No. You have to compensate it manually if a plugin adds an audible delay.
For example you can add a delay of some milliseconds to each track and reduce it as appropriate.
Note that you get some delay (depending on jackd's period size) when creating an audio bus, connect it to Master out and connect a track to it. To get the timing tight you should use the same numer of "hops" for each track:
No. You have to compensate it manually if a plugin adds an audible delay.
For example you can add a delay of some milliseconds to each track and reduce it as appropriate.
Note that you get some delay (depending on jackd's period size) when creating an audio bus, connect it to Master out and connect a track to it. To get the timing tight you should use the same numer of "hops" for each track:
track 1 -> MasterOut
track 2 -> MasterOut
track 3 -> MasterOut
or
track 1 -> BusX -> MasterOut
track 2 -> BusX -> MasterOut
track 3 -> BusY -> MasterOut
but never
track 1 -> MasterOut
track 2 -> BusX -> MasterOut
track 3 -> BusY -> MasterOut