Where do you go to choose a Delay Compensation Setting?

Where do you go to choose a Delay Compensation Setting?

• A. Playback Engine
• B. I/O Setup
• C. Session Setup
• D. Edit

Answer: (A)

This is about where you control how Pro Tools accounts for latency across the whole session. Delay compensation is an engine-level setting that governs how the software aligns audio on all tracks after latency from plugins or routing. The place to adjust this global behavior is in the Playback Engine dialog. Open Setup and choose Playback Engine, and you’ll find the Delay Compensation options there (and related engine settings like buffer size that influence latency). I/O Setup deals with hardware input/output routing, Session Setup handles session properties like sample rate and bit depth, and Edit is the editing workspace. Those areas aren’t where you configure the global delay compensation behavior.

This is about where you control how Pro Tools accounts for latency across the whole session. Delay compensation is an engine-level setting that governs how the software aligns audio on all tracks after latency from plugins or routing. The place to adjust this global behavior is in the Playback Engine dialog. Open Setup and choose Playback Engine, and you’ll find the Delay Compensation options there (and related engine settings like buffer size that influence latency).

I/O Setup deals with hardware input/output routing, Session Setup handles session properties like sample rate and bit depth, and Edit is the editing workspace. Those areas aren’t where you configure the global delay compensation behavior.