Another UAD-1 question

[Bulls Hit]

I'm playing the with standard UAD-1 Project Pak plugs and I'm having issues with the inserted plugs causing the tracks to slow down relative to the tracks without the UAD plugs.

When I ran the Cakewalk VST wrapper, I checked the 'enable delay compensation' feature. However I've noticed that the list of UAD plugs I select from contains a 'delay compensation' plug. Am I supposed to insert one of these along with every plug I insert?

I'm wondering if the VST wrapper did it's thing properly. I've never had issues with other plugins

 

[Bulls Hit]

Don't worry, I've just RTFM.

Turns out the delay compensator plugin has to be used on tracks the Don't have UAD plugs on them

 

[LemonTree]

well that's a great bit of marketing to make you buy more cards and have the UAD plugs on every track

 

[acidrock]

Don't worry, I've just RTFM.

Turns out the delay compensator plugin has to be used on tracks the Don't have UAD plugs on them

I never use that, are you running at high latency?

 

[Bulls Hit]

Yeah I was.

I've just turned it down and it seems to have got better...

 

[Middleman]

If your software has automatic delay compensation, this is not necessary.