Plugin Delay Comp

[rsmus7]

ok I uderstand --- NO chance in eXT (yet)

jorgen, another task for you

[h2ogun99]

So you don´t need PDC. eXT doesn´t support it!

We know that!
That is the whole point of the thread. The question is when will XT have it?

Lance

[miamiwave]

[quote="h2ogun99"][quote]So you don´t need PDC. eXT doesn´t support it! [/quote]

We know that!
That is the whole point of the thread. The question is when will XT have it?

Lance[/quote]

The point of the thread is clear!
I wished eXT would support PDC.

I was just trying to inform poeple that there is a solution for anybody using eXT as a plugin-chainer that there is a solution to overcome the PDC problem.
And I´m glad that that Voxengo wrote this plugin!

[h2ogun99]

OK!

Lance

[danVe]

ok!

now please help us jorgen!!!

[moonlite]

my vote for this

I've been wondering why some plug-ins cause a weird delay :D

now pdc really /should/ be integrated, 'cause using a host w/o pdc is PITA

I end up deleting all the plugins that have delay :P .. I don't have the energy to do all of them manually..

[MotorMind]

I wished eXT would support PDC.

I am actually amazed that it doesn't ... any plugin host has to do that, or else the phase problems could become way too much to be handled by adding sample-delay plugins.

How about it, Jørgen ... I actually think this is important enough to be implemented in the next version.

[glurgle]

I wished eXT would support PDC.

I am actually amazed that it doesn't ... any plugin host has to do that, or else the phase problems could become way too much to be handled by adding sample-delay plugins.

How about it, Jørgen ... I actually think this is important enough to be implemented in the next version.

All PDC does is sample delay tracks, so there are no phase problems that are "too much" to be handled by the voxengo plug.

Please read my first post in this thread regarding plugins in the modular environment. PDC is just not likely to happen there.

In the sequencer it's technically feasible, but will require a lot of work on Jorgens part. I'd be surpised if he hasn't already got some ideas on how to do it, but don't hold your breath.

[silicon/silicium]

I agree, pdc in a live situation can be a mess!!

[MotorMind]

All PDC does is sample delay tracks, so there are no phase problems that are "too much" to be handled by the voxengo plug.

Wel, I'd rather work on finding ways to make music than to try to find out where to put those Voxengo plugins. Especially in a complicated modular patch that could be a real mess.

Please read my first post in this thread regarding plugins in the modular environment. PDC is just not likely to happen there.

I don't see a reason why not, although the technique would likely be different. You'd need some sort of Critical Path Analysis, e.g. calculate which path of connections causes the most latency and then compensate for that.

In the sequencer it's technically feasible, but will require a lot of work on Jorgens part. I'd be surpised if he hasn't already got some ideas on how to do it, but don't hold your breath.

I am surprised that it hasn't been solved already, even if it's just in the sequencer. It's fairly basic.

[cptgone]

I wished eXT would support PDC.

Me too!!!

[silicon/silicium]

I am surprised that it hasn't been solved already, even if it's just in the sequencer. It's fairly basic.

maybe because energyxt follow currently other directions, isn't it?? but be sure one day it ll be pdc in energyxt. you just have to be patient.

[moonlite]

what about a track delay adjustment?

at least logic has one

that way we wouldn't need to fiddle with the delay plugins, we could just compensate for the delay straight in ext.

the biggest plus here would be that when you notice a delay, you don't have to do anything to all the /other/ trakcs like now ..

we could just dial in some negative delay in the problem track and that's it!

and it wouldn't have to affect the audition of drumsamples etc ..

any support on this idea?

[cptgone]

what about a track delay adjustment?

That would be good enough for me.