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I went for a quick test too and I found very good performance with 4.19.13-1-lts. It is pretty much as with RT, as far as I can tell.

This looks like great stuff! Added to the must try list.

Keep up the good work!

For instance, why would there be a neural network implementation inside a plugin toolkit. I am really not that much of an expert about this but what I think is... why not? For instance, the simplest kind of adaptive FIR filter is indeed a neural network with linear kernel. So, this would enable ada...

I would imagine their stuff to be versatile enough to target many things anyway. Yet they are best known for networked pro audio interfaces. I was not referring to Dante hardware/software specifically, but to the stuff developed by youraudiosystems, which seems more to be something, either hardware...

That's interesting, although it seems more like technology for professional audio in the realm of intercom & telecommunications rather than music. Or at least that is the impression I got while giving it a cursory look. Not that the two domains cannot cross-pollinate. How come Dante (which they...

There is a noise reduction functionality in Audacity. I would also recommend having a look at these two plugins:

https://github.com/lucianodato/noise-repellent
https://github.com/lucianodato/speech-denoiser

unfa wrote:What is not still possible is decent wavetable synthesis - but there's a new open-source synth coming out in a few months that'll satisfy this need.

Good stuff! What is the name of the project?

Great video! Keep up the good work!

A cathedral organ has pipes that can take anything from about 10mS to 500mS to develop sound. The pipe ranks will also be metres long and possibly as much as 10 metres from the organist. How do they manage to keep that lot in time? People vastly underestimate the brain's ability to latency/jitter c...

HI There! Thanks to the Faust mailing list, I discovered this new project by Roli, the guys behind JUCE and Tracktion: https://soul-lang.org/ There are also few threads about it: https://forum.juce.com/t/soul-lang/30480 https://llllllll.co/t/soul-sound-language-juce-roli/17752 Not sure what to think...

I place the source below in public domain, so, you could grab it and do with it what ever you wont. Maybe you are the one who extend it to make it a knobman like tool for linux? :D [offTopicJoke] I don't think I will be the one, but if anybody steps in, please, whoever you are, call it "What a...

Not sure whether it is relevant, but I reviewed a 2007 article about latency perception here on my blog . I don't know if perception is at all similar for jitter, but as far as latency goes latency can be detected by humans starting from 2 - 3 ms. The study finds lower thresholds, but data might be ...

That's interesting, although it seems more like technology for professional audio in the realm of intercom & telecommunications rather than music. Or at least that is the impression I got while giving it a cursory look. Not that the two domains cannot cross-pollinate. By the way, that is a realm...

Yes, that happened to me once with Suse and I never used that piece of garbage again. Unacceptable. If a distro can't make an installer that won't harm Grub like most distros, I can't trust it to do much else correctly. It's not rocket science. My right, my choice. Of course! However, then you shou...

Hello, Still quite new to doing full-blown DAW via GNU/Linux and as we all know, there are plenty of knobs to tweak. I'd really like to come up with a standard test suite that attempts to generate XRUNs so I can track progress as I fine tune my system. I'm asking for opinions on what this test shou...