UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual v5.2 - Just Music

Increased Host Loading using LiveTrack
When LiveTrack is active, host CPU loading increases. The host load is directly
proportional to the DSP load of the UAD plug-in(s) in LiveTrack mode,
however host CPU is never used for Powered Plug-in processing.
Extra Latency using LiveTrack
When extra buffering is enabled (page 68) or when upsampled UAD plug-ins
(page 97) are used with LiveTrack, latency is increased. Extra buffering adds
64 samples, and each upsampled plug-in using LiveTrack add the value from
Table 7 on page 98.
Note: For more detailed information about latency and buffers, see
Chapter 9, “UAD Delay Compensation”.
LiveTrack
Activation
To activate LiveTrack Mode, click the microphone icon in the UAD-
2 Toolbar. The mode is active when the mic icon is red.
LiveTrack Mode can be activated simultaneously on multiple UAD-2 plug-ins.
However, host system CPU loads will increase with each LiveTrack Mode instance.
Status Indicator
The Status indicator (see Figure 19 on page 76) displays information about
the current state of the plug-in. Each state is described below.
Start Demo
When “START DEMO” is displayed, the 14-day trial period
for the particular plug-in has never been activated. Clicking
this button will start the demonstration period (you can also start the demo in
the Control Panel’s Plug-In Status column (page 63).
Demo Active
After starting the demo, and when the plug-in is still within
the active 14-day trial period, the number of days remaining
in demo mode is displayed here.
Important: The 14 day demo period can only be activated once, and cannot
be stopped or restarted during this period! We recommend you do not activate
demo mode until you have the opportunity to thoroughly check out its
sound and functionality. See “Demo Mode” on page 46 for more information.
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