Gordon.
i thought i was a pretty decent tech...but your the chap.
kudos. thats a very impressive latency figure.
is this useing jack ? is the 2.9 in wine or native ?
That's native but just Reaper. Jack is at 8.7ms, though I've not tried to tune anything much. It's also on this machine which is also running Firefox, Thunderbird and a bunch of other stuff.
Scarlett 2i2 gen1.
...what could pg do without loads of codeing to get bb n rb going on linux ??
obviously we dont know pg internal codeing but i suspect they are useing wins special audio api's etc ...will they work under wine ?
I had the 64-bit 2023 version running under Wine last year, with a few obvious caveats ... There's no proper wmp substitute in Wine, so demos wouldn't play, and all the RealTracks WMAs need conversion to WAVs (WMA quality, of course). There were a few small dialogs that also wouldn't work, but nothing significant. It seemed, then at least, to run a bit faster under Wine than on Windows.
That WMA->WAV expansion was what persuaded me to part with the money for the Audiophile version ... I figured if I was using the disc space, I might at least get the quality. I rebuilt the PC with a faster CPU, more RAM and M.2 and installed a slightly newer AVLinux. When I went to get BIAB running on it, I had a few fails. I'd already become a bit disillusioned with BIAB for my practice wants (too much time trying to make BIAB work with melody and arrangement, not enough actual piano practice) and I gave up at a violation pop-up. In fact it was a write-failed error because the filesystem was write protected. Having tried again since, that may have been the final hurdle. I may try again. There seem to be quite a few bugs in 2024 so far and I'm loathe to get involved with them at present.
i dunno. i looked at the win api's once and my thought was how complex they were and the learning cycle. im not exactly the dimmest bulb on the xmas tree but my reaction was 'you gotta be kidding'.
Yes, some seem arcane just for the sake of it.