RME and MOTU are the two horses in the race of latency and CPU use, the rest of the field trails pretty far behind (but its getting better in the last few years). Apogee is almost always not only going to have slower drivers, but also much less stable and eating more CPU than most of the mid level brands. If ANY noticeable latency still exists in these modern day PG/Amplitube set ups, save me from the mistake of blowing my money on it all.if i should stick with the original Kemper plan, so be it!
I do not trust tech support/pre-sales at PG, IK, Apogee and RME because, they are out to sell product and may be biased with their assurance that latency is not noticed these days. i watch all the new youtube videos on this subject and it seems like players are getting good results. I just wanted to hear from some 2017 PG/Ampltube users, who use their systems for LIVE-RIG use (not recording). but, that is still more than hardware (and UA Apollo). i hear that with the modern day Apogee-Duet/RME babyface Pro/PG/Amplitube set ups, the latency has been recorded about 4ms. so, any bit if latency is always noticed to me. I play clean tones only (acoustic-electric), no distortion patches. and, their 'direct monitoring' is worthless to me because i play live and need to hear the effects in real time.
I know the Agogee and RME have a reputation for minimal latency but i also here that technically, there is still a SLIVER of latency. so now, i am looking at Positive Grid, Amplitube and the latest Apogee Duet-4-Mac or RME Babyface.Īs much as i love the small foot print of iOS setups (iPad Pro, etc), i must stick with laptops, since PG and Amplitube desk-top versions offer pro-grade rack effects (better comps, EQ, delay, mods, etc). I scored a new job at an Apple/Mac dealer/repair place and can get their refurbished stuff almost for free. then went with Universal Audio Apollos (which was great but, i sold to become non-computer dependent). I am a former cubase/plugins user so i already know the realities of latency. I am not a newbie to all this but need some modern-day (2017) feedback on transitioning from hardware to software.FOR LIVE USE.
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