What is the buffer size calculate rate ( = speed at which one buffer is calculated to be processed at ) based upon ?
Is it the resonance of some crystal component, or what gives the different buffer sizes
What if i want to have buffer size of two ( 2 ), that is calculated 0.5 x/ twice the speed of regular buffer calculation — how would i speed up my system to do that ?
If I’m not mistaken, those buffer sizes are dictated by the ASIO driver of your audio interface. Nothing that Cubase can influence.
According to this: [How Audio Interface Latency is Calculated](https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/360010545559-How-Latency-Works#:~:text=Buffer%20Size%20(number%20of%20samples,%3D%20Expected%20Latency%20(ms).)
The formula for calculating the length/time of data a buffer contains is:
Buffer Size (number of samples) ÷ Sample Rate (kHz) = Expected Latency (ms)
The example there explains that 256 samples with a sample rate of 44.1kHz will introduce a latency of 256/44.1 = 5.8ms