For me T2 works great untill I start using multi-out (using external reverb compression etc.)
Here are some of the problems:
1. If I have an effect on the master channel it effects the audio being sent to an a different stereo pair (other than the default audio out).
For example: if I set up a rack to send audio to spdif (to a reverb unit), what ever effects I have on the master impacts the sound of the reverb. So if I had a pluggin like psp vintage warmer or finalmix or something on the master out, my reverb would get compressed, and then when I record it and place it back in the mix it will get compressed again!
To me this must be a bug.
2. If you have an effect on the master out, and you change any parrameters on the effect, the changes are heard immediately on the audio channels that are not the default out (the ones that shouldn't be effected at all), but for all the audio that is suppose to be going through the master out, the changes take a long time to be updated. Sometimes you have to make a change, stop playback, restart, and sometimes repeat this a couple times (deppending on the plug) to get the audio signal to be updated to reflect the change made.
This makes it imposible to use an eq or compressor where you are making slight changes based on the sound of the mix.
3. If you mix down a song, all of the tracks that have audio sending (by a rack) to a different audio out, will have messed up volumes in the resulting mix.
If you mute the tracks sending audio (by a rack) to the other outputs all is well, but if you forget to mute them the resulting mixdown will be ruined.
I started a thread on #3 back several months ago where Beno accnowledged the problem, but it still remains.
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... highlight=
I don't know how many of us use outboard effects in mixing, but I assume I'm not the only one, and this must annoy other people as well.
The only workaround is to ignore the master effects. This is probably best anyway in most cases, but there are times that it is beniffical to use them, and it is imposible to use the master effects section properly when using more that one stereo pair of outputs.
