On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 12:23 PM, Len Ovens <len@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> Assuming you are using the same set of outputs for all of your chains,you
> must be using some sort of mixer. I think I recall nonmixer. That
> application may be forcing sync opperation on all your other apps/plugins.
> (Your URL in your sig does not point to a web page that explains your
> setup) It may be that the mixer/plugin host you are using does not lend
> itself to async operation.
>
please, no more "async". JACK is not asynchronous.
he is using nonmixer which i believe creates multiple JACK clients in order
to exploit possible parallelism in the JACK server rather than implementing
itself. that is why his .dot graph shows multiple "mixer" clients. they are
likely all inside one process, but created independently to process non's
own view of its internal graph.
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