So far I am loving this setup and workflow.

I am now running all V11 plugs, and will not ever need to go back to Soundgrid Studio, unless something cool is in a future release.

But, since I am getting no added I/O latency with the External Effects configuration, I will just continue using it.

If I want to simulate the function of the ST Mixer that came with SG Studio, I just do it in super rack by setting up the inputs.

I can use the ExFX racks as inserts in an audio track, or setup them up in FX/GRP tracks for send FX.

The self test shows no added latency, and I proved it by playing keys through it.

I created 64 external effects in Cubase.I set my DAW up with 128 i/o in SuperRack.I ran a little test today, and the results are superb: SuperRack is Awesome! I cant say that enough. SuperRack is a natural extension of your mixing console.ĭesigned for quick setup time, flexible touch-friendly workspace, and unlimited workflow customization, it enables FOH, monitor, broadcast, and AV engineers to run any show with confidence. This moves plugin processing from the host computer to an external DSP server, to significantly increase plugin count, minimize latency, and enable the host and I/O devices to be far apart from each other, accommodating the most complex setups.

SuperRack operates in a SoundGrid Audio-over-Ethernet network, processing audio on a dedicated SoundGrid DSP server. SuperRack offers endless customization options that make it easy for you to tailor the application to your very own mixing workflow. Designed from the ground up and optimized for speedy operation, SuperRack is a cutting-edge plugin rack that lets live sound and broadcast engineers run up to 128 audio channels through multiple instances of Waves’ plugins, with near-zero latency.

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