Universal Audio UAD POWERED PLUG-INS ver.6.1 User Manual
Page 102
UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual
- 102 -
Chapter 9: UAD Delay Compensation
Important:
The following sections about delay compensation apply only
when using hosts that do NOT implement full plug-in delay compensation!
Depending on the host application implementation, the delay compensation
feature may not provide automatic compensation when UAD Powered Plug-
Ins are inserted on sends, groups, or buses. In this situation, the solution is to
use the UAD-1 Delay Compensator plug-in (
UAD-1 Delay Compensator should not be used in situations where the host
application provides delay compensation automatically, such as on track in-
serts. Some host applications provide fully automatic delay compensation
throughout the entire signal path. UAD DelayComp is not needed at all in
such hosts (see
These explanations of delay compensation apply primarily to playback only.
For more information about using UAD Powered Plug-Ins for live performance
and during recording, see
For information about using UAD Powered Plug-Ins on audio tracks while si-
multaneously running MIDI tracks, see
.
Table 6. Host Application plug-in delay compensation Implementations
Full PDC
Platform
Partial PDC
Platform
Steinberg Cubase SX 2
Win / Mac
Logic 5, 6, 7.0
Win / Mac
Steinberg Nuendo 2
Win / Mac
Steinberg Wavelab 6
Windows
No PDC
Sony Vegas 6
Windows
Digidesign Pro Tools LE
Win / Mac
Sony ACID Pro 5
Windows
Image-Line FL Studio
Windows
Sony Sound Forge 8
Windows
Celemony Melodyne
Win / Mac
Ableton Live 5
Win / Mac
Tascam GigaStudio 3
Windows
Cakewalk Sonar 5
Windows
MOTU Digital Performer 4.12
Mac
Magix Samplitude 7
Windows
BIAS Peak 4
Mac
Adobe Audition 2
Windows
Apple Waveburner
Mac
Apple Logic 7.1
Windows
Apple Garageband
Mac
MOTU Digital Performer 4.5
Mac
Apple Soundtrack
Mac
Pro Tools 9
Mac
Apple Final Cut Pro
Mac
Pro Tools TDM HD 6.7*
Mac
BIAS Peak 5
Mac
*Limited PDC; maximum compensation is
4096 samples
Spark XL 2.8
Mac
Audiofile Wave Editor 1.3
Mac