27 Mar
2019
27 Mar
'19
4:46 a.m.
Possible, but not as simple as you imagine.
Just allocate an extra buffer for each port when creating the port.
The extra memory used by this doesn't matter. But maybe for your
usage, it could, so perhaps there should be a compile time option to
disable it.
Not so trivial if you want to do it right. For example
the
ways a good mixer will smooth a fader gain change and a
Sorry, but I think this is pretty trivial.
mute/unmute will be quite different.
This doesn't seem like a useful feature.
One of
JACK's main concepts was that it provides a mechanism (not
policy). That's also why ports don't include delaylines to compensate
for latency. JACK is supposed to just pass data around and make
information available, not process data.
Doesn't matter what it's supposed to do.