JohnHurley
Rock and Roll
I need to learn one of these software packages.
I think late this year maybe. You guys are getting me fired up.
I think late this year maybe. You guys are getting me fired up.
Latency shouldn't be an issue with a hub. I'm using a USB 3.1
My friends and family think I have been abducted by aliens or had a brain swap with a chicken....I have been a long time brand loyalist
You know, I had almost forgotten about bus powered hubs. The only one I ever use is one that's on an old PC that sits in the base of the TV set in the living room and the only thing I use the hub for is to feed a single cable to my coffee table and then a passive bus to split out the mouse and keyboard. It doesn't see much use, as it's an old Core 2 Duo with 4 gigs of memory and it barely runs Windows 10.True! However, there have been issues with signal or connection drop outs while using USB. Particularly with bus powered hubs. People will often mistake that with latency. I would never recommend a bus powered hub of any kind. Just from my personal experience.
an infestation!!!Or just do like I do.
Or just do like I do.
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I haven't had good experiences with touch pads over the years, but I know a lot of people who love them.With an Apple Magic pad you don't need any of those any more!!
With an Apple Magic pad you don't need any of those any more!!
I never could bond with one though and the Magic Mouse is not…well easy for me to use. My fingers tend to move too much or not enough.
We shall be expecting Phil Spectre style tracks now Elwood.I never thought I would even care but now I have the hardware and the SDRUM and the ToneDeq can each take two inputs, add two mics and that's six!
Now isn't that why folks love their acoustics, so they can sit around in a tangle of wires in sweaty cans staring at a computer screen?
This is getting better and better!!!