#Fl studio input delay update#
#Fl studio input delay software#
#Fl studio input delay windows#

Also, when using plugins with multiple outputs (such as the virus) only the 1st channel is correctly synced. I've learned how tedious all this can be 1st hand when I tried using the virus inside FL combined with multiple effect VST plugins with different latencies (most VST plugins introduce a small amount of latency, some more that others). This, however, is far from ideal, as mixer channels are not fixed to a VST, making any re-routing a PITA. What FL does, and it does this badly, is read the plugin latency and adjust the mixer channel delay automatically.

#Fl studio input delay software#

The reason for this is that FLstudio, although incredibly powerful today, is still, at it's core, a loop creation software it was a decade ago, and has kept the core engine which doesn't allow proper delay compensation. The problem with FL is the bad implementation of the PDC (plugin delay compensation).

#Fl studio input delay update#

I still own FLStudio, update regularly, and try every new version in hope it will eventually be fixed, but I switched to cubase years ago and honestly, after all this time, I doubt I'll be coming back. Like I sad, Image-line obviously has no intention to cater to professionals of any kind, and instead focus on the hobbyist/bedroom producer who does it all 'in the box'. LmfC, your post was written a year ago, do you know if anything's changed, any updates since then? P.S.: Can I get around the latency by using MIDI In/Out rather than USB? Thanks for any advice, I'm debating whether to get the Virus so it's good for my needs. What I've seen about Virus is a lot of praise, followed by a lot of frustration, because the users can't get something as simple as synced playback to happen naturally. When I think 'total integration,' I think total integration, i.e., I plug it in and don't worry about it. Will I have any uncorrectable latency issues? I will be getting the TI2 with the latest OS (5.x).

#Fl studio input delay windows#

My system is Core i7 16 GB RAM, M-Audio Delta 2496, Windows 7. I certainly don't want to record any sequence just so I'm able to insert it as a sample, I want the Virus channel to play back normally like any other channel. My intent is to add the Virus channel similar to any other channel, and have it play back in my playlist. My main motivation for the Virus is to connect the desktop unit to my FL Studio and control the notes from FL Studio's Piano Roll. Basically, your mixer routing is screwed up.Whoa, this is pretty wild - I thought at first ch1 (dry)->Mix would obviously have diff PDC than ch1 (dry) -> ch 2 (wet) -> Mix but having a second look it appears this isn't the case since ch2 (dry) -> Mix seems to be the same thing? Was this ever explained? Thanks for the tip btw.As I wrote, I will not be using the keyboard version. You will get auto pdc fails if you mix with plugins that have latency and dont pay attention to your signal routing. If you want to use parallels and buses and connect them in.complicated ways, the sequence matters. That is, if you have want to dry/wet mix into a bus, use 3 channels instead of 2.Д¬hannel 1 (dry) -> Channel 2 (wet) -> Mix BusД¬ompletely disconnect channel 1 from everything, including master bus.Д¬hannel 1 -> Channel 2 (dry) and Channel 3 (wet)Д¬hannel 2 (dry) and Channel 3 (wet)-> Mix Bus There are several different methods but the one I use is the 2 to 3 rule.

Auto PDC works fine and this issue is well documented.