Same problem over here (latency). I was last week at the Frankfurter Messe and the people from the Emagic booth said it had to do with the sound card i'm using (lexicon core-2); of course there was a solution...the emi2|6. I must say it worked great, no (hearable) latency. --- In exs-users@y..., thornton@a... wrote: > I recently bought EXS thinking I'd try out a software-based sampler > to see if it was good enough that I wouldn't still long for a > hardware-based solution. When I tried it out I experienced some > noticeable latency when playing the EXS in real-time, but to be > fair this is the kind of tradeoff I expected in a software-based > solution and presumably the problem goes away in playback. On the > other hand there was something not quite right with the sound. > Samples like organs sounded great, but some of the samples like piano > had this weird aftertone that I think is referred to as an aliasing > problem. For instance I loaded up a 64 Mb Akai piano sample and it > didn't sound any better than some < 1Mb samples I've heard. A number > of the samples that came with EXS24 also displayed this problem. My > question is, is this typical or is there something wrong with my > setup and/or have I found some kind of bug? I'm running EXS on a > 400 Mhz B&W G3 with 448 Mb of memory and using a Motu 2408. I'm > running OS9 with virtual memory off. I pretty sure the problem is > just with EXS because all my audio tracks in Logic sound great as do > all the Logic effects plugin's. Help!!! Thanks.
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Re: Sound not quite right - am I doing something wrong?
2001-03-10 by ekegel@cone.nl
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