iPads/iPhone ed altro e audio "glitching"
anvedi che lavoro!! Il mio iPad Air2 (1566) si difende bene comunque 
Leggo che l'analisi é stata fatta in base ai report della piattaforma software "Juce" della ROLI (quelli della Seabord)
Inportanti queste annotazioni: Scope of the data and limitations
The MAQ is a statistical analysis of user generated data. It is not a standalone test run on devices in laboratory conditions
Real-world conditions — such as the receipt of emails or multiple applications running in the background — can affect audio performance on devices during individual test sessions. The data presents a composite view of audio performance on a device in real-world conditions
- Glitchiness can be affected by user behavior
- Tablets, i.e. the mobile devices with the largest screens, may have glitches independent of CPU capabilities
- Latency analysis focuses on the average latency of the application based on the parameters set within the application (buffer size, number of buffers, and sample rate). It does not include input latency (touch or MIDI inputs) or output latency (Bluetooth). The actual latency of each device will be higher than the data indicates
@ maxpiano69
anvedi che lavoro!! Il mio iPad Air2 (1566) si difende bene comunque
Leggo che l'analisi é stata fatta in base ai report della piattaforma software "Juce" della ROLI (quelli della Seabord)
Inportanti queste annotazioni: Scope of the data and limitations
The MAQ is a statistical analysis of user generated data. It is not a standalone test run on devices in laboratory conditions
Real-world conditions — such as the receipt of emails or multiple applications running in the background — can affect audio performance on devices during individual test sessions. The data presents a composite view of audio performance on a device in real-world conditions
- Glitchiness can be affected by user behavior
- Tablets, i.e. the mobile devices with the largest screens, may have glitches independent of CPU capabilities
- Latency analysis focuses on the average latency of the application based on the parameters set within the application (buffer size, number of buffers, and sample rate). It does not include input latency (touch or MIDI inputs) or output latency (Bluetooth). The actual latency of each device will be higher than the data indicates
E' un problema di fondo non per forza connesso con la capacità del processore.
anvedi che lavoro!! Il mio iPad Air2 (1566) si difende bene comunque
Leggo che l'analisi é stata fatta in base ai report della piattaforma software "Juce" della ROLI (quelli della Seabord)
Inportanti queste annotazioni: Scope of the data and limitations
The MAQ is a statistical analysis of user generated data. It is not a standalone test run on devices in laboratory conditions
Real-world conditions — such as the receipt of emails or multiple applications running in the background — can affect audio performance on devices during individual test sessions. The data presents a composite view of audio performance on a device in real-world conditions
- Glitchiness can be affected by user behavior
- Tablets, i.e. the mobile devices with the largest screens, may have glitches independent of CPU capabilities
- Latency analysis focuses on the average latency of the application based on the parameters set within the application (buffer size, number of buffers, and sample rate). It does not include input latency (touch or MIDI inputs) or output latency (Bluetooth). The actual latency of each device will be higher than the data indicates
O almeno quello che riscontro io come "scrocchi" casuali non strettamente legati a quanto si sta mettendo sotto carico il processore.
Dai risultati di questi signori, la roba apple è quella che va meglio ma non è perfetta, il resto del mondo credo che sia assai piu "scrocchioso".