Latency when loading pitchfactor (H9) via MIDI

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    • #113707
      terich
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        I’ve noticed a lot of latency when loading a pitchfactor preset with a midi controller. Like, an unmusical amount of latency. Is there anything I can change in the settings or the way I’m using it to lower this?

         

        Setup: Molten Voltage master control w/ side controllers -> H9

      • #144366
        nickrose
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        Eventide Staff

          Not quite sure what you mean.

          If you refer to input-output latency, this is only a few milliseconds, which is rarely a problem. It can be an issue if you do a parallel mix, when you can get some "comb-filtering", but this applies to all digital equipment. KILLDRY can be helpful here.

           

          • #144369
            terich
            Participant
              nickrose wrote:

              Not quite sure what you mean.

              If you refer to input-output latency, this is only a few milliseconds, which is rarely a problem. It can be an issue if you do a parallel mix, when you can get some “comb-filtering”, but this applies to all digital equipment. KILLDRY can be helpful here.

               

               

              So, I’m loading patches with external MIDI footswitches, and when I hit the footswitch, there is a long lag before the effect kicks in. Esepcially noticeable on pitchfactor algorithms. Is that a better explanation?

          • #144372
            nickrose
            Moderator
            Eventide Staff

              Not what I was thinking. What you are saying is that it takes time for effects to load.

              This is the case – these effects are large and complex things and loading them requires a lot of work – this takes time. Sorry.

              Make sure you have the latest software (5.2 for PF) – this loads faster than the earlier ones.

            • #144375
              terich
              Participant

                Gotcha, thanks for the quick reply!

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