Latency is also generated by the effector's digital signal processing algorithm.For example, in an algorithm using a fast Fourier transform (FFT), latency is generated according to a window width or the like, and in a limiter / compressor having a look-ahead function, latency is generated according to a look-ahead time.Further, in multi-track reproduction, if an effector having latency is used only for a specific track, the synchronization will be out of sync.Therefore, some systems have a latency correction function that unifies and synchronizes the latencies of all tracks. Generally, when a computer outputs a sound signal, the sound data is recorded in a buffer of a certain length and then sequentially output to the hardware.Therefore, latency (seconds) is generated by the number of buffer samples divided by the sampling frequency (hertz).The smaller the buffer capacity, the smaller the latency, but the overhead over time increases, and if the system performance is low, processing omissions may occur and noise may occur. I will quote the explanation from the Wiki. What is latency?īefore the buffer size, I will briefly write about the latency that is closely related. It differs on a case-by-case basis, but since it was mentioned on the ImageLine homepage, I will explain based on that.
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