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@@bluebell I saw your comment last time about that Cirrus 7 PC: https://www.cirrus7.com/ I thought about buying a Mac Mini recently, but I think I rather stay with Linux. Do you have any experiences with this fanless Cirus7 and can you recommend it? No, I have the "Cirrus One" with a big, slowly tu...

How stable is Manjaro compared to Debian / Ubuntu? I read quite often in the past days that you break your system much more easily with Manjaro. Actually, more stable in my experience. I was a Mint (Based on Ubuntu/Debian) user before Manjaro and experienced more problems. My life is way easier on ...

Sounds great! I like that there's a lot of depths in the track (Tiefenstaffelung). Maybe a bit more bass?

@ bluebell I saw your comment last time about that Cirrus 7 PC: https://www.cirrus7.com/ I thought about buying a Mac Mini recently, but I think I rather stay with Linux. Do you have any experiences with this fanless Cirus7 and can you recommend it? At the moment I have a six year old Mini ITX PC (s...

How stable is Manjaro compared to Debian / Ubuntu? I read quite often in the past days that you break your system much more easily with Manjaro. You could use loads of different ones. The main thing will just be setting up Jack, Realtime privilages and the audio group. Installing Cadence will make y...

Then I assume there's an error with the interface or it does not work well with Linux. Maybe others know more about it. Could be you need a kernel patch.

Hmm.. can you check a different interface or the internal soundcard?

randyrandy2000 wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 08, 2021 2:31 pm

i use jack with cadence set to 1024/96khz

96kHz is not needed. Is it better with 48 kHz?

Are you using Jack and what are the settings of your interface?
Try increasing the buffer size to 512 samples or 1024.

Can you try
as described here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... r-governor

What distro are you using?

Try

Ok, as a first check I would set the CPU governor to performance with
and see if that helps already. After rebooting it will fall back to on demand again. So on the long run you will make this persistent maybe.
That's one of the most important settings.

Hi @lilith rgrep is a variant of grep, usually comes with the grep package, I see it isn't part of the Arch grep package anymore. However, we could use grep -r instead. I've pushed a fix to the repository. Thanks, it's working now. But somehow the DSP load is not increasing. I also observed this la...

Mixbus and Ardour are Distro-agnostic bundles of their own... Mixbus has to be downloaded from Harrison's web site. Also the Ardour devs do not support any Distribution packages of Ardour, they rely on a heavily patched build stack of the support libs and most (or probably all) distros don't have t...