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Hi Gennaro! Interesting project, thanks for sharing! I would suggest you double check whether you want to describe your project as a "distro". There isn't a rigid definition of what a distro is, and your project would definitely fit the bill, however most people associate a distro with som...

Hi! Is the SD Card formatted? If so, what is the file system? Chances are that you might need to install a package to enable support for the filesystem your SD card is formatted with.

I agree with everything Merlyn said. If a company does not want to develop drivers for Linux, has never planned for it, and has no intention to do so, or even human resources to allocate for the tasks associated with it, then a one off payment will not change that. Not to mention: they will never ac...

Great stuff! Another addition to my already too long list of things to must try. I always wanted to play with this kind of things, or develop one even!

I think there's a solid chance you're right. I'm going to try Nix, though. I read some of the manual, and learned that after building a snapshot you can test it without making it the default, via `run nixos-rebuild test`. Seems pretty safe -- but it has a fearsome reputation, so who knows. NixOS wa...

You are kidding right? I hope that you are kidding. You cannot have both jack1 and jack2 installed on a same system. Indeed, they conflict. As far as I know, NixOS would get around this though, as you will be able to boot into different snapshots, each one with its own applications. So, to be clear...

any tool to create an IR form a recorded sweep and the inverse of the original? These plugins do the job for you: https://lsp-plug.in/?page=manuals&section=profiler_mono https://lsp-plug.in/?page=manuals&section=profiler_stereo I know this plugin but I don't see an option to "deconvolv...

Capoeira wrote:any tool to create an IR form a recorded sweep and the inverse of the original?

These plugins do the job for you:

https://lsp-plug.in/?page=manuals&section=profiler_mono
https://lsp-plug.in/?page=manuals&secti ... ler_stereo

[...] What I am looking for preferably, is a distro that I can easily update perpetually [...] - if such a thing exists. Unfortunately, no. Actually, this very kind of distribution does exist. It is the "rolling" distribution kind. These distributions do not come with versions. Rather, yo...

In case you guys missed it, a very interesting presentation from Romain Michon on the Physical Modeling capabilities of Faust, from IFC 2018.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-RnMvLxBP8

Is it ok to choose the Generic EQ in REW? Yes And which slope factor to use in the LSP EQ then and what type of EQ (resonance?)? Settings: I set up the first equalizer in the LSP parametric EQ as in your settings as an example. See below. The slope control does not affect the APO style of filter. h...

Good stuff! I love Faust.

By the way, the topic of integrating Faust code in other C++ code in a "faustian" way was covered at the IFC 2018. Here, if I remember properly.

Hi there! Sorry for the late replies, being really busy these days. Does the latency correction play any role when doing such measurements with random noise?? Yes, absolutely. Without latency correction the reference signal arrives at JAPA before the measurement signal does. So, the quotient is not ...

I wonder why DRC and sorts use complicated convolution filters and not just invert the IR. there must be a good reason for this (I hope) Inverting the IR is often dangerous, meaning that can result in not causal filters, i.e. a filter you cannot actually implement in practice unless you add delay. ...

turning pulseaudio off, is virtually impossible, for anyone without any real linux know how. For Ubuntu and other distributions using systemd, to stop Pulseaudio for current session: systemctl --user stop pulseaudio.socket pulseaudio.service Replace 'stop' with 'start' to turn it back on without re...