I dont seem to get it done. I tried the Mellow Muse ATA and the Time adjust plugin, But it still have some delay my UAD plugins. How have you fixed this?
delay compensation in PT8
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FloridaRolf
W.A.T.
I'd like to know this too... but since there is no way PT LE/MP is getting ADC in the future, mixing in PT is a huge PITA for me (well, at least tracking / editing is very nice in PT, but for mixing I'll stay at REAPER). 
acappa
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crillemannen
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Then you are doing it wrong. ATA works perfect for me although i needed some help getting to know how the aux system worked.
AudioPhile777
Mathew Cohen
I owned up and finally bought the ATA plugin... so much more awesome with this than without.
As far as the UAD plugs go, I dont use them, so I got nothing for you... it doesn't make sense that you would still be experiencing delay unless the card(s) have something to do with it... or are causing it.
As far as the UAD plugs go, I dont use them, so I got nothing for you... it doesn't make sense that you would still be experiencing delay unless the card(s) have something to do with it... or are causing it.
greyskull
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the best way to compensate for Delay in Le is.... (trust me ive tried all the alterantives)
Shift click on the volume tab under the fader of the track that needs compensating in the mix window
common times for uad plugs etc are normall like 1024 or something like that....
Trim start of the region on the track in question to bar 1 (you left some space at the begining of the session right??) use A in key command focus for this.
Click on the region.
Press Alt+h
Choose earlier.
Type the ammount of samples it needs shifting..
DONE. if you need to put the region back; id reccomend duplicating the playlist before you start this process, or simply use the spot mode to put it back where it came from.
I can do pics if you need.
Shift click on the volume tab under the fader of the track that needs compensating in the mix window
common times for uad plugs etc are normall like 1024 or something like that....
Trim start of the region on the track in question to bar 1 (you left some space at the begining of the session right??) use A in key command focus for this.
Click on the region.
Press Alt+h
Choose earlier.
Type the ammount of samples it needs shifting..
DONE. if you need to put the region back; id reccomend duplicating the playlist before you start this process, or simply use the spot mode to put it back where it came from.
I can do pics if you need.
crillemannen
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barricade
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UAD plugin first, ATA second? And do i need to add a ATA to the masterbuss as well?
Yeah, Pics would be great! I´ll try this today. It´s three years since i worked in PT. takes a little time to get backon track so to speak
AudioPhile777
Mathew Cohen
ATA Master plug on the master bus as the first insert.
ATA insert on any mono/stereo channel as first insert.
then you ping the inserts and it compensates for delay.
win.
greyskull
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PostMortem1666
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i think by the time you've done that. ill have shifted the regions by hand
Yeah but if you add or remove one or two more plug-ins that have a significant delay you have to go through and re-move everything. With ATA all you have to do is press a button.
kaomao
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i think by the time you've done that. ill have shifted the regions by hand
Uhm.... there's a shortcut to insert the same plugin (same position) across all tracks with just one click.
I can't remember right now exactly.
alt + shift + click on the slot-> is that one?
No More Beers
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All tracks is alt click. If you want on some tracks, you select them and then its alt shift click
Joshua Wickman
Yes Sir!
Nope, not true if you have heavy reverbs or delays and drumagog and a bunch of other plugins that give ata problems. I used Ata for a minute but it was more of a hassle because of not working through some plugins and it throwing shit way out of wack. So i just went back to shifting tracks manually. This is just my experience.
Digi just needs to step into 2010 aka the real world soon. Ive already started testing other programs because they still don't have delay compensation.
Loren Littlejohn
Lover of all boobage.
ATA has been flawless for me as well. The aux system was a little wierd at first, but once I figured it out it was no problem. It works perfect as long as you set it up right (you can't have any of the tracks muted or off when you ping).
You also MUST turn off (er bypass) any time plugins such as reverbs or delays when you ping or it screws up.
You also MUST turn off (er bypass) any time plugins such as reverbs or delays when you ping or it screws up.
crillemannen
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Then you are doing it wrong. I had problem with ATA in the beginning but i was doing it wrong. Dont blame the plugin when it is your fault
kaomao
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We all know it will never happen, otherwise you won't buy HD
I'll prefer pay 500 fucking euros for a PT that has ADC and all HD features and use my hardware instead of sticking to PTLE like I'm doing now.
It will never happen
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