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ConstraintsCertain features and/or I/O streams are reduced when multi-unit cascading due to limitedaudio bandwidth or technical constraints required to maintain integrated mix buses withRealtime UAD Processing capabilities. These constraints are listed below.Aux Send 2 (Apollo only)• Auxiliary send bus 2 is unavailable when multi-unit cascading.High Sample Rates176.4 kHz and 192 kHz• Multi-unit cascading is unavailable at (4x) sample rates of 176.4 kHz or192 kHz.88.2 kHz and 96 kHz (Apollo only)• Both ADAT ports must be used for Apollo interconnections (S/MUX) when multiunitcascading at sample rates of 88.2 kHz or 96 kHz.PT Mode• Avid Pro Tools allows 32 channels of I/O with non-Avid branded audio interfaces.Because audio streams exceed this count when multi-unit cascading, some ApolloI/O channels are unavailable in PT Mode when multi-unit cascading.The specific Apollo channel numbers and names that are available when PT Modeis active are listed in the “Driver I/O Tables” on page 98.Combining Different Apollo Models• Combining Apollo with Apollo 16 is an unsupported configuration.Apollo Software Manual90Chapter 6: Multi-Unit Cascading
Chapter 7: Latency & ApolloDelay Compensation with ApolloSystem Latency OverviewSystem latency encapsulates all latencies induced within the typical digital audio workstationenvironment. See “Latency Basics” on page 94 for a detailed overview ofwhere, when, and how latency is induced in this environment.Driver ReportingAny system latency that is induced by Apollo’s I/O, Console, and/or UAD Powered Plug-Ins is reported by Apollo’s device drivers to the host audio software that is using thedevice.The host software uses this reported device latency for its automatic delay compensation(ADC) engine. When properly configured in the DAW, ADC maintains phase coherency(time alignment) throughout the recording, overdubbing, and mixing process.Automatic Delay Compensation in the DAWGenerally speaking, ADC should be enabled in the DAW when using Apollo, regardless ofwhether or not Console is used concurrently. The DAW’s ADC will perform the necessaryhousekeeping to keep tracks phase-aligned, regardless of the latency source (if any).Input Delay Compensation in ConsoleConsole has automatic Input Delay Compensation (IDC), which is controlled by the InputDelay Compensation menu in Console Settings.What IDC doesConsole IDC maintains phase alignment across Console’s analog and digital inputs whenUpsampled UAD Plug-Ins are used in Console.How IDC worksIDC works by automatically adding small amounts of delay to each Console input that isnot delayed by upsampled plug-ins, so all Console inputs are still phase aligned.For specific delay values, see “Upsampled UAD Plug-Ins Table” on page 93.Apollo Software Manual91Chapter 7: Latency & Apollo
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