I have noticed that at 96k, you cut the RME's lowest latency in half, but
if
>the machine can't handle it, you end up having to increase the latency
>anyway. I'm on an AMD 3200 (32bit), so perhaps the latest machines will
be
>able to do 96k at the lowest latency.
>
>"John" <no@no.com> wrote in message news:43d4c8df$1@linux...
>> Are there any Daws have plugin latency compensation AND allow you to hear

>> the plugin while tracking.
>

Just to be clear.
Most DAWS allow you to monitor live through plugins, and if your computer
is fast enough, you may get away with some plugins that add only small amounts
of latency.
NO DAW can compensate for plugin latency live on input.
gene

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63639 is a reply to message #63628]

Mon, 23 January 2006 07:46

John [1]

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latency is a bummer. Is that why everyone gets a UAD, cuz pcs are still
to slow to have no latency?
Thanks

TCB wrote:
> Usually you have to pick your poison. DSP based DAWs (PARIS, PT, etc.) almost
> always have some very small amount of latency when playing back, but it's
> exactly the same latency as the effect introduces when tracking. Native DAWs
> usually have sample accurate latency compensation at mixdown but more latency
> when tracking with an effect. I always suggest people track with cheapo hardware
> effects if they really need them when using a native DAW. But that's just
> me.
>
> TCB
>
> John <no@no.com> wrote:
>
>>Are there any Daws have plugin latency compensation AND allow you to
>>hear the plugin while tracking.
>
>

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63643 is a reply to message #63639]

Mon, 23 January 2006 08:46

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"John" <no@no.com> wrote in message news:43d4fba8$1@linux...
> latency is a bummer. Is that why everyone gets a UAD, cuz pcs are still to
> slow to have no latency?
> Thanks

There is still latency with the UAD-1 card. Most plugins are 1-2ms latency,
but something like the Pultec is at least 3ms (due to the 192k upsampling).

There are actually native plugins with lower latency than the UAD-1 fx. The
obvious advantage of the UAD-1 is that it doesn't suck cycles from your main
CPU.

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63644 is a reply to message #63638]

Mon, 23 January 2006 08:53

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> NO DAW can compensate for plugin latency live on input.
> gene

Actually, I heard that the new UAD-2 card will have a built in Flux
Capacitor that will allow recording of a .wav file before it is actually
played. This should allow not only 0 latency recording, but NEGATIVE latency
recording! Unfortunately, it will only be able to play back Chuck Berry
riffs.

Oh, the joy of technology!

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63645 is a reply to message #63644]

Mon, 23 January 2006 09:59

gene lennon
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"JB" <no@mail.com> wrote:
>
>> NO DAW can compensate for plugin latency live on input.
>> gene
>
>Actually, I heard that the new UAD-2 card will have a built in Flux
>Capacitor that will allow recording of a .wav file before it is actually

>played. This should allow not only 0 latency recording, but NEGATIVE latency

>recording! Unfortunately, it will only be able to play back Chuck Berry

>riffs.
>
>Oh, the joy of technology!
>

My information must be incorrect. I heard the UAD-2 ran on fuel cells.
g

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63646 is a reply to message #63645]

Mon, 23 January 2006 09:14

Deej [1]

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Yes, but it will still have a carbuerator in order to retain tht *vintage*
vibe.

"gene lennon" <glennon@NOSPmyrealbox.com> wrote in message
news:43d50b7b$1@linux...
>
> "JB" <no@mail.com> wrote:
> >
> >> NO DAW can compensate for plugin latency live on input.
> >> gene
> >
> >Actually, I heard that the new UAD-2 card will have a built in Flux
> >Capacitor that will allow recording of a .wav file before it is actually
>
> >played. This should allow not only 0 latency recording, but NEGATIVE
latency
>
> >recording! Unfortunately, it will only be able to play back Chuck Berry
>
> >riffs.
> >
> >Oh, the joy of technology!
> >
>
> My information must be incorrect. I heard the UAD-2 ran on fuel cells.
> g

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63656 is a reply to message #63639]

Mon, 23 January 2006 12:02

TCB
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Sound travels thorugh sea level air at 1100 ft/second. There are a thousand
milliseconds in a second. Each foot you move away from your speakers is a
millisecond of latency. The latency in DSP systems is fine for tracking.
The compensation in native systems is great.

