From pick to sound, how much latency is there with this?
1799258
I use it with Logic Pro X and barely notice re latency. It's probably around 10 milliseconds or so with my setup.
1799259
The latency is greatly improved over what I used to get from the Roland GR-33. If you're a fast picker it won't keep up with you 100% but the amount of latency is acceptable to me. If I had to give it a number I would say something like latency = 10-15% overall where the Roland GR-33 would be more like 35-40% latency. Also making sure you have the Fishman pickup in the ideal "sweet spot" at the bridge will insure you get the least latency possible.
1799260
You can't really answer it in that manner. Since it is pitch to midi, it varies by pitch, with lower notes taking longer. I have never attempted to measure it, as it is comparable to the Axon & Roland units, probably as good as any current pitch to midi units. It seems to have less ghost notes than the others so it is improved. I find it works good for most things except super fast runs, which I instead use a You Rock Guitar.
1011298
No latency at all, perfect for practice, but it would be tough to use in a live situation I think because I find I have to adjust the gain knob on the unit as I use different patches. Dealing with a volume on the guitar, on the irig, the iphone, and on the amp...it just gets crazy trying to dial in a tone that doesn't clip or sound weak.
953838
No, I don't experience any lag of the sound to the video. I use it to record virtual organs with Hauptwerk.Works just fine! :-)
1011300
There is no latency problem unless you conect your iPhone to a Bluetooth speaker. In this case there is a latency. I recomend a wire connection to the speaker.
2275628
No lag, just make sure you don't run your audio cables near magnetic/electrical interference or there will be constant hum, sometimes popping noises. It's a been a great external card so far. Basically turned my laptop into a 5.1 entertainment system. Combine it with some decent Logitech 5.1 speakers and you're all set. Also, I would recommend K-Lite Codec pack on your system to get the most out of this.
932404
I certainly haven't seen a delay in the 3-4 second range, but I never paid attention much as it didn't matter since it was just sitting there recording. Any extra time at the beginning or end could be edited out. I don't know that it would work playing a game from, though. It's not like having video plugged into a monitor. (I mention this because you mention having a game capture card.)
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It will not reduce latency. The only thing that will eliminate latency for VSTs is a dsp interface that uses the interface for processing of the VSTs instead of the cpu processing the VST. Universal audio has an amazing interface that does just that, the only problem you would run into is that you would have to use the universal audio VSTs (which cost a lot for the average consumer). Look into getting Vsts that use lower processing and are cheap if you can't afford universal audio. I recommend that you look up Steven slate. I give everything he has 5 stars because it doesn't require any processing and it's reasonably priced. It will not reduce latency. The only thing that will eliminate latency for VSTs is a dsp interface that uses the interface for processing of the VSTs instead of the cpu processing the VST. Universal audio has an amazing interface that does just that, the only problem you would run into is that you would have to use the universal audio VSTs (which cost a lot for the average consumer). Look into getting Vsts that use lower processing and are cheap if you can't afford universal audio. I recommend that you look up Steven slate. I give everything he has 5 stars because it doesn't require any... » Read More It will not reduce latency. The only thing that will eliminate latency for VSTs is a dsp interface that uses the interface for processing of the VSTs instead of the cpu processing the VST. Universal audio has an amazing interface that does just that, the only problem you would run into is that you would have to use the universal audio VSTs (which cost a lot for the average consumer). Look into getting Vsts that use lower processing and are cheap if you can't afford universal audio. I recommend that you look up Steven slate. I give everything he has 5 stars because it doesn't require any processing and it's reasonably priced. « Show Less
850478
Nope. Some TV and most decent AV systems have delay settings which can be adjusted. I just plugged in, adjusted the woofer and everything was fine.
1293697
Yes...Do note that some spots in the venue will have better results. I would try M/S Raw mode @ 96khz/24bit (H2n) & mix the ambient/direct mix later for best results...
357739
I tested it on Garageband, Ableton on windows 7 and it gave me Awesome results. Ubisoft made the best of two worlds. A little latency but nothing serious.
624569
No one? I am specifically looking for a UBS output to speaker system. The reason is fidelity & elimination of latency.
1954398
I've not seen any difference that is noticeable. Just pinged to a device on the remote side and the pings have 2 ms latency, pretty darn fast.
1949197
Yes. I like the system so much but the voice delay was annoying. My bose system has a delay adjustment and was able to improve the delay from 2sec to half a sec. That half a sec was still annoying. Apparently these are common with all wireless mic karaoke. I just wish they fix the issue.
1615059
Yes, slightly delay of less than 100ms. (0.1 sec) but noticeable since you're using wires for audio.
678430
people really don't know what they're talking about. it all depends on your software. you can plug in several at a time, and if you're using studio software you can select each input individually through asio drivers. if you're just using plain windows, you can set "listen" on each input device and it will play it's sound out of the speakers you select.
584382
That's a tough one, it does not say on the box or the website. I'm not sure how to measure it either but for what it's worth, I'd say the audio/video latency is very very low or does not exist for the average joe.
584383
If you are using this with a video player, latency is very important. If the latency is high, the sound from the speaker will be later than the video image--e.g., singer's lips moving but song audio is out of sync. For a typical movie of TV show the latency may not be very noticeable. BT speakers with the aptX codec have the lowest latency, but this seems not to have that codec. Of course if you are only playing music and not watching video, latency is irrelevant.