Old 05-20-2009, 10:00 PM   #1
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Default Soundcards and Latency

Since this comes up so much I thought I'd make a sticky and hopefully that will help for buying cards and such

If you want to help, download the Latency Test Utility from CEntrance

http://www.centrance.com/downloads/ltu

Remember to turn off any monitoring so as not to skew the results. Please also check to see if the value changes every time you hit test. State Stable/Unstable according to whether it changes or not

Here's the list, Ill add to it as it grows:

LTU results(in msec) @44.1khz
32/64/128/256 sample buffer size

**NA/12.56/15.46/25.54 - Stable Echo Audiofire 12

**NA/ 7.35/13.15/24.76 - Stable Egosys Wami Rack PCI

**NA/***NA/18.44/27.14 - Unstable Line6 KB37 *

**NA/ 3.06/***NA/***NA - Stable Maudio Delta 44 PCI

**NA/ 3.20/ 6.10/11.88 - Stable Maudio Delta TDIF PCI

**NA/ 5.06/ 7.91/13.72 - stable within .05 msec M-Audio Fast Track Ultra USB

2.04/ 3.85/ 6.76/12.54 - Stable MOTU 896 (measuring digital I/O)
3.79/ 5.24/ 8.14/13.95 - Stable MOTU 896 (measuring analog I/O)

2.49ms/ 3.95ms/ 8.46ms/ 14.26 ms - Stable MOTU traveler driver rev 3.6.7.4 (measuring analog I/O)

3.61/ 5.06/ 7.96/13.76 - Stable RME Multiface

N/A / 6.10/ 9.00/14.81 - Stable RME FF800

* The line6 drivers are acting very screwy and reporting thruput without anything plugged in. In 16 bit mode the measurment appears accurate. In 24 bit mode, there is some internal passthru fudging the numbers
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M-Audio Fast Track Ultra: NA / 5.06 / 7.91 / 13.72

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RME FF800, analog

(Gigabyte EP45-DQ6 MoBo FW)

@ 32 : N/A
@ 64 : 6.10 (269 samples)
@128 : 9.00 (397 samples)
@256 : 14.81 (653 samples)

exactly the same results everytime i press "Measure!"
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Old 05-20-2009, 11:15 PM   #4
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MOTU traveler, driver rev 3.6.7.4

32: 110 samples / 2.49ms
64: 174 samples / 3.95ms
128: 373 samples / 8.46ms
256: 629 samples / 14.26 ms
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RME HDSP9632 PCI

@44.1KHz
32 (156 samples): 3.54 ms
64 (220 samples): 4.99 ms
128 (348 samples): 7.89 ms
256 (604 samples): 13.70 ms

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Old 05-21-2009, 03:29 PM   #6
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Line6 POD Studio UX1

32 : NA
64 : NA
128: 159 samples / 3.61 ms
256: 281 samples / 6.37 ms
512: 543 samples / 12.31 ms
512: 1061 samples / 24.06 ms

Rather unstable Results keep changing eveytime i click on Measure.
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Old 08-10-2009, 12:11 PM   #7
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RME FF800, analog

(Gigabyte EP45-DQ6 MoBo FW)

@ 32 : N/A
@ 64 : 6.10 (269 samples)
@128 : 9.00 (397 samples)
@256 : 14.81 (653 samples)

exactly the same results everytime i press "Measure!"
Just curious, how did you guys set up your Fireface(s) to measure this? Did you use a cable, or the internal routing matrix?

