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I added the 20ms look-ahead and still no latency. Here is my process: First, I created two Stereo audio tracks and one Aux track. Then I imported a drum loop onto one of the stereo audio tracks. Next, I bus the track with the drum loop to the Aux input (at 0db). I inserted the MW Limiter on the Aux ...

666 - I do not receive latency on my aux tracks when the source is an audio file and not a VI or live instrument.

...you deleted your last post to me, but I just did a quick test to confirm, so I wanted to let you know.

Don't know if it was a typo but the title of this thread implies that you're using a virtual instrument as the source for your aux track... ADC does not work on Aux tracks when the input is a virtual instrument. It does work on Aux tracks when the input is an audio track. Hope that helps.

They do this so you don't pirate their hardware!! duh. Do you want them to start using iLoks on your HD192s!?! I sure don't.

itunes or LAME

The wav files are fine. As soon as I reopen the project everything works fine. It's just frustrating to have to quit and reload. DP takes a long time to load when a client is sitting there impatiently! I should note that I do not drag the files into the soundbites window, I select them all from the ...

I am using DP5.1 with Drumkit From Hell Superior. If you're not familar with DFHS, after you program your drums in MIDI, it renders the MIDI data offline into wav files that need to be important back into the project. Since I upgraded to DP5.1, everytime I've done this the results are always the sam...

There has been no indication that motu is working on anything of this sort.

DP really isn't that hard, you just want it to be another program and are comparing everything it does to another program. It's kind of like comparing a new girlfriend to an old one, if you keep looking for things that the new girl is missing, you'll overlook all of the qualities she brings to the r...

I actually was trying to put something like this together with some help from the other apps forums over on OS X Audio, but a lack of time kept me from ever finishing anything. It's a great idea...

upgrade.

Yes, my card makes that noise too.. I have two HD192s and I used to have a 2408mk3 and it made the noise too. Now it's just second nature to make sure the volume is off before I shut down.

FWIW, UA has ceased TDM development.

I think the easiest way to deal with this is to simply sum outside the box. You need a lot of high quality D/A, because instead of just sending the one track you want to use outboard on, you send them all out on individual outputs. You'll also need a console or a summing box.

Sorry, not to be the grammar police, but it's Duende

Not Nuende or Duendo