#Waves multirack native with yamahaq tf driver#
#Waves multirack native with yamahaq tf software#

The PC is a Quad core 3.5Ghz with 16 gigs of ram and SSD hard drives.

I am using two MOTU 2408 MKII as my audio interface into a PC running Windows 7 64. I have a Yamaha LS9 32 with two MY16-AT cards giving me 32 channels of ADAT I/O. I have been running Waves Multirack Native on live shows for a few months now with no problems. If you are doing monitors from FOH the latency may be a concern and more so if you are mixing iem's. Below are my findings: Behringer X32 Stand Alone Latency - 1.5ms X32 via internal Firewire Interface to a Windows7 laptop, i7 / 8gb memory, running Waves Multirack (without plugins), Buffer size 192 samples 15.83ms X32 via internal Firewire Interface to a OSX 10.7 iMac, i5 / 16gb memory, running Waves Multirack (without plugins), Buffer size 64 samples 8.54ms Of course these numbers just get higher as plugins are added. Unfortunately, my measurments were 1.5ms consistently. In an X32 webinar video the Behringer rep states that the X32 has a latency of.8ms. Cheers I had some time off and decided to do some latency measurements on the Behringer X32 alone and then with a computer running Waves Multirack. Anyway, i want to use it more extensively (on almost all tracks) and would like to hear your thoughts and experiences on it. Who's using waves multirack with which setup? Does you have a plan b in case of computer crashing? I'm using it with very good results, but only on the master bus for now, where i can take out the insert easily in case of a crashing. Plus if you were to have problems running your waves plugins in reaper, waves tech support will likely not be able to be much help. The selling point is the seamless integration and stability/reliability. I have to test it to see if everything gets delayed if i insert a plug with latency or is just that single ch. Waves Multirack is a dedicated program for I/O with plugins. There are some 0 latency plugins, and there are some with a lot. I don t know how latency compensation works here. Used it with 64 samples of latency, nobody complained. How do you connect the x32 to the pc? Do you use it in all 32 tracks? How about latencie compensation? Do you have phase issues on multi miked instruments like drums?i use it on all the tracks, so everything comes out at the same time.

#Waves multirack native with yamahaq tf software#

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#Waves multirack native with yamahaq tf driver#

Waves Native and SoundGrid Installer includes: MultiRack Native 9.80.0.87 – For Yamaha, Allen & Heath, PreSonus, Behringer, Mackie, Midas, Studer, Soundcraft. MultiRack Native uses your computer’s CPU to provide the processing required for Waves plug-ins, so plug-in count and system latency depend on the speed of the CPU and the sound driver in use.