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Old 08-14-2009, 12:13 AM   #8
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TC Electronic Konnekt Live

44100Hz

@128s = 496 samples / 11.25 ms
@256s = 752 samples / 17.05 ms
@512s = 1265 samples / 28.68 ms
@1024s = 2895 samples / 65.65 ms
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Old 02-09-2010, 11:56 PM   #9
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presonus firebox - unstable. provided latencies are worst case out of five rounds for each buffer size. sorry, the firebox buffer sizes aren't standard.

buffer size setting in samples - 88/132/176/264
actual latency in ms (unstable, worst case) - 14.44/15.92/18.46/22.27
presonus control panel setting in ms - 2/3/4/6

can you say 'bah!'? noisy, not very low and unstable latency

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if you are using a laptop, run your latency checking program (such as dcplat.exe) and go into your devices and disable acpi battery method and study the difference.

this may not work for everyone, but give it a try if you haven't already.

peace.
nice! firebox is stable with acpi disabled, at least without restarting centrance ltu. here are the stable numbers:

buffer size setting in samples - 88/132/176/264
actual latency in ms - 13.74/15.71/17.71/21.70
presonus control panel latency setting in ms - 2/3/4/6

now what about that damned noise? https://stash.reaper.fm/oldsb/279948/firebox-noise.wav

edit 2: don't buy one of these pieces of crap.

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Old 06-02-2009, 04:23 PM   #10
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Since this comes up so much I thought I'd make a sticky and hopefully that will help for buying cards and such
it is perhaps also good to know that latency and other issues will differ depending on whether you are using a laptop or not. (esp. with pc's) >>>laptops use acpi to check the battery and that service causes dropouts as well as added latency. also, having wifi enabled adds latency. i have found that users' desktops almost always coast in comparison to what their laptops do.

if you are using a laptop, run your latency checking program (such as dcplat.exe) and go into your devices and disable acpi battery method and study the difference.

this may not work for everyone, but give it a try if you haven't already.

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You are maybe confusing DPC latency with audio latency. There is only a faint connection between these two as in "raising ASIO buffers may or may not help avoiding dropouts due to DPC related usurpation of the CPU".

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>>>laptops use acpi to check the battery and that service causes dropouts as well as added latency.
Not laptops in general. Some models suffer from this, others don't. It's also not always the ACPI battery services causing DPC problems in laptops.

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also, having wifi enabled adds latency.
These problems are not confined to Laptops, some desktop PCs have problems with DPC latency as well. This is a rather complex issue and generalizations are not possible since the culprit can be a lot of things from faulty hardware to bad BIOS implementations and of course drivers.
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this is what i get:
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d.gaus,
on my tests the sample size is allways the same. maybe there is a driver issue with your device since your sample size seems to be oddly high varying from 1066 to 1114 @ 256 samples where on my system it reports constantly 513 samples. In all the tests at any sample size and sample rate the measured sample size is allways close to twice the tested sample size where yours is allmost four times the sample size ... how are your dcp latency results ?

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on my tests the sample size is allways the same. maybe there is a driver issue with your device since your sample size seems to be oddly high varying from 1066 to 1114 @ 256 samples where on my system it reports constantly 513 samples.
yeah, this isn't good. i hooked up a mackie onyx firewire mixer and the results were rock solid (see below). echo hasn't been much help yet. and all this time, i thought the audiofire was stable/reliable?

anybody else have an audiofire 8 or 12 that they've tested?

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You are maybe confusing DPC latency with audio latency. There is only a faint connection between these two as in "raising ASIO buffers may or may not help avoiding dropouts due to DPC related usurpation of the CPU".
"Thesycon's DPC Latency Checker is a Windows tool that analyses the capabilities of a computer system to handle real-time data streams properly. It -MAY- help to find the cause for interruptions in real-time audio and video streams, also known as drop-outs."

If you are using a laptop, there will be a battery monitoring service (acpi battery method.) As for my own laptop (dell inspiron 1720,) and for another friend who has a gateway laptop, the infamous (and MADDENING!!) dropouts and gaps in firewire audio completely disappear as a direct result of disabling this service. That evil service can cause giant spikes in latency every 20 or 30 seconds. Also, disabling the wifi brought our numbers even lower. Hope this helps someone with the same problem.

i didnt know there was a difference between one stream of data or another, as far as a computer is concerned. if you feel like explaining that, i am all ears. well, uh, eyes.
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"Thesycon's DPC Latency Checker is a Windows tool that analyses the capabilities of a computer system to handle real-time data streams properly. It -MAY- help to find the cause for interruptions in real-time audio and video streams, also known as drop-outs."

