Re: Firewire interface recommendations

[André Donawa <andre@andredonawa.com>]

Thanks Guys,

I'm playing an acoustic guitar, so part of the problem is hearing both the
live sound from the guitar and then the delayed sound from my amp.

I'm going to have another go at the mk3 tomorrow.
I got as far as 512 and then it crashed.

Andre

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On Sat, February 6, 2010 3:51 pm, Rainer Straschill wrote:
> Sjaak Overgaauw schrieb:
>> rhythmically, a buffer size of 128 is ok, 256 is my limit. What also
>> helps to get used to latency is to play on stage monitors not to close
>> to you. I don't know the exact numbers but 1 meter equals to x ms
>> latency. It's a good training too when you have to prepare for a live
>> gig.
>>
> Good, point, and it also works the other way round (if we assume a speed
> of sound of 300m/s, then 1m equals 3.3ms) - if you replace the monitors
> which are 4m away from you with in-ears, then you've already saved more
> than 13ms of latency which you've most probably gotten used to anyway -
> and which you can invest in larger buffers ;)
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