9 Jan
2008
9 Jan
'08
12:53 p.m.
Sebastian Tschöpel wrote:
Hi Fons,
most convolvers will produce a latency that is the same as the chunk
size (jconv is the only exception i'm aware of), so that's probably not
a good testcase..
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one has the artificial latency plugin. Their
outputs are still
the same... Seems like Ardour does try to compensate for the fake
latency (the playhead moves back when started, output is delayed),
Correct. Ardour does. But apparently not when i use VST plugins.
Another question is why your plugins are
producing
so much delay. The plugin mechanism by itself doesn't.
EQ certainly shouldn't, a reverb should pass the dr....
Well, that is something only the authors can give an answer for. First
of all, this is a problem I have with all VST plugins I tried. When
there are plugins that seem to produce no/nearly no latency then its
only a task of opening more of them in the same strip to see whats
really going on. For some others, like the (wonderful and free) SIR
convolution/impulse response reverb, it only takes one instance.