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===== How do I build a real-time audio workstation on Linux? ===== | ===== How do I build a real-time audio workstation on Linux? ===== | ||
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+ | A good starting point for optimizing your system for real-time audio on GNU/Linux, is the QuickScan script below (as a newbie you might want to ignore the hardware timers settings first). | ||
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+ | After adjusting your system using the recommendations of the QuickScan and with JACK (QjackCtl) and a2jmidid installed, the basics should be there for a well performing real-time audio system (depending on your hardware too of course). | ||
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This is only needed for so-called generic kernels, ie. standard kernels that are not tweaked for lowlatency performance. You can check if your kernel already includes this option with the following command: | This is only needed for so-called generic kernels, ie. standard kernels that are not tweaked for lowlatency performance. You can check if your kernel already includes this option with the following command: | ||
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