I'd have thought most people doing serious audio work (recording live performances etc) would have a core to spare for the audio process. I suppose there's prob

I'd have thought most people doing serious audio work (recording live performances etc) would have a core to spare for the audio process. I suppose there's probably some reason this doesn't work well, because I've never seen anybody suggest it for linux audio. Or maybe it's just that low latency was "solved" by pre-emption or whatever when cores were a scarcer resource.