LinuxMusicians

Why do you “need” all that stuff?... You made some assumptions my level of experience and about what I am doing that are incorrect. The "binauralizer" I am using is not something to "enhance" the sound. It's purpose is to load .sofa files ( https://www.sofaconventions.org/mediaw...

I would think that for most users resampling is a desirable feature... Indeed it is. I have used resamplers that are transparent and some that have audible artifacts. Since switching the system sample rate every time I switch albums is not practical, I'll have to use a reseampler, I just want to ma...

Thank you, I'll check those out.

I would like to set up a laptop as a music player for headphone listening, but have some unique requirements, which none of the players I've found seem to meet. I need to be able to playback through a couple of plugins - a parametic EQ as well as either an IR loader or a .sofa file plugin (Sparta Bi...

@supereb : some questions about this AVB driver : - settings (frequency, frames,...) - latency ? - did you try some recording ? - do you use midi ? I run 44.1kHz, buffer size of 126*, 2 periods, and jack in synchronous mode (jackd -S...), 7.16mS (if I remember correctly). When running AVB, the resu...

I just wanted to report that I have successfully installed and am now using Drumfix's AVB driver.

It was quite easy to install and set up as long as you follow all of the instructions (which I did not at first).

ufug wrote: I wrote a letter to Tape Op last month... To my surprise, the reviews editor wrote back quickly and committed to doing this. They are quite interested in Linux audio in general.

That's a step in the right direction. Thanks for doing that!

Regardless of individual capability, attracting people to Linux comes down to ease of use and some performance benefit. Although I am now "into" Linux, and with great pleasure have gone further and deeper into Linux than I imagined, my main reasons for coming over was that Microsoft has gr...

It's been a while, but I'm pretty sure I've used Jamstix midi out to drive BFD3, both running using linvst.

Drumfix wrote: Please try the updated Makefile and report back, preferably by opening an issue on github.

Ok thanks, will do.

@Drumfix I must be missing something on my system? When I go to make ab4linux I get this error: cc1: error: code model kernel does not support PIC mode /bin/sh: 1: [: -ge: unexpected operator Makefile:202: *** *** Aborting the build. *** This driver '' is not supported on kernel versions older than ...

You find the code here https://github.com/Drumfix/avb4linux Special notes: - at present only 1 8-in and 1 8-out stream is supported (rhe dirst of the interface - all 8 channels of the szream going to the computer must be connected - You have to edit the file kernel_module/avb-config.h and replace t...

Drumfix wrote:I can put up the AVB code somewhere during the weekend. A NIC with intel i210 is currently still required.

Intel i210 nic installed and operational.

Awesome! I’ll get an i210 nic ordered and installed.

I've done some more testing. I'm able to USB with only two buffers. The Bad: Overall latency for a given buffer size is higher, 20.3mS in Linux vs 11.7mS in Windows 10 (44.1kHz, 256). The Good: I'm able to use much smaller buffers in Linux. I am able to run Mixbus 32C with Waves Abbey Roads Plates (...