I originally noticed this when trying to track in PT11, that if there were any UA plug in ANYWHERE (say on a Reverb bus), it would create latency for the recording instrument. I hadn't considered that it may be the Multi Out aspect, but, it's obviously a show stopper, as you say. When there is any UA plugin instantiated regardless of what track it's on, there is a ridiculously noticeable latency (that adds up with more plugins) between BFD3 and the other tracks. I noticed the issue in a session where I'm running BFD3 Multi-out, an instrument track with Xpand on it, and a couple audio tracks. Although, the Multi-out aspect is a new angle, that very well may be what's going on. I'm having the same problem and have spent hours trying to fix it. Mac Pro 2008 8core running Mountain Lion. Please let me know if you can confirm or not. Now save project and open it in Pro Tools 10.įor the hell of it I also recreated this bug on a PC in Windows7. Notice no ADC correction on those tracks.Īdd a audio track and notice there is delay compensation corrected/calculated on those.įurther testing: duplicate aux/Instr track and remove plugin. Now add more auxes/instr with out plugins. Insert any plugin with some significant latency such as API Vision or Avid Maxim on aux/Instr track. Insert any multi out instrument such as Superior Drummer or Structure on an instrument track.Īssign outs to either an aux track or an instrument track. It's confirmed but no authorities have responded, including the guys at Pro Tools expert. Virtual instrument Multi out to aux ADC bug - Pro Tools Feedback Community - by IdeaScale I squawked about this on the Pro Tools feedback site here. I hate to rain on our parade but I have found a show stopper bug in PT11.
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