Hi all . I am calculating some very precise time interval and wander if i can trust a [metro 1] object ; and if not , from witch value can i estimate there is no error . z
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I am calculating some very precise time interval and wander if i can trust a [metro 1] object ; and if not , from witch value can i estimate there is no error .
No, I think you cannot. You might be able to trust the metro itself, but the bangs it sends will be bound to the 64 sample block border, that limits max message speed, and this is about 1.4 milliseconds at 44.1 kHz. For precise things below that you probably want to take a look at the t3-lib in iemlib.
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Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
hi Frank,
it all depends on what you actually want to get. You can trust [metro 1] with vline~ or vsnapshot~, but not with line~, nor with snapshot~. You can record [metro 1]-triggered messages properly time-stamped into xeq.record, etc.
However, you cannot go below 1 ms with metro, do not know why...
Krzysztof
Frank Barknecht wrote: ...
I am calculating some very precise time interval and wander if i can trust a [metro 1] object ; and if not , from witch value can i estimate there is no error .
No, I think you cannot. You might be able to trust the metro itself, but the bangs it sends will be bound to the 64 sample block border, that limits max message speed, and this is about 1.4 milliseconds at
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