Android musicians: Lollipop update for the Galaxy S5 finally reduces audio latency. Vanilla Android 5.0 - not so much 
A few months ago, Samsung did something impressive with the software in its newest Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge devices – it reduced the latency in real-time audio processing to a usable pace, which has most definitely peaked the interest of musicians around the globe. Audio processing and the ability to hook up your mobile device to become a music-creating rig has been an iOS-exclusive territory for some 5 years now, as Android has been notorious to delivering huge delays between input and actual audio output – something that greatly cripples any attempt to play music through a device.
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A few months ago, Samsung did something impressive with the software in its newest Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge devices – it reduced the latency in real-time audio processing to a usable pace, which has most definitely peaked the interest of musicians around the globe. Audio processing and the ability to hook up your mobile device to become a music-creating rig has been an iOS-exclusive territory for some 5 years now, as Android has been notorious to delivering huge delays between input and actual audio output – something that greatly cripples any attempt to play music through a device.What ...Read More>>>>>
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