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howtos:multimedia:digital_audio_workstation:compensating_latency [2020/08/05 17:53 (UTC)] – Added Bob Funk's article content. alienbobhowtos:multimedia:digital_audio_workstation:compensating_latency [2020/08/05 21:02 (UTC)] – [Overview of Latency and its Sources] 0xbf
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 ===== Overview of Latency and its Sources ===== ===== Overview of Latency and its Sources =====
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 //E.g. A Frames/Period setting of 512, and Periods/Buffer of 3:\\ //E.g. A Frames/Period setting of 512, and Periods/Buffer of 3:\\
-$512 \times 3 = 1536$ Frames/Buffer (i.e. Samples/Buffer)\\+512 x 3 = 1536 Frames/Buffer (i.e. Samples/Buffer)\\
 If the sample rate is set at 48000Hz, then the buffer fills in:\\ If the sample rate is set at 48000Hz, then the buffer fills in:\\
-$\frac{1536}{48000} = 0.032$ seconds, or 32 milliseconds//+1536/48000 = 0.032 seconds, or 32 milliseconds//
  
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