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Il giorno gio, 23/06/2011 alle 23.20 -0400, Thomas Vecchione ha scritto:
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Ok going to take very quick stabs at these but keep in mind I haven't
had sleep in about 40 hours or so now...
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 7:47 PM, Reuben Martin <<A HREF="mailto:reuben.m@gmail.com">reuben.m@gmail.com</A>> wrote:
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> I ran into an issue today which, in the process of trying to work around it, turned up more issues... (Isn't that always the way it goes
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> I have an insert in ardour that is causing a fair amount of delay, and the insert dialog seems to be able to measure the delay easily
> enough, but it is still off. I tried to insert the "artificial latency" plugin to work around it and found that it does not work. Which in turn
> makes me wonder, does ardour use that plugin to deal with delay compensation or does it roll its own delay internally? The LV2
> version of the same plugin is no better BTW.
Are you by chance inserting the plugin on a bus instead of a track?
Busses do not have any delay compensation.
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is this true for Ardour 3 as well (i.e. that buses have no delay/latency compensation)? this would explain a lot. i did not realize this, as almost all my plugins are bus, not track, inserts with Ardour 2: usually every "logical track" i realize in 2 actual tracks and 1 bus: 1 track for takes, 1 track for combining takes into finished collection of takes, while both tracks are routed through a bus which has all effects/sends/etc.<BR>
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thanks.<BR>
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> So then I tried to export the output from a sub-mix bus so that I could pull it back in and align it manually. But this is a rather long
> project (about 90min) and the export didn't complain or throw any errors, but after pulling the resulting wav file back in, it turns out
> it only contains the first 20 something minuites (or at exactly 5G for a stereo, 96k, 32bit float wav file) of the session.
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WAV32 has a file size limitation, though I am surprised you got to 5G
in that case. This is a known issue in the file format as it only
uses a 32 bit signed INT for addressing purposes in it's header, and
as a result can only store so large of a number.
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