TetraFish Well-known member Aug 21, 2011 #2 I don't think you'll get any concrete numbers. Your computer has a lot to do with it, just too many variables.
I don't think you'll get any concrete numbers. Your computer has a lot to do with it, just too many variables.
Bobbsy Boring Old Git Aug 22, 2011 #3 Indeed. Any decent interface with have an internal latency of only a couple of milliseconds. The real fun starts once the digits get into your computer and get tied up in buffers etc.
Indeed. Any decent interface with have an internal latency of only a couple of milliseconds. The real fun starts once the digits get into your computer and get tied up in buffers etc.
Bobbsy Boring Old Git Aug 22, 2011 #5 RAM and CPU power, yes, but also how efficiently your DAW software uses them. Transfer speed too/from your hard disk can also affect latency.
RAM and CPU power, yes, but also how efficiently your DAW software uses them. Transfer speed too/from your hard disk can also affect latency.
musicmachine New member Aug 22, 2011 #6 When it comes to latency an ounce of RAM/CPU prevention is worth a pound of cure!
J jaygee New member Aug 23, 2011 #7 Driver efficiency is also important. Poorly written ASIO drivers can add a lot of latency.
