I've applied the latency compensation patch. As Massy wrote, it's currently necessary to use the -Q flag if you want latency compensation. I've applied the effects registry patch for LV2. Nama now really checks for LV2 plugins, and will regenerate the effects cache if any new LV2 plugins are installed. Currently Nama only checks the dates of LV2 top-level directories, i.e. /usr/lib/lv2/karaoke.lv2, so if just the contents of the directory change, you'll still need -r. I guess I could fix that... Meanwhile things are still mostly okay. For some reason the tests in 14_latency.t never terminate. I'm still wishing and waiting for my fairy programming godmother to come wave her wand and magically create some well-organized tests for me. Cheers, Joel -- Joel Roth