Computer Effects CE1

The CE1 utilizes a USB high-speed audio interface design, supporting high sample rates and ultra-low latency transmission. The final total latency is determined by a combination of the sample rate and number of sampling points. The following measurements were obtained using an oscilloscope, with latency displayed in application software often appearing even smaller. At 96kHz/64 sampling points, the total latency is approximately 4-6ms (on par with current mainstream advanced multi-effects processors such as Quad Cortex, FM3, and Kemper). At 48kHz/64 sampling points, the total latency is approximately 7-9ms. At 48kHz/128 sampling points, the total latency is approximately 10-12ms.

Our choice of an industrial-grade motherboard, along with additional low-power optimizations and a well-designed, thermally efficient system, ensures that Windows 11 runs very stably for long periods. When used as an effects processor, it's like using a dedicated hardware device. From the developer's personal experience, Windows 11 has reached a level of stability comparable to the industry-recognized Apple system in our application scenarios, so you can use it with confidence. However, please be cautious not to install too much junk software and be vigilant about preventing viruses.