Introducing Portal

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#83

Hey thanks for clarifying :slight_smile:
When you say

Such as delay or reverb ?

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#84

Exactly. I put an example above.

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#85

Perfect !
Thanks :pray:t2:

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#86

But if you don’t have a direct connection bypassing the portal - for example as it is in the board of @Carlos_Galvez - then the added latency will also affect the plugins that are before the portal, right?

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#87

You’re right. If the signal that goes through the Portal has no parallel direct path to the output, it will be affected by extra latency. If it has a parallel path, the same signal is sent to 2 places :

  • the direct path : no extra latency.
  • the Portal path : extra latency.

If you want to keep a very low latency, this parallel kind of use is interesting but it’s limited by 2 factors regarding the plugins that come after the Portal :

  • the fact that latency is not important for them (eg : reverb, delay).
  • their ability to achieve the desired tone when mixed in parallel (it’s OK for a reverb or a delay but would be weird for a distortion and inefficient for tremolo).
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#88

To be honest, We play a genre of music that is quite fast and I haven’t noticed the latency (and I don’t even use a parallel non-portal signal)

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#89

This quick explanation should be added to the plugin description

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#90

How to instal this plugin? I cannot find it on plugin store. Can you help me please?

#91

Hi,
The plugins are still beta. You must enable the display of beta plugins in the store to be able to see them.

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#92

Advanced Settings

https://wiki.mod.audio/wiki/MOD_Web_GUI_User_Guide#Advanced_Settings_2

Installing new plugins

https://wiki.mod.audio/wiki/MOD_Web_GUI_User_Guide#Installing_new_plugins

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