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Wow, what fx are you running -- and does that or could that include convoluted reverb? (Convoluted reverb is utterly awesome but more processor intensive than

Wow, what fx are you running -- and does that or could that include convoluted reverb? (Convoluted reverb is utterly awesome but more processor intensive than almost anything else) Edit: and sorry, to be helpful, by low latency, could you meantion how many ms that is -- because while I'm very happy for you, and really interested, 15ms is very different to say 5ms or lower

tcrenshaw 4y ago
My normal chain is a noise gate, followed by a comp, a little emulated tube drive, an SVT amp model, an impulse response modeled cab simulator (of course running a 8x12 SVT cab), a plate reverb, and a limiter. I've got some crazier ones, but as a beginner bassist, that's all I really need. There are literally hundreds of effects to choose from though. Convolution reverb is an option, but it ended up being a little more than the Pi4 could handle iirc. I didn't tinker with it much though. Latency is under 10ms, I'd have to go back and check my settings to confirm exactly though.
- tcrenshaw 4y ago
  Just double checked my jack settings; I'm running my interface at 48000hz with a buffer size of 128 and 2 periods for a theoretical latency of 5.33ms. I'm sure USB adds a fraction of a millisecond as well.
  - tsegratis 4y ago
    Thanks! Musically that's really viable and fun setup A really helpful data point :) -- You're doing great! You don't need my help, but just share my own path, because it's fun :) Yeah, play the bass, if i start talking about computing im not helping... Err, why am i still here? I switched to BSD or the OSS driver and went from massive effort ~5ms to zero effort ~2ms Then I made a two button controller and pedal->usb, and started programming an arbitrary effects controller: a looper + buttons to switch the pedal to control any fx parameter Fun, but it didn't help me make better music :)
  - rerdavies 4y ago
    You'll get lower latency with 3 buffers. Try 16/3.

tcrenshaw 4y ago

My normal chain is a noise gate, followed by a comp, a little emulated tube drive, an SVT amp model, an impulse response modeled cab simulator (of course running a 8x12 SVT cab), a plate reverb, and a limiter. I've got some crazier ones, but as a beginner bassist, that's all I really need. There are literally hundreds of effects to choose from though. Convolution reverb is an option, but it ended up being a little more than the Pi4 could handle iirc. I didn't tinker with it much though. Latency is under 10ms, I'd have to go back and check my settings to confirm exactly though.

tcrenshaw 4y ago
Just double checked my jack settings; I'm running my interface at 48000hz with a buffer size of 128 and 2 periods for a theoretical latency of 5.33ms. I'm sure USB adds a fraction of a millisecond as well.
- tsegratis 4y ago
  Thanks! Musically that's really viable and fun setup A really helpful data point :) -- You're doing great! You don't need my help, but just share my own path, because it's fun :) Yeah, play the bass, if i start talking about computing im not helping... Err, why am i still here? I switched to BSD or the OSS driver and went from massive effort ~5ms to zero effort ~2ms Then I made a two button controller and pedal->usb, and started programming an arbitrary effects controller: a looper + buttons to switch the pedal to control any fx parameter Fun, but it didn't help me make better music :)
- rerdavies 4y ago
  You'll get lower latency with 3 buffers. Try 16/3.