Re: nice piece of USB hardware for 7.1 output

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On 06/05/2013 11:18 PM, Harry van Haaren wrote:
On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 3:25 PM, Jörn Nettingsmeier
<nettings@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:nettings@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
 >  it runs fine at 124x4, haven't tried to push the latency down more,
but since it only has outputs, what's the point anyways?

Live performance using MIDI input is a use case.. I'd be intrested what
latencies it can do if you wouldn't mind testing? One of   128 * 2,
128 * 3,   64 * 4   or   64 *3  would probably run best... 64 * 2 would
be amazing for the channel count though  :D

On another topic, how would using 2 of these fare for WFS applications?

here be plasma-breathing plutonium dragons with infrared laser eyes.

It would make the cheapest 16 output channel external soundcard that I
know of.. but I fear that the non-sample accurate sync would throw off
source perception?

definitely.

rule of thumb: if you are considering WFS and the price of the _interface_ is an issue, you don't really want to be doing WFS.


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