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Dandruff
on May 28, 2009, 11:43am, edited 2 time(s), last modified on May 28, 2009, 7:44am:
Aleksey,
a small feature request I have for PHA-979:
At the bottom of the Delay section it would be nice to have readouts for the delay in "Samples".
Example:
-> using PHA-979 as Delay
-> when not needing the other features of PHA-979 I might decide to switch to Sample Delay instead (because it introduces no latency)
=> now it would be nice to know the exact values in "Samples"
a small feature request I have for PHA-979:
At the bottom of the Delay section it would be nice to have readouts for the delay in "Samples".
Example:
-> using PHA-979 as Delay
-> when not needing the other features of PHA-979 I might decide to switch to Sample Delay instead (because it introduces no latency)
=> now it would be nice to know the exact values in "Samples"
Aleksey Vaneev
on May 28, 2009, 12:18pm:
Well, latency can't be disabled - most VST implementations do not allow it in real-time.
Beside that, for sample-accurate adjustment it's better to use Sound Delay plug-in because it offers a good adjustment precision.
40millisecond range translates to 3840 samples at 96kHz. Such value range can't be controlled conveniently with a single knob. I generally do not see a reason to implement such sample readout: PHA-979 is designed for plain audio, not for sample-accurate adjustments which are not even consistent with sample rate.
Beside that, for sample-accurate adjustment it's better to use Sound Delay plug-in because it offers a good adjustment precision.
40millisecond range translates to 3840 samples at 96kHz. Such value range can't be controlled conveniently with a single knob. I generally do not see a reason to implement such sample readout: PHA-979 is designed for plain audio, not for sample-accurate adjustments which are not even consistent with sample rate.
Dandruff
on May 28, 2009, 12:33pm:
Yeah I know. Not a big deal.
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