Bounce to Track question re: latency

Hello All, If I'm bouncing down a track in real-time(no fast-bounce), with no audio enabled, does it make a difference what my latency slider is at? I'm wondering if Sonar performs this task better with a specific setting, or if it handles the bounce down with priorities of its own...Just want to make sure I've got things set correctly and optimized if I need to. Thanks.

Sonar automatically looks after all issues related to latency, that's why it tells you what your latency is.It keeps track of it and calculates how tracks are played and recorded from there so you do not hear it. I have never had to change it's settings. Round trip Latency only comes into the picture when you are trying to monitor while recording AFTER the signal has passed in and out of your computer. If you want to double check that this is working, patch your interface outputs back to the inputs and re-record a transient drum track. Put the two tracks together and zoom in to check if they line up at the peaks. You could test your bounced track by placing it next to the original and zoom in.

Thanks for the responses...I'm not having problems...it's just that I wanted to know if something was obvious and I was still missing it. Thanks again.