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Telmar
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4. Latency and the duration of a soundJust to make this clear, I don't want to mock entry level drum modules.I just want to raise your awareness about a certain value of latency !A while ago, when I was thinking about note values and how much latency might throw you off,I came up with the idea to lo...
3. Latency and note valuesIf you start a new song in a DAW, chances are good your app suggests 120 bpm as a starting point.120 bpm are 120 quarter, 240 eights or 480 sixteenth notes per minute.Divide this by 60 seconds, and you get 8 sixteenth notes per second.Or, in other words, one sixteenth note ...
You are absolutely right !The scientifically correct method is to measure the E-drum-kit under real life playing conditions.I'll cover that "scan-time-thing" later, when I am at that point with my explanations !
2. Latency is measured in milliseconds, but what exactly is a millisecond ?A millisecond is a thousandth of a second, in other words, a second consists of 1,000 milliseconds.Good news, it's just a thousand of a second.That' nearly nothing !If it's just a thousand, I'll take one or two dozen.Who care...
1. The whole „E-Drum-Latency-Chain“When the tip of your stick hits the surface of a mesh head or a cymbal pad, a chain of events is set in motion.At the end, you'll hear the sound you triggered in your ear.Maybe a snare or a kick drum sound, who knows.But what actually affects the total latency of y...
The Real Life Latency In E-Drums – From the moment the tip hits the mesh head to the sound in your earI know, I know, you want to see numbers and don't want to read all the boring stuff, I'll get it …I promise I try to make this whole endeavour as short as possible, so let's get started !Q: Why I am...
