fons(a)kokkinizita.net wrote:
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 11:24:22AM -0500, Dave
Phillips wrote:
Indeed. I think the ll issue is of real
importance when recording. At 64
ms multitrack recording/playback is a not very satisfying experience.
As long as you are recording sources that originate outside
the computer (i.e. soundcard inputs, either mics or instruments)
there *should* be no problem. The DAW needs to shift any
material recorded while listening to existing tracks by
the round-trip latency, and for a punch in/out be a bit
clever with monitoring. All this can be automatic, and
if done correctly a player will *never* notice any delay.
Musicbox won't be recording anything. My church band has a 20-channel
Firewire device that records all of that to a separate laptop that sits
with the sound board and doesn't have to do anything else.
(Although I might try recording stereo outs from the soundboard once,
just to see how it goes. But wouldn't be using it as a synth at that time.)
Things get more hairy when using sources generated on
the
PC. But then just playing them with 64ms latency is the
real problem.
Yah, I'll have to see how it goes.
--
David
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