LP EQ issue with Addictive Drums - bug?

I'm working on a mix that uses Addictive drums with real bass, real guitars and a few synths etc, that when I insert LP EQ in the master bus, Addictive Drums starts dropping beats as though it spent too long at the bar before the session and keeps dropping his sticks etc. Disabling LP EQ makes Addictive Drums sober up again instantly!
 
Addictive drums is on a simple instrument track which is patched through to a "Drums" bus that is patched to the master bus. Everything else is currently patched straight to the master bus. Inserting LP EQ to the master bus FX screws up Addictive Drums.
 
Is this a known bug/issue? Can anyone else confirm the issue? Is there a work around - other than to use another eq plugin (I'm wanting to try out LP EQ)?

If you are tracking with virtual instruments, try clicking on the "Expert" button in the LP-EQ window, and select Non-Linear precision.  You can still use the EQ bands like normal, but without the delay.
 
When I do that all my VSTi latency goes away.

35mm
Thank you both for the info. I always like to start mixing while I'm still working on tracking. My background is with tape where that used to work nicely :) It's too early to commit the drums to an audio track. I'll lay off the LP EQ until the final mix then and then up the buffers and stuff. Thanks for the advice. I was really trying to test out the new EQ before it's really needed. I've always been a bit impatient :) Although it's a nice, useful eq and would be handy to use during tracking - I guess it's not up to it... or my computer isn't.

One thing that I've found with these new LP tools is that you can also use the LP-MB compressor sort of like an EQ.  You can use multi-bands to compress or expand different parts of the spectrum with graphic visualization.  Drag them around and see what happens!  Very cool!
 
But the same caution applies, use the non-linear option if you are not working exclusively with recorded audio tracks!

Regardless if you use LP EQ or not for tracking, you really should up the lookahead buffer for midi from 250ms to at least 500ms.
This will not cause latency.
 

abacab

gustabo
Regardless if you use LP EQ or not for tracking, you really should up the lookahead buffer for midi from 250ms to at least 500ms.
This will not cause latency.
 

That sounds like a good tip. I've not encountered any issues yet, but will add that to my notebook!

You're more apt to encounter an issue on a heavily populated midi track at a higher bpm.
Regardless, I think 500ms should be the default.

35mm
Sorry I went AWOL. Thanks for the tips and advice. So I can turn linear mode off? How do I do that?

See the 3rd post in this thread (from abacab):
 

abacab
If you are tracking with virtual instruments, try clicking on the "Expert" button in the LP-EQ window, and select Non-Linear precision.  You can still use the EQ bands like normal, but without the delay.
 
When I do that all my VSTi latency goes away.

Thanks for the info.

abacab
Cakewalk has updated LP-MB and LP-EQ.  The latest version of these is available in Command Center.
http://forum.cakewalk.com/LPhase-Series-Plugins-are-now-available-LP-EQ-LP-MB-m3551179.aspx
 
They have also included updated presets in the Mixing and Mastering categories.
 
The Mixing presets have Non Linear precision selected by default.  These are some very useful plugins!

Yes I got the update already and they are very useful plugins indeed! :)