Sascha Franck
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It may be more settings for buffers and such
No, it's pretty much just about samplerates.
It may be more settings for buffers and such
I don't blame Line 6 at all here.
Universal Audio's do at least. https://help.uaudio.com/hc/en-us/ar...M3-Compatibility-with-Universal-Audio-DevicesNo decent audio interface driver requires rebooting into "security adjustment mode" (in lack of better words) to even make it work.
That‘s not true. Kernel extension drivers were the standard until Apple decided to put security restraints on them and force developers to code new drivers for DriverKit. Many companies struggle(d) to deliver DriverKit drivers that perform as good as the old ones (you can read a good article about this on the RME website).[…] No decent audio interface driver requires rebooting into "security adjustment mode" (in lack of better words) to even make it work.
Video from the article I think you meant:That‘s not true. Kernel extension drivers were the standard until Apple decided to put security restraints on them and force developers to code new drivers for DriverKit. Many companies struggle(d) to deliver DriverKit drivers that perform as good as the old ones (you can read a good article about this on the RME website).
However, I do blame Line 6 for shitty latency of their driver.
My understanding is that a big part of the issue is that Apple introduced a framework called DriverKit that you are supposed to use to develop drivers. But that means you need to start all over with the driver development
That‘s not true. Kernel extension drivers were the standard until Apple decided to put security restraints on them and force developers to code new drivers for DriverKit. Many companies struggle(d) to deliver DriverKit drivers that perform as good as the old ones (you can read a good article about this on the RME website).
However, I do blame Line 6 for shitty latency of their driver.
Wait... failing to report the correct sample rate to the host? Is this from the hardware? When I hook up my Helix (Floor or LT) to iOS devices, trying to film using the iOS Camera app and the Helix audio in Class Compliant mode, I get recorded audio that has crackles and pops, just like when there's a mismatch with the sample rates.Side note but, to this day, i don't know why Helix/HX drivers even require drivers to work. Thery're *almost* USB class compliant, failing just to report the correct sample rate back to the host computer.
Wait... failing to report the correct sample rate to the host? Is this from the hardware?
Side note but, to this day, i don't know why Helix/HX drivers even require drivers to work. Thery're *almost* USB class compliant, failing just to report the correct sample rate back to the host.
Wait... failing to report the correct sample rate to the host? Is this from the hardware? When I hook up my Helix (Floor or LT) to iOS devices, trying to film using the iOS Camera app and the Helix audio in Class Compliant mode, I get recorded audio that has crackles and pops, just like when there's a mismatch with the sample rates.
I've been at this with L6 support for 2 weeks now, seemingly with no success to understand or remedy the issue.
@Digital Igloo is there anyway to get this crucial info to L6 support, in hopes that they put the pieces together? I haven't been able to get support to verify this issue, even though it's consistent and repeatable. Even others are having this issue (link)...Indeed. Somehow, Helix does not respond to sample rate requests.
I'm betting Line 6 used to run TheSycon.de drivers like almost everyone else. The newer ones from the Firehawk on I think were these kind of awful, slow high round trip latency driversYeah well - but you gotta give them props for being the worst in this class.
I'm betting Line 6 used to run TheSycon.de drivers like almost everyone else.
That's kinda cool. A lot of possibilities with those midi wifi thingamabobs.
Yeah, I just like the wireless aspect of it.Btw, you don't need wireless MIDI for this stuff at all, a plain old USB OTG adapter will do.
And that's where they used to be before the Firehawk or so...the 64 sample measurment is not shows as it was not stable, but it was in the same range as all the (other?) TheSycon.de drivers before that. https://kailuamusicschool.com/tech/round-trip-latency-roundup/Thesycon derived drivers usually are in the 7-9ms range at 32/64 samples buffersize. Not 16.something as the HX series.