The PDC Override button in the Control Bar’s Mix module allows you to override PDC, and thereby reduce latency caused by plugin delay compensation in the signal flow. It allows you to play in real time within projects containing look-ahead plugins. When the PDC override button is engaged, any PDC latency for input monitored tracks or instrument tracks is bypassed, and the input monitor signal is passed through in real time. This is useful for recording or input monitoring in real time.The PDC Override button has a new popup menu that allows you to selectively override PDC for playback, recording, or both. To do so, long press or right-click the button and select the desired options:
Override during playback. If this option is disabled, PDC Override will not affect tracks with input echo during playback.
Override while recording. If this option is disabled, PDC Override will not affect tracks with input echo during recording.The above modes are only active when the PDC Override button is engaged.A. Show/hide Track Properties Inspector B. PDC Latency
Note: The displayed PDC Latency value is static text that is calculated automatically during playback and only updates in the UI when playback is stopped.
Tip: The PDC Override button tooltip displays the project wide PDC latency in milliseconds and samples.
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