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#1
Hi
My 2 cents on VST's and Latency.
Even though Dan seems to have a Grip on this particular problem.

All VST's(Especially Vi) have some latency. But it is. Sound output latency. Not the Triggering input MIDI.
Massive has about the least latency of Most Vi's(1 to 2 ms). So It is not noticeable at all!
Most Vi's Are between 2ms and 4ms.

On the Extreme End.
'RealGuitar' Acoustic. Has around the Most latency. As much as 25ms(Also Depends how you set it up.).

So it is advisable to Know your VST/Vi. Some You would never want to play 'Live'.

I use 'Real Guitar Acoustic' a lot for recording. But I always Feed it a MIDI track. Then trim the Audio's leading Trail.
#2
To Bluebeat

It is Really not fair to Compare Rendering in BIAB to Varranger.
Except. It faces the Same problems as BIAB. But BIAB does have a Clock source.

Outside of BIAB's other problems.

BIAB (Even 2019) Has problems Rendering Stems Correctly!(In the first place).
And the more Complex the Project. The More Likely BIAB will mess up Rendering in Sync.
OR
Not Make All the Stems. The same length. EG: It loses some of the music. From some of the tracks.

If the music is Long and/or complex. It always Takes a number of tries. To get BIAB to render correctly.

And this is simply because. BIAB Re-Analyzes Everything. Every single time. You Do Something Like 'Play', 'Render' ETC.....
(Unless you render inside of BIAB Then hit play).
*By Complex. I mean. Using a 'Rest', A 'Push' or any other. Music Nuance tool in BIAB.

It never seems to have a problem. If you just Type in the Chords And Play to Their Grid.

I have been Discussing this with PG music for years. Since it is not a DAW. It is extremely difficult to do.

**I have it on 3 different computers. Same results. And a Big number of other users have the same problems.