Where can you verify that Delay Compensation is active and aiding synchronization?

Where can you verify that Delay Compensation is active and aiding synchronization?

• A. In the Delay indicator on tracks and in the Mix window
• B. On the Transport bar only
• C. In the Edit window only
• D. In the MIDI Editor

Answer: (A)

Delay compensation keeps all tracks in time by offsetting playback to account for plugin and routing delays. To verify it’s active and helping synchronization, look at the Delay indicator on each track in the Mix window; it shows how much delay compensation is being applied for that track. The Mix window also reflects the overall status of Delay Compensation for the session. Those indicators provide the clear, immediate confirmation that timing is being aligned across tracks. The other windows don’t display this per-track compensation status, so they aren’t the right places to verify it.

Delay compensation keeps all tracks in time by offsetting playback to account for plugin and routing delays. To verify it’s active and helping synchronization, look at the Delay indicator on each track in the Mix window; it shows how much delay compensation is being applied for that track. The Mix window also reflects the overall status of Delay Compensation for the session. Those indicators provide the clear, immediate confirmation that timing is being aligned across tracks. The other windows don’t display this per-track compensation status, so they aren’t the right places to verify it.