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Merely A Lookahead Qry

Archive · 2008 4 old posts

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MegaHurtz ·

Hi there. Im conceiving a set of applications, based on look ahead techniques. The first would be a Reverse "delay" that opperates on a maximum of say a second. Sow the lookahead time would be set around 48000/44100 samps. For the second, a look ahead time 4410 samps is needed for frequency analysis. That brings me to the following problem. When the two plugins are loaded together. Would my computer recognise the greater of the two numbers and set the PDC to that, and so for the lesser. Or would i create a serial timing issue, causing crashes and so on. Cheers.

bootsy ·

In the insert slot most hosts these days offers delay compensation. Which host are you using? Insert oder send?

MegaHurtz ·

For a stable platform Logic. in auto.

MegaHurtz ·

if the buffer sizes are up to it.

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