Zero-latency plugins - list

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Thought this list of zero-latency plugins could help especially beginners to Gig Performer to minimize the overall latency in their setup, if they are using fx plugins.
In my live setup, including a Presonus Studio 26c audio/midi interface and all connections over USB C, the responce is mostly like touching a real hardware.

And maybe there are other zero-latency plugins to complete this list? :wink:

Channel strip

Compressor / Limiter

Delay

Enhancer

EQ

Reverb

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Really nice - thanks for posting this

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impressive work, thank you very much for sharing :smiley:

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Thank you for expanding the list! :+1:

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EQ:
Unfiltered Audio Bass Mint
Noveltech Character
Noveltech Vocal Enhancer
Smart:EQ Live
Sonible Balancer
Smart:EQ 3
Slate Fresh Air
Overloud GEM Dopamine
bx_subsynth

Chorus:
Overloud GEM Module
NI Choral

Compressor:
Empirical Labs Arouser
Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor
Waves EMO-D5
bx_townhouse Bus-Compressor

Stereo Widener:
bx_control V2

Delay:
Kilohearts kHs Delay
Audiothing Outer Space
bx_delay 2500
AAS Objeq delay
Soundtoys Echoboy

Saturator:
Decapitator
Devil-Loc Deluxe

Reverb:
Melda MTurboReverb

Channel-Strip
bx_console AMEK 9099

Rotary:
UVI Rotary
GG Audio Spin

Reverb:
Zynaptiq Subspace

HOFA System (when Live Mode is activated)

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Curious – with your Presonus sound card, what buffer size and sample rate do you use?

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The sound board has nothing to do with the latency a plugin is generating within itself.

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I realize that. But I run an old FireWire card and you mentioned you have a USB-C sound card. I am just wondering what buffer size and sample rate you run with.

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44,1 kHz and buffer 512 samples.
The timing feels the same or a bit better than the korg kronos I’ve owned and used before.

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Interesting. I find 512 far too “soft”. I can mostly get away with 256 but I generally stick to 128

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Hmm. I will try a smaller buffer tomorrow. Maybe this will be FAR better than the korg kronos? :melting_face:

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Just a short mention, ot doesnt matter if audio is plugged or not. Open a plugin, leave it unconnected and you will stoll get its latency when hovering the mouse over it.
:slightly_smiling_face:

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Yes :slight_smile:

plugin-latency-indicator-gig-performer

Link: Choose your buffer size and sample rate

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Very cool - here is a list on my PC I came up with, but without any of my Waves plugins yet.

Zero latency Plugs GP4
Zero latency Plugs GP41232×859 163 KB

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Cool, but you could also create the list in the written form :slight_smile:
(so it is more likely for someone to find the thread using search engines)

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Would be nice to be able to export the plugins as a list… :grin:

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Until Plugins in Use arrives, here’s what can be done in v4.5.8 :slight_smile:

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Just so fast and simple :grinning:

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Yes Mr. Pudar, It was very time consuming to do it this way too. I posted this before I saw that a new feature was coming to export a list of plugins. I also mentioned it would be great if it could export the latency for each as well. I am not sure if that will be included. I just loaded up each of my plugins and checked to make sure it was a zero latency plugin, and if not, moved on to the next plugin. Then aligned them by category, and used a midi out block, which I renamed for each cat. It would be a nice feature as well to have text block, just for this purpose, as well as some others, where just a label is needed in wiring view for whatever. Or in other words… a fake block, just to add text to.

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Oh man! I knew there was something like this I totally forgot about. THANKS

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