u cant have no delay coz atleast theres propagation time
so u CANT have real time
in the future its gonna goto all Class D’s with latency for temperature clock cycle stability thats gonna be an added 200-600 nanoseconds atleast at the amp leeevel
i thought no delay sounded fishy just cause it always takes a fraction of time for sound to travel right? other than that, i have no idea how serato or final scratch work. first time i saw it i tried to figure it out and then just gave up. but yeah, zero latency seems unachievable. but Rza’s slang and non-scientific background might be why he chose those words. maybe it just has less latency. not like our ears can pick up the difference anyway right?
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That’s a real great interview. Wish there was a picture of this Replicator somewhere.
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yo no delay?
point o o o o o ?
u cant have no delay coz atleast theres propagation time
so u CANT have real time
in the future its gonna goto all Class D’s with latency for temperature clock cycle stability thats gonna be an added 200-600 nanoseconds atleast at the amp leeevel
i thought no delay sounded fishy just cause it always takes a fraction of time for sound to travel right? other than that, i have no idea how serato or final scratch work. first time i saw it i tried to figure it out and then just gave up. but yeah, zero latency seems unachievable. but Rza’s slang and non-scientific background might be why he chose those words. maybe it just has less latency. not like our ears can pick up the difference anyway right?
[...] in favor of the reported owners of one type of digital scratch technology. Wait a moment, I thought Riz invented that? Well apparently not according to this article in Create Digital Music: Native Instruments [...]