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If you're just picking up samples from Splice or whatever and arranging them, sure, latency means nothing, but it becomes pretty crucial when you're recording a
by input_sh 2y ago
If you're just picking up samples from Splice or whatever and arranging them, sure, latency means nothing, but it becomes pretty crucial when you're recording an instrument.
- worthless-trash 2y agoWhy would recording be the latency sensitive part, wouldnt it be the playback ?
- fnordlord 2y agoI'm guessing they mean the monitoring latency while recording. For me, that's one of the most vital parts of a recording environment. If I hit the key or the drum and hear it come through the headphones 50ms later, it's completely unuseable.
- itishappy 2y agoDelays can be compensated for during either recording or playback, the problem is when both at the same time. It just so happens that recording is typically done "in-the-loop" with the backing track being played through headphones during the session.