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https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Robert_Jack4/publication/326464649_Action-sound_Latency_and_the_Perceived_Quality_of_Digital_Musical_Instruments_Comparing_
by panuma 8y ago
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Robert_Jack4/publication/326464649_Action-sound_Latency_and_the_Perceived_Quality_of_Digital_Musical_Instruments_Comparing_Professional_Percussionists_and_Amateur_Musicians/links/5b4f5fcdaca27217ffa1e7fb/Action-sound-Latency-and-the-Perceived-Quality-of-Digital-Musical-Instruments-Comparing-Professional-Percussionists-and-Amateur-Musicians.pdf https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Robert_Jack4/publicatio...
This claims that for percussionists 20ms is too much but 10ms is not. As a bassist I disagree, and think under 5ms is acceptable.
- chronial 8y agothx, that's interesting to see
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- Gibbon1 8y agoI had a meeting with a group that was looking into wireless game controllers. They said they really wanted <2ms latency over the wireless link because they didn't want the total latency to be more than 8-10ms. Because tween gamers could totally tell when the lag gets above 10ms. Which is all well and good but 12 year old boys start throwing the game controller when that happens, which causes higher failure rates. Which means more warranty returns.