Cubase - plug-in latency read out?

[Ermz]

Hey guys,

Where do you get Cubase to show you how many samples or milliseconds of latency all the plug-ins in your session are creating? I mean altogether, as in the global latency.

 

[006]

I probably should, but I've never had (or at least I don't think) the need to :X

 

[El_Gato]

ASIO I guess?

My DAW is in Spanish but I guess the translations should be:

Devices> devices config> select ASIO4all v2 and then you'll see the latencies on the right above. Then click on Control Panel in the right to change the values

Edit: Nah Now I see what are you talking about, I'd like to know as well

 

[El_Gato]

I'ts supposed to have a delay compensation but maybe there might be some issues with VSTi's

maybe in preferences> VST page ?¿

quote regarding vsti :you'll find a Delay Compensation Threshold setting. This is where you can tell Cubase SX to keep plugins with a certain delay threshold to be affected by the Constrain Delay Compensation function, which means they'll probably be disabled while you are recording with the virtual instrument.

In a nutshell, by engaging Constrain Delay Compensation when trying to record a VSTi, you're telling Cubase SX to take it easy compensating for delays caused by plugins, and to tighten up the timing as best it can until you've finished recording your part. Then after you've completed your recording, you disable Constrain Delay Compensation to return to normal mode.

 

[Metaltastic]

Yeah, I thought Cubase had ADC to nullify this? Assuming it works flawlessly anyway

 

[BC666]

maybe Devices->Plug-in Information->Latency

 

[joeymusicguy]

plugin information -> latency will report the info

most of my plugins read "0" on my cubase rig.