Lowest latency possible using plugin in real time

[monkey man]

Maybe he means run the VI's which are complete on the second slave mac in play with whatever latency is required then on the main computer run audio only at 64 or slightly higher... Something like that. Seems this might work. Think you would need pretty similar speed machines t really test it. I would lover to try that.

That's all I could come up with too, G. I can't see how one could get around that 'round-trip latency, defined by the chosen buffer on the second machine.

Unless we're both somehow missing something...

Oh, and the other bonus would obviously be that one wouldn't have to constantly adjust buffers for different situations.

[tommymandel]

I think the "3D holographic" nature of the sound which the OP wants to maintain, has something to do with the speakers being pushed within an inch of their life, combined with coloring introduced by the Waves limiting. If that's true, then I think fusing the speakers is the best solution for him. I've stopped blowing NS-10m tweeters since I've been fusing mine.
Monkey Man, ain't seen you here in ages, it might be me visiting less, but G'dayMate! anyway.

[Timeline]

Maybe he means run the VI's which are complete on the second slave mac in play with whatever latency is required then on the main computer run audio only at 64 or slightly higher... Something like that. Seems this might work. Think you would need pretty similar speed machines t really test it. I would lover to try that.

That's all I could come up with too, G. I can't see how one could get around that 'round-trip latency, defined by the chosen buffer on the second machine.

Unless we're both somehow missing something...

Oh, and the other bonus would obviously be that one wouldn't have to constantly adjust buffers for different situations.

Hi MM. Well that alone would be great. TC, G

[monkey man]

Yeah Gary, one day, when I'm all hardware'd out...

Tommy, G'day to you too mate. It wasn't you; I took 18 months off as "everything" was too much for the ol', sickly Monkster.

Thank you for noticing man.