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iPad Pro 2018 - Improving latency with Korg Module

PianistoPianisto
edited July 2019 in General App Discussion

Try this (in AUM or apeMatrix):

  • Ravenscroft275 alone (AUv3)....buffer size: 256-512 - no crackles
  • Ravenscroft275 (AUv3) + Korg Module(IAA)...buffer size 64-128 ...NO CRACKLES!!!👍🏻

Comments

  • realdaweirealdawei

    My iPad Pro 2018 has gotten mysteriously more stable over the past few months..can’t put my finger on what changed. It’s kinda rock-solid

  • PianistoPianisto
    edited July 2019

    Korg Module seems improving latency when I use it next to other AU apps in a host like AUM or apeMatrix.
    I do not why, but it works fine.

  • SamuSamu

    @Pianisto said:
    Korg Module seems improving latency when I use it next to other AU apps in a host like AUM or apeMatrix.
    I do not why, but it works fine.

    If I recall there's a latency setting for Module under the Settings app...

  • JanosaxJanosax
    edited July 2019

    You can also use Dubstation 2 delay from AudioDamage on a blank channel, no crackles at low latency for RS275 and other situations. It’s all about CPU throttling and graphics thread priority over audio.

  • HmtxHmtx

    @Janosax said:
    You can also use [...] no crackles at low latency for [...] situations. It’s all about CPU throttling and graphics thread priority over audio.

    This is one of those magical iOS mysteries. Has anyone done a video yet?

  • JanosaxJanosax
    edited July 2019

    @Hmtx said:

    @Janosax said:
    You can also use [...] no crackles at low latency for [...] situations. It’s all about CPU throttling and graphics thread priority over audio.

    This is one of those magical iOS mysteries. Has anyone done a video yet?

    I’ve done this one a year ago:

    Note that Dubstation2 GUI may stay closed for good results, if opened one time it will need to stay opened like in the video. May vary depending on devices and iOS versions used.

  • HmtxHmtx

    @janosax

    Thats simple enough, thanks!

  • PianistoPianisto

    @Janosax said:
    You can also use Dubstation 2 delay from AudioDamage on a blank channel, no crackles at low latency for RS275 and other situations. It’s all about CPU throttling and graphics thread priority over audio.

    It seems that some apps are able to extract more power from the CPU than others, we could make a list of these. Korg Module and Dubstation2 would be on the list.

  • PianistoPianisto
    edited July 2019

    —

  • BdauisBdauis

    I'll take a wild guess and say it's likely CPU throttling happening here. Really there must be a way to reduce the CPU throttling in iOS...but LOL there isn't. That precious oh so precious battery power ;)

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