Higher latency in 1,2

[Piotr]

2 ms higher on mac.Tested in Logic and live.

[Tobi]

How tested?

[Anonymous]

If you can hear a difference of 2ms in audio than you are incredible.

[D. Gauss]

2 ms MORE than before, in addition to what was already there. imo, it all adds up, and at some point you do hear it and more importantly, feel it if you’re playing. (somewhere around 10ms seems to be the edge of the cliff). Also, if you’re hearing both the live source and the signal post mixer at the same time things can get messy/annoying fairly quick.

[Anonymous]

Nitpicking…

[Piotr]

Buffer 32 samples 48 kHz 9,73 overall. It doesn’t look good.

[Anonymous]

As already asked by Tobi above, please explain how you tested and what latency is measured.
What is the trip of your signal ?
Is it btw input to output inside the console (with or Wo FX) direct ? How do you measure it ?
Is it with a DAW in between ?
The internal CQ latency is given to 0.7 ms.
If you add a DAW then yes you add extra latency but that is normal.
Pls give us some detail to understand your issue.

[Piotr]

Thank you for your involvement in the topic. Yes this is the result from DAW, previous was 2 ms smaller.
I don’t have a big problem with it, I just found a fact.

[Anonymous]

I can go down to 8ms RTL.
I had already done that test with previous firmware and the result is the same for me. No degradation.
My test setup:
CQ12t, mic input1, USB to PC, into VST Host (Kushview Element).
Inside VST Host the input1 is routed to Input6 of the CQ set to digital input.
I then record input1 and input6 in the CQ12T.
Last operation is to compare the 2 audio files: 8ms latency.
I am in 96khz, 32 samples.
Not sure if and how much the VST host is adding delay, but because it is a straight in/out form PC I assume that this should be minimum delay.
RTL depend mostly from the PC configuration, and the DAW.
But I am far away to be an expert.

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