#Mac core audio latency macbook pro 2016 series#
Question about latency when using Series III 32R. I saw this on facebook, but my ipad won’t let me copy the link Then core audio can create a virtual AVB sound card in the same way Audinate has DVS.
or 10ms (actually less if you actually measure it) with just Via.Īs colinbart said, Macs are not AVB devices, nor are they Dante devices, they just happen to have the correct network chipset to pass AVB which PCs don't. Dante can do latency down to 0.125ms with the right hardware. Whatever method you use, you need a master clock of some sort.
#Mac core audio latency macbook pro 2016 Pc#
Karyn wroteIf all you're doing is passing audio from one PC to another, why do you need lower latency than Via can provide? It was a nice thought though.ītw, what is the rtl using the slmk3 avb and a mac if you were to run plugins on the mac inserted into a channel/bus? At least until someone develops an avb virtual soundcard, but that will probably cost some money and probably not give me any 1-2ms rtl. This is obviously not possible according to the info given. I also wanted be able to have plugins and vsti’s offloaded from a master daw computer running on a secondary computer so low latency/rtl is a must.
This is for my own pleasure but I also looked into having a licence free way of distributing networked audio without the use of 3’rd party hardware and thought that maybe the native avb on macs was a viable solution. If you want to simply stream audio between two computers, I'd recommend taking a look at Dante Via. As of right now, I'm not aware of any AVB soundcard that isn't outrageously priced. Mac's are NOT AVB devices, they're simply able to recognize AVB devices as Core Audio devices. If what you're asking is if you can simply stream audio between two Macs using AVB, you would need to have an AVB sound card installed on each computer. However, As far as I know, Presonus has not yet engineered the ability to have digital splits with AVB the same way it works for Dante. If you wanted to integrate 2 computers and a mixer, you would then need to use an AVB compliant switch to enable connectivity between the three devices. With how Presonus has engineered AVB for series III mixers, you can simply plug your AVB compliant computer (AKA Mac) into the device and you're rolling. it simply becomes a point to point connection, with each device assigning itself a link local IP address and one of the two devices taking over the role of preferred master (clock). With Dante, you actually don't need a network switch to set up connectivity between two devices.
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