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12 Mar
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hmm.. excellent. I am thinking of mixing onstage monitors and PA while
recording. At what latency do you think the delay would become noticeable?
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Hi!
How little latency do I need to be able to use Ardour to mix live sound?
That very much depends on the sitation, but I would think that 2x256
sample periods in jack should be fine, and thats achievable on most
machines.
Depending on what youre mixing you may be able to get away with 2x1024.
- Steve
12 Mar
12 Mar
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New subject: [linux-audio-user] latency
On Friday 12 March 2004 16:23, Polashek, Matthew wrote:
hmm.. excellent. I am thinking of mixing onstage
monitors and PA while
recording. At what latency do you think the delay would become noticeable?
I once tried to use my laptop with ~50msecs for master effects. But the
musicians complained.
If you start jackd via qjackctl you can see the delay your settings produce in
the bottom right corner of the settings dialog...
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New subject: [linux-audio-user] latency
On Friday 12 March 2004 09:23 am, Polashek, Matthew wrote:
hmm.. excellent. I am thinking of mixing onstage
monitors and PA while
recording. At what latency do you think the delay would become noticeable?
Unfortunately, things can get ugly very quickly :( Even a tiny bit of
delay from a dedicated commercial A/D->DSP->D/A unit can induce subtle but
unpleasant comb filtering, making everything sound "not quite right". This
is much more of an issue with the monitors than it is with the mains. If you
can, I'd advise mixing the mains with Ardour, and the monitors with an analog
mixer. This is what I hope to do, if I ever get a more portable computer ;)
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