Delay compensation and PT slow after sleep modus
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John André Lium-Netland
Aug 31, 2021, 9:00:53 AM8/31/21
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Hi all,
1) I have checked the option in the Mix window to see amount of Delay Compensation for each track, since I also would like to be able to nudge each track in a certain situation. But I can not find anything about Delay Compensation inside of each track. I have unchecked several items in the menu to make room for the Delay Compensation view, and I have checked that Narrow View is not on. So is this something that VoiceOver does not read?
2) If I have PT open in a session, and my Mac goes to sleep because I have left it alone for a long time, I often experience that when I wake my Mac, the interaction with the machine is very very slow. It’s not possible to do anything at all, because of this. I simply have to restart my Mac. This must be because of PT, since this never happen if my Mac has been in sleep modus without PT running. And yes, my machine is an iMac 27» from 2020 with 128Gb RAM, so it should not be caused by the lack of power or memory of the machine.
Has anyone experienced this?
BEst,
John André
1) I have checked the option in the Mix window to see amount of Delay Compensation for each track, since I also would like to be able to nudge each track in a certain situation. But I can not find anything about Delay Compensation inside of each track. I have unchecked several items in the menu to make room for the Delay Compensation view, and I have checked that Narrow View is not on. So is this something that VoiceOver does not read?
2) If I have PT open in a session, and my Mac goes to sleep because I have left it alone for a long time, I often experience that when I wake my Mac, the interaction with the machine is very very slow. It’s not possible to do anything at all, because of this. I simply have to restart my Mac. This must be because of PT, since this never happen if my Mac has been in sleep modus without PT running. And yes, my machine is an iMac 27» from 2020 with 128Gb RAM, so it should not be caused by the lack of power or memory of the machine.
Has anyone experienced this?
BEst,
John André
Slau Halatyn
Aug 31, 2021, 3:48:34 PM8/31/21
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Hi John,
You have to Command-click the second volume fader in the track to display the delay. It is a mouse click so Flo Tools is your friend for doing the modified aspect here. Also, you should probably maximize the window and it wouldn't hurt to press Page Down once to make sure the click lands on a visible part of the screen. Command-clicking again will toggle back to the volume display.
HTHT,
Slau
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You have to Command-click the second volume fader in the track to display the delay. It is a mouse click so Flo Tools is your friend for doing the modified aspect here. Also, you should probably maximize the window and it wouldn't hurt to press Page Down once to make sure the click lands on a visible part of the screen. Command-clicking again will toggle back to the volume display.
HTHT,
Slau
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