Xone class compliance

Bit Accurate gets closer to the metal, so there's a little bit less overhead, and you can get slightly better latency on lower end systems. But jesus, is 5ms (128 samples) not enough?

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Originally Posted by astromech

Bit Accurate gets closer to the metal, so there's a little bit less overhead, and you can get slightly better latency on lower end systems. But jesus, is 5ms (128 samples) not enough?

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I want. 0.00001ms of latency. I want latency so tight that it requires Quantum Processors to process it.

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Originally Posted by ErikMinekus

You assume that Bit Accurate mode gives you a noticeable difference while DJing, without having used it.

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Not really, it's THEIR words, I quoted in the very first post:
"Although the Xone:23C is class compliant and will work on a Mac without drivers, for best performance we
recommend you download the dedicated drivers from our website"

In addition the 23C manual states:
"Bit accurate
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in this mode the Xone:23C controls the
audio clocks and provides the lowest latency and least
jitter. We recommend working in this mode for best
performance"


But nevermind, I understand A&H are the right address to ask.