If you are using a laptop, there will be a battery monitoring service (acpi battery method.) As for my own laptop (dell inspiron 1720,) and for another friend who has a gateway laptop, the infamous (and MADDENING!!) dropouts and gaps in firewire audio completely disappear as a direct result of disabling this service. That evil service can cause giant spikes in latency every 20 or 30 seconds. Also, disabling the wifi brought our numbers even lower. Hope this helps someone with the same problem.

i didnt know there was a difference between one stream of data or another, as far as a computer is concerned. if you feel like explaining that, i am all ears. well, uh, eyes.
Hope this helps someone....... yes it did yes it did
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really good reaper track ............fine
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Default M-AUDIO Audiophile 2496

M-AUDIO Audiophile 2496

44100Hz

@ 64 - 195 samples / 4.42 ms (works fine with roundabout 15 active plugins while having only one track inside the project)
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@ 128 - 322 samples / 7.30 ms (works fine with roundabout 15 active plugins while having only one track inside the project)
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@ 256 - 579 samples / 13.13 ms (works fine with roundabout 15 active plugins while having only one track inside the project)
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@ 512 - 1090 samples / 24.72 ms (with a few clicks if many tracks inside the project (roundabout 40 tracks))
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@1024 - 2114 samples / 47.94 ms (works fine unless to many plugins)
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@2048 - 4163 samples / 94.40 ms (latency to high for MIDI)
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Default Focusrite Saffire Pro14 & Saffire 6 USB (USB2.0 Model)

Saffire Pro14 w/Saffire Mix Control 3.2

32 164 samples / 3.72 ms
64 228 samples / 5.17 ms
128 356 samples / 8.07 ms
256 612 samples / 13.88 ms


Saffire 6 USB w/Focusrite USB 2.0 Audio Driver

32 491 samples / 11.13 ms (Buffer 1ms)
128 674 samples / 15.28 ms (Buffer 2ms)
256 1017 samples / 23.06 ms (Buffer 3ms)
512 2147 samples / 48.68 ms (Buffer 10ms)

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32 303 - 6.87
64 367 - 8.32
128 495 11.22
256 751 17.03
512 1263 28.64
1024 2287 51.86
2048 4335 98.30





@48

32//255//5.31
64//319//6.65
128//447//9.31
254//703//14.65
512//1215//25.31
1024//2239//46.65
2048//4287//89.31

now go back and see if the tweak improved @44

32//255//5.78

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32//191//4.33 @44.1 ----


very very simple and easy tweak for ... i doubt i can get much more ...

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128 / 5.2 MS
256 / 8.1 MS
512 / 13 MS
1024 / 25 MS

I am content. I mainly use SPDIF I/O connection.
During Recording I apply 128, I have heard if you want to hear yourself during playing and recording
without latency MS must not exceed 6 MS ?!
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THis link is DEAD - http://www.centrance.com/downloads/ltu


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Since this comes up so much I thought I'd make a sticky and hopefully that will help for buying cards and such

If you want to help, download the Latency Test Utility from CEntrance

http://www.centrance.com/downloads/ltu

Remember to turn off any monitoring so as not to skew the results. Please also check to see if the value changes every time you hit test. State Stable/Unstable according to whether it changes or not

Here's the list, Ill add to it as it grows:

LTU results(in msec) @44.1khz
32/64/128/256 sample buffer size

**NA/12.56/15.46/25.54 - Stable Echo Audiofire 12

**NA/ 7.35/13.15/24.76 - Stable Egosys Wami Rack PCI

**NA/***NA/18.44/27.14 - Unstable Line6 KB37 *

**NA/ 3.06/***NA/***NA - Stable Maudio Delta 44 PCI

**NA/ 3.20/ 6.10/11.88 - Stable Maudio Delta TDIF PCI

**NA/ 5.06/ 7.91/13.72 - stable within .05 msec M-Audio Fast Track Ultra USB

2.04/ 3.85/ 6.76/12.54 - Stable MOTU 896 (measuring digital I/O)
3.79/ 5.24/ 8.14/13.95 - Stable MOTU 896 (measuring analog I/O)

