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probably I have other money to spend to have a (real) low latency set up:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWS8zXKk ... e=youtu.be

you could also go up to 96khz.... I get 10.3ms at 44.1 but only 4.75 at 96 with same buffer (128) I can't because I'd needs more cpu resources i.e. if i use guyitar rig standalone i can get an overall latency of 1.4ms with internal macbook pro soundcard (96khz, 32 samples), but i cannot do the same...

you have some ubber laptop and good external interface. You have to take time to set everything right, that's it. I would be lucky to have a macbook pro i7 and the saffire40, I would surely not pass my time on the forum finding a soluce but well take the time to truly set my system for my productio...

7ms is awesome man, you don't seem to realize it... For live voices it's different, on my saffire pro24DSP I tend to use direct monitor for my singer at headphones at least, this way she's cool for singing. Ok in your case if you want to apply some ableton live FX, you could try the delay compensat...

do you mean one should measure here the lowest possible buffer setting one can get, or the lowest possible without cracks and pops, and if so, what kind of project should be able to run pop free under that buffer setting? yes Huh? sorry: the lowest possible without cracks and pops in other words th...

LeifonMars wrote: do you mean one should measure here the lowest possible buffer setting one can get, or the lowest possible without cracks and pops, and if so, what kind of project should be able to run pop free under that buffer setting?

yes

moreover, th internal soundcard of my macbook pro have a latency of 7.46ms (128 samples, 44.1khz) this means it's fast as motu 8pre and fastest than saffire pro40, so, if you need only a guitar input the internal mac soundcard is better than most of the expensive interfaces (maybe with a dy as i.e. ...

These people are right anything under 10 ms is very decent Your plugins are probalby adding alot more latency then you sound card sure, but a fastest interface is a way to use heavy weight plugins, the kay is to have a chart to compare interfaces, this is my proposal: http://forum.ableton.com/viewt...

- computer: macbook pro I7 2.66 (2010) 8gb ram
- interface: motu 8pre
- latency: (128 samples, 44.1khz) 7.14ms (in+out)

hi, soundcard manifacuters don't give information about latency performances. The main reason is because lacency depends from the relationship between the soundcard and the computer. So a survey with information about souncards latency in relation to the computer wher you use it can produce an usefu...

some precisations: - the freq of the was 44.1 - the tests were done all whit ableton - the point of the question isn't if 7ms are percepible or not (and, for sure, if you use huge chain 7ms are too much), the poins are: really motu 8pre can reach this ultra low latency with some machine? really macb...

7 ms is awesome. Is there any particular reason that it disturbs you ? Unless you are playing percussions very fast with real time treatment, i cannot believe you notice any delay. I use it with a guitar, ableton+guitar rig+ about 4o plugins, trasform 7ms in an audible delay, so to start with a ult...

hi, the fact: - I own a 2010 macbook pro I7 (17" 8gb ram) - I have problem with latency (I need the lowest latency possible) - with a saffire pro40 I go at 128 samples about 10ms in+out, with a motu ultralite mk3 about 7m in+out (128 samples) I try to change my card, and phone to a seller, the ...

some ableton plugins are not vst? or all the Ableton plugins are not vst? which kind of plugins are Ableton plugins? None of Ableton plugins are vst's. au plugins use the same buffer latency of vst plugin? I believe so. there are some kind of plugins which doesn't use the plugin buffer Only Live's ...

I've read from Sonslksis: "All Sonalksis plug-ins that use our State-Space Analog technology are inherently ?zero- latency? processing devices. The plug-ins work just like the true analogue circuits that they model - all processing is instantaneous, so there is no latency (delay) introduced in...