Delay Compensation ???

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RoyalColours
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Delay Compensation ???

Post by RoyalColours » Sat Jan 11, 2014 3:36 am

working on some parallel compression for my drum tracks but the parallel processed track sends back the audio a little late and it does not lock with the drums tracks.

Help? :roll:

fishmonkey
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Re: Delay Compensation ???

Post by fishmonkey » Sat Jan 11, 2014 4:31 am

have you got delay compensation turned on?

how have you setup the parallel compression? are you using a return track?

and what compressor are you using?

RoyalColours
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Re: Delay Compensation ???

Post by RoyalColours » Sat Jan 11, 2014 4:57 am

fishmonkey wrote:have you got delay compensation turned on?

dont think so. how do i turn it on?
fishmonkey wrote:how have you setup the parallel compression? are you using a return track?
yup the parallel compression is coming from a return track.
drum tracks to drum bus
Parallel drums (return track) to drum bus (to control all drums together?)
fishmonkey wrote:and what compressor are you using?
Live's compressor

leisuremuffin
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Re: Delay Compensation ???

Post by leisuremuffin » Sun Jan 12, 2014 6:55 am

delay compensation is on by default. it is found under the options menu.

if i understand you correctly, you are routing the audio from a return track into a another track in live. In this case you will run into a problem of uncompensated latency unless you disable the corresponding send on the track you have routed the return's audio to. if you disable the send by right clicking on it and choosing disable send, live will be able to compensate for the latency again and your parallel compression should line up.
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