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High Latency Not So Bad?

Alright, fine. We admit it. Our assertion that low, near real-time latency, is always better has been proven wrong.

Apparently, Facebook Live’s latency is so long that a band called The Academic recorded a song incorporating the seconds long delay to loop one of their songs. The multiple layers create an increasing complex song that’s really entertaining to listen to.

With a little creativity, even high latency can be a good thing… at least in this literally exceptionable case. If you think about it, this actually makes latency pretty cool.

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