Hi.
> LADSPA plugins report their latency, and Ardour compensates. Your VST
> plugins probably don't report any latency.
I am pretty sure, that VST's have a build-in method to report their
latency. I remember such a thing in the VST- SDK a long time ago and
Paul Davis stated the following comment in the Ardour forum.....
"reuben, actually VST has the [latency reporting] mechanism, and its
LADSPA that sort of doesn’t. Steve Harris and I came up with a kludge
solution for LADSPA (an output control port called “latency”), and a few
other LADSPA developers supported it. in VST, its a host->plugin
callback called getInitialDelay()."
(source: http://ardour.org/node/761)
> Try inserting the "Artificial latency" plugin from the swh-plugins
mhmmm... that doesn't work. However, the latency of the swh plugin gets
compensated like it should be. I tried several VST- plugins and always
had the same problem. So it seems not to be a problem of a certain plugin.
best,
sebastian.
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