The things we do for a few milliseconds of latency... Like today, patching the Linux kernel to create a memory-mapped buffer that both the kernel and a JACK client can use at the same time. (the previous/mainline code was using an alsa virtual device to expose the audio data) Reduced latency of the "task" by around 20ms ✨ Now just need to deal with ARM memory barriers and other details to ensure a good sync, I think...

Look internet, I am on video! 😀 Very glad and proud to be part of #darkglass team. 🚀

Since I am the only one in the company that has dealt with opensource software licenses before, I am the one doing the page that lists the licenses used. There's so much stuff hah 😱 How it looks so far:

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Anagram licenses

Source code Darkglass-specific open-source code repositories live at https://github.com/Darkglass-Electronics/ Any other modifications/patches for...

Still WIP, but what do you think? Specially interested on opinions from other opensource developers. Thanks for the feedback in advance!

After pretty much 1 year of work the result is finally public. For those that don't know, in early 2024 I joined the Darkglass Electronics company. Bringing the expertise developed through many years with MOD Devices / MOD Audio and my own projects, and started to create together with them a super fancy new Linux-embed based product. This runs JACK2 inside with mod-host and LV2 plugins. Very soon to start opening up to external plugin developers. Very exciting! 🎉

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Anagram Bass Multi-Effects Unit

Powered by a state-of-the-art hexacore processor and 32-bit/48kHz audio processing Studio and stage-grade I/O connectivity USB Audio, MIDI and Blue...

A teaser video of an upcoming product... The results of ~1 year of work finally becoming public. Real announcement later in the month.

Found a nice way to quickly test the webview handling in DPF - a very minimal web browser plugin UI with a manual URL entry! 😱 Loading the online plugin project page inside the plugin itself 😀 I know, nobody asked for this, but its a nice way to test that the feature works. More of a dev tool than being useful for end users. It's also cool :) If anybody wants to try:

GitHub

GitHub - DISTRHO/dear-plugins: Collection of audio plugins based on Dear ImGui and DPF

Collection of audio plugins based on Dear ImGui and DPF - DISTRHO/dear-plugins

Loading Linux plugins on Windows hosts through Wine. Because a half-step is better than no step. To be more clear... it's hard to leave FL behind but don't really want to dual-boot or starting relying on Windows plugins. Its possible to do plugins such that: - Windows host loads a small shim - shim loads Linux plugin - do some little odd XEmbed things to get UIs on Windows host side too I might make this a "use it if you want, no support whatsoever" project, because Wine breaks too often... 🤔

It's release day! 🚀

GitHub

GitHub - trummerschlunk/PodcastPlugins: speech enhancement audio plugins for podcasters

speech enhancement audio plugins for podcasters. Contribute to trummerschlunk/PodcastPlugins development by creating an account on GitHub.

> Podcast Plugins are easy-to-use plugins for speech enhancement, specifically designed for podcasters who can't or don't want to dig deeper into the craft of sound engineering. Excited to help bring another set of plugins to life! Thanks @npub15av6...8c9u for the trust and opportunity, and somehow always managing to get the funds for these projects 😅 🎉 🎉 🎉

Next plugin UIs are getting to final stages... Colors still TBD but looks good already I think.

Installed

The Free Software Media System | Jellyfin

The volunteer-built media solution that puts you in control of your media. Stream to any device from your own server, with no strings attached.

today and I am quite surprised how well it works. 👏 Playing media files feels instant, unlike nextcloud that takes several seconds to start video playback... And finally something for group watching 👏 👏 Also handles music quite nicely. Makes me want to buy more now haha Can recommend! #jellyfin