I use the external effects module in the insert section of my SFP mixer (I just have 3 DSP's).
It is connected to vst effects thru asio source and dest (works nice), but the vst host has a superior latency than the SFP system (dry goes throught SFP =3ms and wet goes throught asio =12ms), so then I get a kind of delay between dry and wet sound.
Does a delay SFP module exist for compensating this difference of latency ? A kind of sample delay or else ?
Thank you
Latency compensation
Hoi Faybs,
That latency cannot be removed, it can only be compensated for. You could add the same latency to the channels which don't go thru VST. A delay effect (with no filtering, feedback or wet signal and set to full dry) or a modular patch with a delay (again no feedback, full wet) could do the trick. The STM2448 has a delay time per channel which can be used also, but not everyone uses that mixer.
This can't be done on realtime playing of a dsp synth which has a VST effect of course, just like one cannot kill all latency playing on a VST synth from a keyboard. However, 12ms is only just above most hardware synth's latency.
Hope this helps
That latency cannot be removed, it can only be compensated for. You could add the same latency to the channels which don't go thru VST. A delay effect (with no filtering, feedback or wet signal and set to full dry) or a modular patch with a delay (again no feedback, full wet) could do the trick. The STM2448 has a delay time per channel which can be used also, but not everyone uses that mixer.
This can't be done on realtime playing of a dsp synth which has a VST effect of course, just like one cannot kill all latency playing on a VST synth from a keyboard. However, 12ms is only just above most hardware synth's latency.
Hope this helps