Pick your poison or buy a console and tape deck.

TCB

John <no@no.com> wrote:
>latency is a bummer. Is that why everyone gets a UAD, cuz pcs are still

>to slow to have no latency?
>Thanks
>
>TCB wrote:
>> Usually you have to pick your poison. DSP based DAWs (PARIS, PT, etc.)
almost
>> always have some very small amount of latency when playing back, but it's
>> exactly the same latency as the effect introduces when tracking. Native
DAWs
>> usually have sample accurate latency compensation at mixdown but more
latency
>> when tracking with an effect. I always suggest people track with cheapo
hardware
>> effects if they really need them when using a native DAW. But that's just
>> me.
>>
>> TCB
>>
>> John <no@no.com> wrote:
>>
>>>Are there any Daws have plugin latency compensation AND allow you to
>>>hear the plugin while tracking.
>>
>>

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63660 is a reply to message #63656]

Mon, 23 January 2006 11:25

John [1]

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I'll just heat up my room to 100C. At 212F/100C the speed is 1268 feet
per second.

TCB wrote:
> Sound travels thorugh sea level air at 1100 ft/second. There are a thousand
> milliseconds in a second. Each foot you move away from your speakers is a
> millisecond of latency. The latency in DSP systems is fine for tracking.
> The compensation in native systems is great.
>
> Pick your poison or buy a console and tape deck.
>
> TCB
>
> John <no@no.com> wrote:
>
>>latency is a bummer. Is that why everyone gets a UAD, cuz pcs are still
>
>
>>to slow to have no latency?
>>Thanks
>>
>>TCB wrote:
>>
>>>Usually you have to pick your poison. DSP based DAWs (PARIS, PT, etc.)
>
> almost
>
>>>always have some very small amount of latency when playing back, but it's
>>>exactly the same latency as the effect introduces when tracking. Native
>
> DAWs
>
>>>usually have sample accurate latency compensation at mixdown but more
>
> latency
>
>>>when tracking with an effect. I always suggest people track with cheapo
>
> hardware
>
>>>effects if they really need them when using a native DAW. But that's just
>>>me.
>>>
>>>TCB
>>>
>>>John <no@no.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Are there any Daws have plugin latency compensation AND allow you to
>>>>hear the plugin while tracking.
>>>
>>>
>

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63663 is a reply to message #63646]

Mon, 23 January 2006 10:56

erlilo

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Registered: June 2005

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....and it's being more and more pricey to get these new late NCY filled
vintage effects. Roland Space Echo will cost 249$. Their next plugins will
be Neve/AMS vintage signal processor products like the Neve 1073 Equalizer
and maybe the old, wonderful AMS reverb unit???....

Erling

"DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> skrev i melding
news:43d5103f$1@linux...
> Yes, but it will still have a carbuerator in order to retain tht
> *vintage*
> vibe.
>
> "gene lennon" <glennon@NOSPmyrealbox.com> wrote in message
> news:43d50b7b$1@linux...
>>
>> "JB" <no@mail.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >> NO DAW can compensate for plugin latency live on input.
>> >> gene
>> >
>> >Actually, I heard that the new UAD-2 card will have a built in Flux
>> >Capacitor that will allow recording of a .wav file before it is actually
>>
>> >played. This should allow not only 0 latency recording, but NEGATIVE
> latency
>>
>> >recording! Unfortunately, it will only be able to play back Chuck Berry
>>
>> >riffs.
>> >
>> >Oh, the joy of technology!
>> >
>>
>> My information must be incorrect. I heard the UAD-2 ran on fuel cells.
>> g
>
>

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63673 is a reply to message #63645]

Mon, 23 January 2006 16:07

excelav

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Registered: July 2005
Location: Metro Detroit

