Ayyyy all! I just recently got (as in last week) a Digi 003R to replace my FF800.
The unit sounds great (comparable to the FF800, marginal difference in quality IMO) and I got it up and running in no time and my system is running fairly stable.
My question is, I'm coming from the Cubendo arena which has fully compensated delays for plug-ins, tracking, etc. While as we all know, PT LE has none of this.
My question is, what are the easiest, most hassle free ways to TRACK in PT with minimal latency and maximum reliability?
Do you guys end up shifting newly recorded tracks back in time? And if so, how do you determine the amount to shift? Whatever millisecond my delay actually is, according to PT?
How do you handle monitoring? At 64 or 128 sample buffer with low-latency monitoring enabled, I can get acceptable latency, but I was wondering if their was a better idea someone had..
I'm very comfortable MIXING in PT and the lack of delay comp doesn't bother me at all. I just haven't done a whole lot of tracking in it and want to get comfortable before I have bands come in to track..
Kind of a stupid question, but I guess what I'd really like to know is how do YOU specifically set things up in PT whilst tracking.
Thanks for any help dudes!
The unit sounds great (comparable to the FF800, marginal difference in quality IMO) and I got it up and running in no time and my system is running fairly stable.
My question is, I'm coming from the Cubendo arena which has fully compensated delays for plug-ins, tracking, etc. While as we all know, PT LE has none of this.
My question is, what are the easiest, most hassle free ways to TRACK in PT with minimal latency and maximum reliability?
Do you guys end up shifting newly recorded tracks back in time? And if so, how do you determine the amount to shift? Whatever millisecond my delay actually is, according to PT?
How do you handle monitoring? At 64 or 128 sample buffer with low-latency monitoring enabled, I can get acceptable latency, but I was wondering if their was a better idea someone had..
I'm very comfortable MIXING in PT and the lack of delay comp doesn't bother me at all. I just haven't done a whole lot of tracking in it and want to get comfortable before I have bands come in to track..
Kind of a stupid question, but I guess what I'd really like to know is how do YOU specifically set things up in PT whilst tracking.
Thanks for any help dudes!