Re: ZynAddSubFX sound lags SOLVED

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"Problem" solved: I had ZynAddSubFX's internal sound buffer size set to 1024.
With 32 there's practically no lag whatsoever. :)

Quoting juuso.alasuutari@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:

> I'm driving ZynAddSubFX from MusE with ALSA MIDI & JACK on a 1.7 GHz Pentium
> M
> laptop and a 2.6.17.11 kernel with the realtime-lsm module. The sound lags
> behind ever so slightly; I have to move the notes backward one 32T to be more
> or less on the mark. And even then it sounds like there's a certain
> randomness
> to when each note is played.
>
> Is ZynAddSubFX such a monolith that this isn't avoidable without a more
> powerful
> computer? Or should I try enabling the (supposedly broken) JACK_RT audio
> option
> during compile? Anything else I could do?
>
> If I've no hope of getting ZynAddSubFX to not lag, can someone recommend a
> good
> additive synthesis alternative? Preferably something not modular; I want to
> twist knobs to create sounds, not to build a new synth from scratch.
>
> Thanks,
> Juuso
>
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