Not bad! I compared what my Audient EVO 8 gives with the same settings, using its loopback. I got 5.729ms.Read the manual and discovered that the iRig has a Loopback mode. :)
So this is without anything connected, just USB Audio, with a low buffer:
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Have you reported this issue to IK Support? The restore purchases should sync whatever Signature Collections or Tone Partner Collections you have purchased on ToneNET. And it shouldn't crash like that obviously.
what app is that?Read the manual and discovered that the iRig has a Loopback mode. :)
So this is without anything connected, just USB Audio, with a low buffer:
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FWIW I did get the Model Packs to show up in IOS. Took a few attempts and several crashes but they are in there now after restoring purchases. It took a pretty long time for them to download (10 minutes+) and there is a tiny green progress bar you should see if it is working.I’ve opened a ticket in the past, and not heard back, about the crashing. I’ll try again.
I'll give it a shot. Mine wouldn't stay open long enough for that to work, but maybe uninstalling and reinstalling might help.FWIW I did get the Model Packs to show up in IOS. Took a few attempts and several crashes but they are in there now after restoring purchases. It took a pretty long time for them to download (10 minutes+) and there is a tiny green progress bar you should see if it is working.
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Read the manual and discovered that the iRig has a Loopback mode. :)
If I compare my Audient EVO's loopback to the results I got for running cables to inputs and outputs, the difference is about 0.5-0.6ms. Of course it depends how much extra latency AD/DA conversion adds on the iRig HD X.Internal loopback mode isn't going to tell you much about latency, as it's bypassing the converters and the processing for inputs and outputs.
Really, the only way to know about the actual latency you experience as a player is to physically connect the output to the input with direct monitoring disengaged.
I was thinking of buying the Tonex One, and getting the ARC X software from the group buy.
I already have two XREF20s so I'd prefer using those. I got one originally with Sonarworks Reference 4, it came with the wrong license and the shop just said "fuck it, keep the mic, we'll ship you another box".
If the Sonarworks calibration files are compatible with ARC X, that would be great.
You mean ARC X couldn't find the calibration file, or you couldn't get it from Sonarworks' website?Tried this, because I also have an XREF mic and EVO 4.
ARC X supports 3rd-party ref mics, if you supply the calibration file.
Couldn't find it, and at that point thought: "Why bother" ...
You mean ARC X couldn't find the calibration file, or you couldn't get it from Sonarworks' website?
https://www.sonarworks.com/soundid-reference/download , scroll down, then type the ID on the side of XREF into the box. Should download.I couldn't find it. Probably didn't search hard enough.
If I compare my Audient EVO's loopback to the results I got for running cables to inputs and outputs, the difference is about 0.5-0.6ms. Of course it depends how much extra latency AD/DA conversion adds on the iRig HD X.
why is the Tonex One so much higher latency?
https://www.sonarworks.com/soundid-reference/download , scroll down, then type the ID on the side of XREF into the box. Should download.
I'd appreciate if you could test this.
Sweet! Thanks for testing.Thanks, calibration file loaded fine.
Mic >> EVO >> MacBook >> ARC X
EVO >> studio monitors
At first there was no input gain metering in ARC X. Found out the mic output was muted in EVO, without EVO showing it, duh.
Now SW and HW are working, and ARC X is ready to measure.
Not sure yet if I'm going to proceed, because the corrections are applied only through a DAW plugin (or ARC hardware which I'm not going to get).
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