if you are at any buffer above 64 samples.
And why would anyone want to do that?
And why would they need to? Because their system is not configured properly in the first place for any modern DAW.
Don’t tell me it works on X or Y DAW because the physics will not add up and furthermore it wouldn’t be relevant to this thread.
Jitter is a hardware expression. Originally “the jitters” comes from the physical shakes of alcoholism or being frightened of demons. Hardware jitter is the same but caused by solid componentry vibrating.
Software can’t do that. Software has “glitches”.
If we mix in the jitter rubbish we’ll get even further from solving any problem here. Another matter entirely.