My idea behind using StudioRack is, that it theoretically can use the same “power” of the SG Server, but with the big advantage of using it with different other plugins I love and a much more powerful Cue-System and MIDI-feature that LP2 delivers. But as far as I can see, I had the network buffer down, but even with worst case a buffer set to 256 samples it should have bin not more than 5ms extra delay. I have to say, that until now I didn’t use StudioRack, as I normally use MultiRack SoundGrid, so I’m not sure if I made a mistake in configuration. So the numbers reported were around 1.5ms with Waves StudioRack set to native and 71.5ms with Waves StudioRack set to SG mode (where all plugins are offloaded in the SG Server). I’m in preparation of a tour, so I tested it with my MacBook Pro which had a UAD Apollo Twin and a SG Server connected (but actually no console with Waves I/O as it will be on the touring setup). And no: running it completely native isn’t what I’m looking for! What’s going wrong? This isn’t the case, when I use StudioRack in ProTools or Logic nor is the latency as high when I do the same with Multirack.ĭid anybody try this before and found a solution. I get it working, but when I offload a plugin to SoundGrid server LP2 reports me a delay increased by 70ms compared to the letting it run native (in StudioRack you can switch from SG to native, when I do this, the reported delay increases by 70ms). With Waves I thought I could use StudioRack as it’s normally used to offload PlugIns in DAW to a SoundGrid Server. With the UAD it’s quite simple: connect UAD Apollo and insert plugin into a chain and that’s it. – LP2 gives me the ability to use beloved PlugIns I use in studio, I never could’ve uses live till now (like Eventide and SoundToys). – I think I can combine the 2 “surfaces” (UAD Console and MultiRack) into one powerful (Liveprofessor) Now I think it’s the time to switch to LP2 for two reasons: I’ve been using MRSG and UAD Apollo for long time (before LP even came out).

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