03-03-2021, 09:18 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-03-2021, 09:19 PM by marilynfleming.
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Interesting that "StreamMix" recording removes 99% of the latency, while "Mix" -- which I thought was supposed to be better -- has very obvious latency.
Scenario for the attached recording(s)
Player 1 is playing clarinet, player 2 playing metronome (not the JamKazam metronome, but the Korg variety that sits on the stand).
Mid-way through we swapped roles. The point of this was to see if we could effectively play together. The Mix recording is almost exactly what were trying to play. Stream mix is slightly off.
I could load the two individual player files (not attached) into my DAW and synchronize them manually by time $fting my own file slightly.
Both players on wired internet. I was on windows with a studio one USB audio interface, and my personal mix was used for the recording (if I understand it right). Other player was on a mac with no audio interface.
Scenario for the attached recording(s)
Player 1 is playing clarinet, player 2 playing metronome (not the JamKazam metronome, but the Korg variety that sits on the stand).
Mid-way through we swapped roles. The point of this was to see if we could effectively play together. The Mix recording is almost exactly what were trying to play. Stream mix is slightly off.
I could load the two individual player files (not attached) into my DAW and synchronize them manually by time $fting my own file slightly.
Both players on wired internet. I was on windows with a studio one USB audio interface, and my personal mix was used for the recording (if I understand it right). Other player was on a mac with no audio interface.