Automatic plugin delay compensation - Offline render to 16/24/32 bit mono/stereo wav files at any sample rate - Runs with ASIO, ALSA or as VST plugin.
In this free tutorial video from Paul Maunder, walks us through how and when to use delay compensation. Spray (top-left) is actually a delay setting, but its effect is to add jitter to the grain I have a project file with 7 tracks on it (4 MIDI, 3 audio) and when I try to play it back, there is exactly a 1 bar delay in the audio coming through. It is essential to note the minimum system requirements must include Windows 7 or higher or OS X 10. Use Kristall as a simple delay or create segmented repetitions from the feedback buffer that modulate and overlap.
plugins that have their own sequencers, some glitch type plugins) or have clock dependencies (e. Is delay compensation turned on in Live? And does it re-sync when you stop and start the timeline? Or maybe Live doesn't compensate latency for the MIDI clock - I wouldn't be all too surprised because it also doesn't compensate for MIDI timing to plugins. The purpose of plugin latency compensation is to keep everything in time even when plugins do their best to stuff it up.
