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Possible with jackd etc I switched to BSD and got much better latency on the same hardware But I think that was the alsa -> BSD oss driver swap, which is poss
by tsegratis 4y ago
Possible with jackd etc
I switched to BSD and got much better latency on the same hardware
But I think that was the alsa -> BSD oss driver swap, which is possible on linux too. I had just never tried it, since I assumed linux was best
(I'm only sharing this cus i think its interesting, and may help you get good latency)
- tsegratis 4y agoI'm enjoying the downvotes :) Was anything I said wrong? Seriously, I've spent a long time fixing up low latency audio jackd + OSS on whatever OS u like is not bad advice fyi
- Shared404 4y agoI honestly have no idea. Personally I'm very happy to see that info as I do use both Linux and *BSD and wouldn't have ever tried setting up BSD for audio until now.
- giva 4y agoBSD has in-kernel audio mixing, IIRC.
- officeplant 4y agoI've begun tinkering with GhostBSD lately just to learn more about BSD. Pleasantly surprised to find a lot of familiar linux audio tools were ported or can be easily made to work. Also happy that my ancient Presonus AudioboxUSB works fine in BSD. So much so that I get less random audio glitches than I do under windows 10.