03-05-2021, 01:58 PM
The rhythm guitar player (player A) is using a Focusrite scarlett 2nd gen interface with a Mac, 48kHz sample rate and 1ms frame size.
The bass player (B) is using Windows, Behringer interface, 48kHz and I think a 5ms frame size.
There were only 3 of us playing in that session. Player C was on lead guitar which is a bit harder to synchronise but there is a very good synch point at the start of the first song and another partway through the final song at about 1 hour 20 min 46 sec. By this time player C was about 150 ms ahead of player A. Player C was using Mac, Focusrite 3rd gen, 48kHz, 1ms frame size.
All were using wired ethernet, no video, no other apps running on PCs.
As far as I know the LocalTrack files are recorded locally at each person's PC, then distributed by the JK File Manager so I presume they are a not affected by network performance, unless this gets so bad that buffer overruns occur. But maybe that is what is happening to us!
The bass player (B) is using Windows, Behringer interface, 48kHz and I think a 5ms frame size.
There were only 3 of us playing in that session. Player C was on lead guitar which is a bit harder to synchronise but there is a very good synch point at the start of the first song and another partway through the final song at about 1 hour 20 min 46 sec. By this time player C was about 150 ms ahead of player A. Player C was using Mac, Focusrite 3rd gen, 48kHz, 1ms frame size.
All were using wired ethernet, no video, no other apps running on PCs.
As far as I know the LocalTrack files are recorded locally at each person's PC, then distributed by the JK File Manager so I presume they are a not affected by network performance, unless this gets so bad that buffer overruns occur. But maybe that is what is happening to us!