Originally posted by V!NCENT
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Originally posted by V!NCENT
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to quote myself;
You do realize that a real piano is somewhere around 8ms, and most analog keyboards are lower than that too, right?
cceptable latency under different workloads... Simple, using a midi keyboard and having accurate sounding audio - 20ms is too high. You've already said the opposite. (which beyond a shadow of a doubt, illustrates that you don't know what you talking about) I've already explained this - you should have no more than 8ms, if you actually intend to be playing it.... Recording (live instruments, midi) - requires low-latency, for the 'capture' to be accurate. (otherwise with midi, you might as well be step-sequencing, or having to quantize your playing - losing all actual 'natural' feel.
So, it really doesn't come down to whether or not i can adjust to 20ms delay or not. It isn't suitable. When recording or playing - you want the LEAST amount of latency, and not to have to adjust... especially, since you have to consider that even if you could adjust (which you are correct, adjusting to 20ms isn't hard for the brain to do) that is most certainly not the case, when playing with other musicians and/or recorded parts, especially when recording - you want accuracy, and latency interferes with that. furthermore, try playing a fast piece of music on a keyboard with higher-latency, listen as all of your triplets and rolls sound like 'shoes in the dryer' - and it is literally - a no brainer to realize that, if you work with audio/midi.
So V!GRNORANT, you jumping into this argument is completely pointless. You just brought a completely pointless argument, that doesn't even apply, and really doesn't even make sense. Furthermore, there really isn't any argument to be made.
Not surprising though
bye bye
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