Topic: Has the RME vs Cubase delay compensation issue been resolved?

I'm trying to use a hardware compressor with my mixing setup in a parallel configuration, but the delay compensation in Cubase isn't working. When I press the button to measure the delay it measures 0ms which is wrong.

Then I read this forum thread,

https://www.forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.php?id=12103

and it appears that Cubase doesn't communicate with RME hardware when trying to calculate delay compensation. This results in phasing of the signal which I am getting in spades.

Is there a fix for this problem?

Re: Has the RME vs Cubase delay compensation issue been resolved?

So...Is there a fix yet ?

Re: Has the RME vs Cubase delay compensation issue been resolved?

I'm not from RME, but a user. To my knowledge this is a steinberg issue. They don't allow negative delay compensation. In some cases where the path you are using is faster, because of newer external AD/DA converters, the delay is shorter then reported with the internal converters.
If you are using the internal converters the delay should be reported as zero, cause it is. Phasing is then caused by something else. One solution is to also send and return the unprocessed audio through the same converters. Delay will then be identical on both.
Another solution though not to practical in every situation is the record the processed audio and then nudge that track for 0 phasing.

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