Senior Member

"gene lennon" <glennon@NOSPmyrealbox.com> wrote:
>
>"JB" <no@mail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> NO DAW can compensate for plugin latency live on input.
>>> gene
>>
>>Actually, I heard that the new UAD-2 card will have a built in Flux
>>Capacitor that will allow recording of a .wav file before it is actually
>
>>played. This should allow not only 0 latency recording, but NEGATIVE latency
>
>>recording! Unfortunately, it will only be able to play back Chuck Berry
>
>>riffs.
>>
>>Oh, the joy of technology!
>>
>
>My information must be incorrect. I heard the UAD-2 ran on fuel cells.
>g

I think your both wrong, I heard it runs on laughing gas and natural methane;
)

James

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63701 is a reply to message #63663]

Tue, 24 January 2006 00:46

John [1]

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Do the UAD boards have latency? I can remove the room latency by
wearing headphones but I sill need to remove the plugin latency for
tracking live with plugs enabled. Does a board like a UAD have latency too?

erlilo wrote:
> ...and it's being more and more pricey to get these new late NCY filled
> vintage effects. Roland Space Echo will cost 249$. Their next plugins will
> be Neve/AMS vintage signal processor products like the Neve 1073 Equalizer
> and maybe the old, wonderful AMS reverb unit???....
>
> Erling
>
>
> "DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> skrev i melding
> news:43d5103f$1@linux...
>
>>Yes, but it will still have a carbuerator in order to retain tht
>>*vintage*
>>vibe.
>>
>>"gene lennon" <glennon@NOSPmyrealbox.com> wrote in message
>>news:43d50b7b$1@linux...
>>
>>>"JB" <no@mail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>>>NO DAW can compensate for plugin latency live on input.
>>>>>gene
>>>>
>>>>Actually, I heard that the new UAD-2 card will have a built in Flux
>>>>Capacitor that will allow recording of a .wav file before it is actually
>>>
>>>>played. This should allow not only 0 latency recording, but NEGATIVE
>>
>>latency
>>
>>>>recording! Unfortunately, it will only be able to play back Chuck Berry
>>>
>>>>riffs.
>>>>
>>>>Oh, the joy of technology!
>>>>
>>>
>>>My information must be incorrect. I heard the UAD-2 ran on fuel cells.
>>>g
>>
>>
>
>

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Re: which daws do it? [message #63703 is a reply to message #63660]

Tue, 24 January 2006 02:23

rick

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Registered: February 2006

Senior Member

yeah, but that will necessitate you wearing that damn speedo...you may
have to put the feelings of friends, family and clients first.

On Mon, 23 Jan 2006 14:25:52 -0500, John <no@no.com> wrote:

>I'll just heat up my room to 100C. At 212F/100C the speed is 1268 feet
>per second.
>
>TCB wrote:
>> Sound travels thorugh sea level air at 1100 ft/second. There are a thousand
>> milliseconds in a second. Each foot you move away from your speakers is a
>> millisecond of latency. The latency in DSP systems is fine for tracking.
>> The compensation in native systems is great.
>>
>> Pick your poison or buy a console and tape deck.
>>
>> TCB
>>
>> John <no@no.com> wrote:
>>
>>>latency is a bummer. Is that why everyone gets a UAD, cuz pcs are still
>>
>>
>>>to slow to have no latency?
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>TCB wrote:
>>>
>>>>Usually you have to pick your poison. DSP based DAWs (PARIS, PT, etc.)
>>
>> almost
>>
>>>>always have some very small amount of latency when playing back, but it's
>>>>exactly the same latency as the effect introduces when tracking. Native
>>
>> DAWs
>>
>>>>usually have sample accurate latency compensation at mixdown but more
>>
>> latency
>>
>>>>when tracking with an effect. I always suggest people track with cheapo
>>
>> hardware
>>
>>>>effects if they really need them when using a native DAW. But that's just
>>>>me.
>>>>
>>>>TCB
>>>>
>>>>John <no@no.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Are there any Daws have plugin latency compensation AND allow you to
>>>>>hear the plugin while tracking.
>>>>
>>>>
>>

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