backlash875

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   by backlash875 5y ago

   Sorry I probably used the wrong terminology. I didn't just mean DSP plugins but more general third party extensions to the DAW.
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   by backlash875 5y ago

   There seems to be way more 3rd party plugins. Reaper has quite an extensive API while Ardour is open source. There was quite a long discussion about this on the Ardour forum. It seems that the Reaper API and general extensibility gained mor
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   by backlash875 6y ago

   LV2 plugins aren't supported in Reaper but are in Ardour, this makes quite a difference in Linux. In my opinion the anywhere to anywhere routing is better in Ardour. That said, I moved from Ardour to Reaper and prefer Reaper.
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   by backlash875 6y ago

   I've tried using it but it crashes too often and is generally too buggy to use. It seems to be in an early stage of development so this is to be expected. The UI and general workflow look very promising though, in particular the piano
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   by backlash875 7y ago

   The Heston model has stochastic volatility. You can add jumps to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stochastic_volatility_jump
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   by backlash875 7y ago

   There are other models that take into account jumps in the prices/market. As for retail traders using these models, I think it is not recommended and not practical.
7. 7.▲
   by backlash875 7y ago

   Are you looking for a proof of Girsanov's theorem or an explanation of how it is used to price? A good reference is Oksendal [0], but it's still quite tough going. As for how it's used, a good reference is Shreve's secon