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JamesPeters · 12-07-2018, 03:01 PM

Thanks for the explanation, nitsuj. I tried oversampling at 1x (at 44.1 KHz) and it still reports 16 samples latency in the fx browser window (even after resuming playback, which normally "resets" this sort of thing). I tried it at 96 KHz and it reported no latency. Leaving it at 1x, I changed back to 44.1 KHz and it still reported no latency until I switched to 2x oversampling. So it seems it's not reporting zero latency when at 1x, consistently.

I understand about the cramped bands near Nyquist aspect, so I wouldn't argue the value of oversampling. Although I don't mind using high shelves instead of bands...I can't think of a time I've wanted to use a band that high, instead of a shelf (or low pass). That's just me though.

12-07-2018, 03:01 PM	#114
JamesPeters Human being with feelings Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Near a big lake Posts: 3,943	Thanks for the explanation, nitsuj. I tried oversampling at 1x (at 44.1 KHz) and it still reports 16 samples latency in the fx browser window (even after resuming playback, which normally "resets" this sort of thing). I tried it at 96 KHz and it reported no latency. Leaving it at 1x, I changed back to 44.1 KHz and it still reported no latency until I switched to 2x oversampling. So it seems it's not reporting zero latency when at 1x, consistently. I understand about the cramped bands near Nyquist aspect, so I wouldn't argue the value of oversampling. Although I don't mind using high shelves instead of bands...I can't think of a time I've wanted to use a band that high, instead of a shelf (or low pass). That's just me though.