Re: [Jack-Devel] Σχετ: 2 questions

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DateWed, 18 Jan 2012 18:07:20 +0100
From Stéphane Letz <[hidden] at grame dot fr>
ToPanos Ghekas <[hidden] at yahoo dot gr>
Cc"[hidden] at jackaudio dot org" <[hidden] at jackaudio dot org>
In-Reply-ToPanos Ghekas [Jack-Devel] Σχετ: 2 questions
Le 18 janv. 2012 à 17:58, Panos Ghekas a écrit :

> Hi Warren,
> 
> Here I'm on 64bit win7.
> Main DAW Reaper 4 (now 4.15 official and 4.16pre unofficial) main 64bit.
> A second Reaper 4.14 x86 for some 32bit apps. (I don't like bridging...)
> Jack 1.9.8 for windows the 64 and 32bit version as Stephane linked to us.
> 
> My EWQL symphonic orch is a native 64bit here, along with Independence 3pro.
> Symphonic choirs are 32bit (old Kompakt version), GrandOrgue is a 32bit app.
> SIR2 and Lexicon native PCM 32bit and Origami 64bit
> 
> All mixed smoothly with the above Jack 1.9.8
> 
> To be honest, as a Reaper fanatic, I'm also using ReaRoutAsio which is a charm , but when goin' down to 128 buffers at 24/48000 I get cracks from some apps. (no Reaper's problem)
> Intel T440 dual core 2.2GHz 4GBram standard Sata HDD at 5.900rpm.
> 
> With Jack there's no crack at all though it goes with a little more latency than ReaRoute.

More latency?  Between what and what?

JACK does not add any latency "between applications" that is : let a sequence IN ==> A ==> B ==> C ==> OUT of 3 applications, then for a given audio cycle, the input buffer will be received and treated by application A, then application B, then C. Assuming A, B, C do not add latency, the chain of activations will not add any latency.

Stéphane 
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