2.49ms/ 3.95ms/ 8.46ms/ 14.26 ms - Stable MOTU traveler driver rev 3.6.7.4 (measuring analog I/O)

3.61/ 5.06/ 7.96/13.76 - Stable RME Multiface

N/A / 6.10/ 9.00/14.81 - Stable RME FF800

* The line6 drivers are acting very screwy and reporting thruput without anything plugged in. In 16 bit mode the measurment appears accurate. In 24 bit mode, there is some internal passthru fudging the numbers
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THis sticky is 10 years old and the link is dead. Come on Cockos...do you monitor your own forums any more? THis is re-dick-u-lous.





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Since this comes up so much I thought I'd make a sticky and hopefully that will help for buying cards and such

If you want to help, download the Latency Test Utility from CEntrance

http://www.centrance.com/downloads/ltu

Remember to turn off any monitoring so as not to skew the results. Please also check to see if the value changes every time you hit test. State Stable/Unstable according to whether it changes or not

Here's the list, Ill add to it as it grows:

LTU results(in msec) @44.1khz
32/64/128/256 sample buffer size

**NA/12.56/15.46/25.54 - Stable Echo Audiofire 12

**NA/ 7.35/13.15/24.76 - Stable Egosys Wami Rack PCI

**NA/***NA/18.44/27.14 - Unstable Line6 KB37 *

**NA/ 3.06/***NA/***NA - Stable Maudio Delta 44 PCI

**NA/ 3.20/ 6.10/11.88 - Stable Maudio Delta TDIF PCI

**NA/ 5.06/ 7.91/13.72 - stable within .05 msec M-Audio Fast Track Ultra USB

2.04/ 3.85/ 6.76/12.54 - Stable MOTU 896 (measuring digital I/O)
3.79/ 5.24/ 8.14/13.95 - Stable MOTU 896 (measuring analog I/O)

2.49ms/ 3.95ms/ 8.46ms/ 14.26 ms - Stable MOTU traveler driver rev 3.6.7.4 (measuring analog I/O)

3.61/ 5.06/ 7.96/13.76 - Stable RME Multiface

N/A / 6.10/ 9.00/14.81 - Stable RME FF800

* The line6 drivers are acting very screwy and reporting thruput without anything plugged in. In 16 bit mode the measurment appears accurate. In 24 bit mode, there is some internal passthru fudging the numbers
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THis sticky is 10 years old and the link is dead. Come on Cockos...do you monitor your own forums any more? THis is re-dick-u-lous.
If they had to check if every link posted by a forum member is up to date I'm afraid they'd have no time to develop Reaper at all.

Looks like Oblique utility is pretty current:

https://oblique-audio.com/rtl-utility.php
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I was having this same problem until today. I thought that was the issue, then I found this post - sure enough it works now.
dropouts on your laptop?

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Hello,

I have RME UCX, had Metric Halo ULN-8 and now Apogee with no latency issues at all.
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Default RME Fireface UCX Latency

Great Unit, The CEntrance measure tool reported.
This has worked flawlessly with reaper.
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Input 1-2 Microphones.
Input 3 Bass
Input 5-6 Stereo in from Zoom g7.1ut Pedal +4 out then thru (output 3-4 bypass) to a fender FM212R Amp, which is mic'd up (input 1).
Optical Out - Edirol MA-10D (A/B speakers)
Line Out 1 & 2 - +4 Line to ADAM A7X monitors

Latency

192khz - 192samples - 3.51ms
96k -96sample - 3.68ms
44.1k - 48samples - 4.14ms
44.1k - 128samples - 8.08ms
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Any chance this thread can be merged with the other one in the Reaper General Discussion Forum? The one titled "Round Trip Latency Roundup".
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44.100khz

64 samples - 1.45ms
96 samples - 2.18 ms
128 samples - 2.90 ms
192 samples - 4.35 ms
256 samples - 5.80 ms
512 samples - 11.61 ms
1024 smles - 23.22 ms

i did it twice and same results
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