EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

> But you do use MIDI to _play_ the audio instrument... and I notice
> that with AMT enabled I do have a very ugly latency problem when
> playing.

??? You mean midi is slower with AMT activated? To be honest, I think
AMT only works in one direction -> towards midi out and not midi in...
not sure though.
So, when you play a synth/sampler (real one, no software) with AMT
enabled, it's not "realtime"?

> Maybe it only appears with MIDI out, in that case you're
> right, it won't affect audio instruments.

AMT has no effect on audio instruments, and midi should be fast enough
so you don't notice it when playing to midi in!

> It goes only down to 128 samples, and sometimes I get pops and clicks
> even with setting 256. So it seems that with a G4/400/320/2408MkII
> the best latency you can expect is 6 to 12 ms :-((

Well, 6 ms and 12 ms is still very nice. I also set my Hammerfall to
12ms during mixdown to make sure there are no clicks etc.

> Which brings me back to my suggestion : will the EXS be able someday
> not only to import from, but also export to my trustworthy and
> latency-free (well almost) S3000 XL ?

I'm not sure about this... personally I don't think they'll add that
functionality. There's a software package by www.chickensys.com (or
something like that), that does something similar. Maybe that does what
you need.

> I'm having some difficulty following this thread. Are we talking about
> the
> buffer located in the Audio Drivers ASIO section? Help me out...
>
Yes: correct: the buffers of the ASIO drivers. MME drivers are usually
muuuuch slower.

> ...Edit/Preferences>Switch to 32 bit float...
>
Didn't know that! Thanks for the tip! I'll check it out at once!

Ciao,
Joeri

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