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Looping and Latency (was Re: Laptop Looping)



>Mobius doesn't delay the signal, it's just a pass-through bridge.  
>Latency happens at three major stages: At the AD conversion when the  
>signal enters the software domain (digitalization), when passing  
>through certain plug-ins (not all, some plug-ins are able to process  
>the signal without delaying it) and finally at the DA conversion at  
>the sound card's output.

If I monitor from the soundcard (hardware monitoring) there is a
latency difference vs. monitoring from the program, yes?  A A2D and D2A
are skipped.  I said "monitor through mobius".  It could have been
"monitor through software".  Same thing.  The main issue for me is
being in sync with the loops I'm making; that's easier for me if i turn
monitoring thru on in Mobius and turn off hardware monitoring on the
soundcard.   

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