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latency
luis Markson:
I'm wanting to use the pres in my RME fireface for a fudged togeather "money channel" - just bought an RNC too.
When the pres are directly routed to the the outputs there is a .4ms latency caused by the AD/DA. Would this be enough to put you off using it?
Bob Leonard:
You'll not notice any issues until you see a 6ms delay or greater. You won't hear a .4ms delay and it won't effect the vocalist. In all actuality .4ms is about as good as A/D conversion get's.
luis Markson:
--- Quote from: Bob Leonard on July 01, 2011, 12:34:31 AM ---You'll not notice any issues until you see a 6ms delay or greater. You won't hear a .4ms delay and it won't effect the vocalist. In all actuality .4ms is about as good as A/D conversion get's.
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That's what I thought. Just making sure... Thanks.
David Parker:
speaking of latency, when I first switched to a digital mixer, all the rest of my system was unchanged, and it appeared that monitor feedback issues got better. Is it possible that the slight latency, which is a delay, helps with feedback? Or was it just that the onboard digital EQ's on my monitor sends did a better job with feedback frequencies?
luis Markson:
--- Quote from: David Parker on July 01, 2011, 08:41:21 AM ---speaking of latency, when I first switched to a digital mixer, all the rest of my system was unchanged, and it appeared that monitor feedback issues got better. Is it possible that the slight latency, which is a delay, helps with feedback? Or was it just that the onboard digital EQ's on my monitor sends did a better job with feedback frequencies?
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Maybe your ability to provide clarity reduced need for high levels?
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