How do you deal with Some libraries having a delay when you are writting with them?
- Thread starter newbycomposer
- Start date
doctoremmet
Senior Member
You set negative track delay in your DAW for the playback. If you’re looking to play in your notes more like a performance, some libraries offer a way to cut in to the start of the samples (a “playable” mode) and others don’t. If you’re dealing with the latter category you sort of need to get a feel for the delay and play accordingly. The recorded MIDI can then be either nudged a bit, to get it “on the grid” or you set the appropriate track delay. Some libraries basically “ask” to be programmed this way and aren’t all that “playable”. That’s why for writing some people like to use responsive ensemble patches, that they can swap out later for samples that may have a larger delay but render a better sound.
More information here:
vi-control.net
More information here:
Negative Track Delay Database / Spreadsheet
Heres a direct link to the database: Link EDIT: Ok, here's a Google sheet I've created. If you're interested in contributing values for some instruments (and know how to use a Spreadsheet), let me know and I can give you write access. ---- Original post: Is there a database anywhere of...
vi-control.net
Last edited:
David Enos
Sonic Concepts Media
Hope this helps:
