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>There is nothing to be fixed. The delay is a 'look-ahead' delay and is
>part of the spec of this mastering tool.
Well, you may be right but I always thought this was comparable to L1
Maximizer series of waves(which is also a mastering tool). There is no delay
issue with them. Don't they also 'look ahead'?
May be they don't. I honestly do not know.
However, I always add stuff later. Sometimes, you feel like adding an organ
somewhere after you levels are well balanced. Then if you used Ad-Limiter,
you would have to turn it off and redo everything.
So, I will just use another type of limiter that do not cause any delay.
I still think this could have been designed so it would not cause any delay.
But that's me...:-)
Yavuz AKYAZICI
Guitar Player
http://yavuzmusic.com
> >There is nothing to be fixed. The delay is a 'look-ahead' delay and
is
> >part of the spec of this mastering tool.
> Von: YAVUZ AKYAZICI [mailto:yavuz1@...]
> Well, you may be right but I always thought this was comparable to L1
> Maximizer series of waves(which is also a mastering tool). There is no
> delay issue with them. Don't they also 'look ahead'?
> May be they don't. I honestly do not know.
>
L1 does lookahead, and it has a delay of only 64 samples, like all Waves
dynamic plug ins
> L1 does lookahead, and it has a delay of only 64 samples, like all
Waves
> dynamic plug ins
I have to try this but I am pretty sure I was not hearing any delay
with L1 at the master before.
So, how does 64 samples translate to miliseconds?
Yavuz AKYAZICI
Guitar Player
http://yavuzmusic.com
> I have to try this but I am pretty sure I was not hearing any delay
> with L1 at the master before.
>
> So, how does 64 samples translate to miliseconds?
1.45 ms @44.1k sample rate
> > L1 does lookahead, and it has a delay of only 64 samples, like all
Waves
> > dynamic plug ins
"yavuz_akyazici <yavuz1@m...>" <yavuz1@m...> wrote:
> I have to try this but I am pretty sure I was not hearing any delay
> with L1 at the master before.
>
> So, how does 64 samples translate to miliseconds?
That's 1,4 milliseconds I think. Logic allows only quite big delay
adjustments but 1,4 ms. is one of them.
Take care,
Radiance
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