Can you bypass Sonar 'Plugin Latency Compensation' ?

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2015/12/22 19:00:26 (permalink)

Can you bypass Sonar 'Plugin Latency Compensation' ?

On a mix project with say 10 tracks, just 1 track with a synth pad needs a latency applying VST like fe Perfect Space...or a Limiter fe.
I would prefer all other tracks without latency allignment and just have the latency on the synth pad.
Just wondering if by perhaps inserting a plugin into clip, bypasses the 'Sonar latency allignment', or if there's another way maybe.
(I know I could do this by bouncing the latency synth track and drag it to a clean project)
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post edited by Sheanes - 2015/12/22 19:26:55
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    Re: Can you bypass Sonar 'Plugin Latency Compensation' ? 2015/12/23 08:01:56 (permalink)
    SONAR doesn't give you the option to bypass PDC for a single track or plugin. The quickest, most convenient solution is to freeze the pad.


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    Re: Can you bypass Sonar 'Plugin Latency Compensation' ? 2015/12/23 16:16:17 (permalink)
    thanks Bif for helping,  will freeze it like you say
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    Re: Can you bypass Sonar 'Plugin Latency Compensation' ? 2015/12/23 16:42:55 (permalink)
    Make sure you check the "FX" option, so that the reverb gets frozen along with the audio. After you do that, it's then just a plain audio track with no delay compensation required.


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    Re: Can you bypass Sonar 'Plugin Latency Compensation' ? 2015/12/26 22:23:37 (permalink)
    Thanks Bitflipper ! appreciated the reply / explaining
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