mysteryman


Yes, it certainly does. Latency is additive. a round trip latency of 11ms, (an average amount for a decent interface these days) plus 10 ft from the speaker will add up to a delay that is easily perceivable, and will affect the way a good musician or singer performs.

We are expecting to play through Guitar Rig, monitor through fx etc. We must start demanding near real time performance from our systems and audio interfaces. Every day we move further and further from hardware. This trend will continue. It is time to demand near-zero latency from our systems and audio devices. This has been possible for well over 5 years, but very few devices are capable of it.

One such device went completely beneath the radar, but I have been using them for years. Anyone care to guess?

Here's a hint. It has a lower RTL than RME, Motu and Edirol, goes down to 32 samples is very stable and has NO HIDDEN BUFFERS.