'Low Latency Mode' in DP?
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- supersonic
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Re: 'Low Latency Mode' in DP?
I use UAD Apollo and its plug-ins for Latency Free monitoring while recording with DP.
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- MIDI Life Crisis
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Re: 'Low Latency Mode' in DP?
Or you can use a ream of paper and a few tanks of ink and print the PDF.
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Re: 'Low Latency Mode' in DP?
LOL A Gorilla solution, one might say.
Hey, welcome, Spidey!
I love your enthusiasm, and sure hope you end up playing nice with DP.
Hey, welcome, Spidey!
I love your enthusiasm, and sure hope you end up playing nice with DP.
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Re: 'Low Latency Mode' in DP?
Also remember in the next version 9.1...audio engine latency is reduced by half with no CPU hit to accomplish that. So...a 256 buffer will respond like the current 128 buffer...but have the CPU meter like the current 256 buffer reads.
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- supersonic
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Re: 'Low Latency Mode' in DP?
Now that is something to look forward to.bralston wrote:Also remember in the next version 9.1...audio engine latency is reduced by half with no CPU hit to accomplish that. So...a 256 buffer will respond like the current 128 buffer...but have the CPU meter like the current 256 buffer reads.
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My day jon - http://www.audioplanet.pl
My other passion - http://www.aps-company.pl