Ik was het Hoontech forum aan het doorlezen en kwam ik opeens langs
deze quote (Die ik de tweakertjes even niet wou onthouden):
An explanation/opinion from a tech-side:
"...Most DirectSound synthies use 6 wave buffers by default, so if the overall latency is 30ms, the resolution is +-5ms. ASIO uses only one buffer, so an ASIO "latency" of 30ms is way too much for a virtual synth. The Steinberg suckers are allowed to call it latency because if the buffer is fed by a constant source, an example is an effects machine that processes an audio input and streams it to an output, there is no timing error. You see that the ASIO2 low-latency hype is not just marketing but due to a design error. Besides, ASIO will become a hollow wrapper layer soon, because in NT5.0 aka Windows 2000 and the coming Windows XP, WDM drivers are the whole of the law and provide very-low-latency audio (<= ~6ms) with any cheap fucking consumer soundcard IF the application is aware of this possibility...."
Dus als ik het goedbegrijp kunnen we straks <=6ms verwachten bij gebruik van WDM drivers voor bijvoorbeeld SB live in Windows XP?
Hiephoi!
Misschien moet ik dus nog even wachten met aanschaf van m'n Hoontech, dan wel Terratec kaart
nahhhh
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