2m/s latency on Android

[chico.co.uk]

Anybody know anything more about this?

http://www.ikmultimedia.com/news/?item_id=5235

Sounds like it's time for Tracktion on Android to me ...

[jabe]

And just 15 days to NAMM2015.

Those secrets are getting ready to leave that bag.

[jabe]

Anybody know anything more about this?

http://www.ikmultimedia.com/news/?item_id=5235

Sounds like it's time for Tracktion on Android to me ...

Then there'll be more blinkin' hardware to cough up for. Still haven't had my money's worth out of Gina and Spike.

[mcnelson]

http://www.kvraudio.com/news/ik-multime ... namm-28766

Looks like it's just a hardware interface for Android; DSP is done on the hardware, Android looks like it's just the software controller.

[chico.co.uk]

http://www.kvraudio.com/news/ik-multime ... namm-28766

Looks like it's just a hardware interface for Android; DSP is done on the hardware, Android looks like it's just the software controller.

Hmm, that's actually the kind of marketing that would make me NOT buy their hardware, out of principle.

They implied it was some kind of breakthrough they were sharing that would enable all android users to achieve that kind of latency. That's patently untrue, if it only applies to one specific bit of hardware, that you cart around, to use on your android device.

I'd have paid for an app, or some kind of universal driver/module, that enables this on android, with whatever audio app / hardware i want to use, but I won't be buying their hardware that i need to carry round, and will be supported by x number of apps, that they potentially screen and choose.

Noticed this as well -

"Compatible with Android devices that supports Host-Mode. Android 4.0 or later is required.
As a digital recording interface a Samsung Professional Audio or Android 5.0 device is required."
from - http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/ir ... igua-specs

Hmm, doesn't seem very universal, or "anything above Android 4" at all, when you read the small print ...