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kevin
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 Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 5:06 pm Post subject: The only thing...... |
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Hello again y'all.
I understand jamstix uniqueness is in the interactive "jamming" ability, used as a plug in.
But I'm kinda of an edrum freak, and like scrolling through sounds, different sounds conjure different feels.
Jamstix sounds great! And i love all the different pres and paks.
But, the one thing I consistantly notice, is that JS is a few miliseconds slower to react when playing live edrums. Slower than say, Toontrack.
I have an RME card that can go down to 48 buffer size, but it seems JS is programmed at about 512. Maybe this is to make it run good as a plugin.
Other than that drag time, all is well, keep up the great work.
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Ralph [RZ]
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The 'slowness' you observe is quite odd since Jamstix adds no latency and its reaction time is based solely on host/driver MIDI and audio latency. How do you observe the slowness?
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kevin
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| Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 8:13 pm Post subject: |
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| Its a feel. I can without doubt feel the slower reaction time between programs. Both Battery and Toontrack feel more quicker, JS has a tiny drag. -shrug- |
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