Trillium Lane Labs Plug-ins Guide
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System Performance
Supported Plug-in Formats
TL Space is available as TDM, RTAS, and Audio-
Suite plug-in formats depending on your
Pro Tools system and version of TL Space.
TL Space TDM Edition includes all plug-in for-
mats. TL Space Native Edition includes RTAS
and AudioSuite plug-in formats only. The char-
acteristics of each plug-in format, including
maximum reverb time, sample rate support, and
latency are shown in Table 1 on page 82.
Latency
Latency is a function of how Pro Tools processes
audio and is typically measured in samples. The
latency of each different mode of TL Space is
shown in Table 1. Latency is displayed in the
Mix window for each track in Pro Tools TDM us-
ing Delay Compensation view.
Near zero latency on HD Accel is ideal for re-
cording live, as TL Space latency is kept to five
samples or less. RTAS plug-ins have more inher-
ent latency. However, for some users latency is
not critical and RTAS plug-ins may lend them-
selves to post production environments with a
requirement to switch seamlessly in real time
between reverb snapshots.
Regardless of the plug-in format, Pro Tools TDM
6.4 or higher can compensate for any latency
automatically on playback using Pro Tools De-
lay Compensation.
HTDM plug-ins are not supported in
Pro Tools 7.0 or higher. Use the correspond-
ing TDM or RTAS plug-in instead.
Table 1. TL Space Plug-in Format Characteristics
Plug-in
Format
DSP
Maximum
reverb time
(sec)
Maximum
sample
rate (khz)
Dry latency
(samples)
Wet latency
(samples)
TL Space
Short
TDM
HD
1.1
48 kHz
3
1029
TL Space
Medium
TDM
HD Accel
2.3
96 kHz
3
5
TL Space
Long
TDM
HD Accel
3.4
96 kHz
3
5
TL Space
RTAS
—
10.0
96 kHz
0
480
TL Space
AudioSuite
—
10.0
96 kHz
—
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