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[quote author=”Leif”]
That doesn’t make sense at all 🙂. How high was it when it was high?///Leif[/quote]
As I said elsewhere (didn’t mean to hijack this thread), when I first installed BADJ, I just cranked the buffers all the way to 48/2 and reported perfect sound and video synch. I was tinkering for other reasons, and pressed the TEST button. At 48/2, the jitter reading was 300%. Some experimenting found a sweet spot at 512/2, yielding 10% jitter. However, after a couple of hours playing, I noticed the odd glitch – just a very brief pop, but there nevertheless. I switched back to 48/2 and it was fine for the rest of the night.I haven’t had much time to experiments since, but one thought I had is that the M-Audio 192 card has its own buffer adjustment, which has always been set to the minimum allowable (64). Could there be some over or under-runs being introdced because of this?
Yes. It would be a good idea to match the buffer size with the sound card’s.
Also, since you have an M Audio card, how about just using ASIO instead of KS?
///Leif
[quote author=”Leif”]
Also, since you have an M Audio card, how about just using ASIO instead of KS?///Leif[/quote]
That would be my ignorance, because I thought that KS bypassed all the Windoze crap. OK, I’ll try it.
KS talks directly to the sound card driver, but it’s still not as low latency as ASIO, which was designed to be a robust low latency interface.
ASIO rocks, dude. 🙂
///Leif
I have tested the demo and I’m very impressed with the user interface and the classic sound. However I do not want all my samples to be gritty and noisy. I know the purpose of this thing is to recreate a vintage sound but could you please add a hifi button or even an ajustable bitcrusher so it can become my main sampler instead of kontakt?
Greets,
Teddie
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