Studio One 4 Device Block Size Calculator
Behnammo Prenoob Joined: 08:14:02 Messages: 1 Offline: hi there i'm new with studio one & audio box usb. Purity plugin free download. I can't set the device block size directly from studio one. There is no list of available sample in device block size menu. Digital Audio Latency Explained Learn with PreSonus. Allowing you to offload the processing that’s driving the need to increase the buffer size. Studio One takes this one step further with the introduction of native low-latency monitoring. Depending on the settings for Device Block Size and Dropout Protection, native low-latency.
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Studio One 4 Device Block Size Chart
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Message | Subject:Question regarding latency and block size | justinmeyer
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| Hello,
I have Windows 7 Profession 64 Bit on my laptop and I used the standard sound device driver.
(In Presonus Settings the audio device is 'Windows audio'.)
When I connect the music keyboard (Yamaha PSR-E433) to my PC via a USB cable, I can feel a small latency.
If I use an external voice of Presonus (let's say GrandPiano) together with the GrandPiano voice of the PSR-E433,
it sounds a bit like an echo.
The input latency is 10 ms and the output latency is 20 ms.
Sure this is not much, but it is noticeable while playing.
Then I downloaded ASIO4ALL v2 and set it as a device in Presonus.
Right now both the input latency and the output latency is 3 ms.
Sadly I can't test this result today (I'm not at home today), but I don't know the practical influence of the block size..
In the manual it says it's some kind of buffer which is in relation to performance and plugins.
Well, since I'm pretty new I don't use any plugins (yet).
My 'only' usage is that the keyboard sends the StyleOut via MIDI, and that I play bass with one hand and chords with the other hand.
(Channel 3 for split voice and channel 1 for main voice).
The current ASIO4 settings in Presonus are:
Device block size: 128 samples
Internal block size: 128 samples
Process Precision: 64 Bit
[x] Enable Multi-Processing + using all cores (2 cores + 2 threads)
Input latency: 3.00 ms (144 samples)
Output latency: 3.00 ms (144 samples)
Sample Rate: 48 kHz
Bit Depth: 32
Do you think this might be enough for my little usage?
The bigger the block size the higher the latency - that's clear but will the PC have to work more or less?
I think the PC will have to work more if the latence is low.
Thanks for any help! | Subject:Question regarding latency and block size | mwright137
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| You are correct in that with a smaller block size the computer is constantly busy keeping up with you. Higher block sizes give your computer a 'buffer' that allows smoother processing but adds the latency you were seeing with the first driver. | I am Sir Melvis Bacon, Knight of BaconHam Palace.
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I use Gobbler to back up my projects. | Subject:Re:Question regarding latency and block size | justinmeyer
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| Hello,
I read your message but forgot to answer.
Thank you for your explanations!
I tried some settings, and it seems there is a good range of settings.
So even if I increase the block size, the input and output latency, it's much better than with the Windows driver.
I'm really fascinated.
Best regards |
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