It's interesting. I will need to install a RasbPi 4 (Raspbian OS): it seems - today - that your reviews are biased towards still installing a 32 bits OS rather than a 64 bits one, for stability and speed reasons.
Well yes and no:
I would still - as of today recommend Raspberry Pi OS - as it now called - 32 bit for stability, but for some applications AARCH64 is much (about 30%) faster. Heey... Pi's are for experimenting... As I wrote this morning, I just have one (1) Pi with the beta. And that is just for testing.
Just to give an insight of what I tested for audio (including rant
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Frederic VanMol's FFT/IFFT gets about 320 channels. Still used in FL studio, formerly FrutiyLoops.
My translation of Freeverb 3, C code by
Jezar, (mine is the one that is "borrowed" by Christian without due source mentioning, I wrote it 18 years ago.
I wrote it for TobyBear) gives also a similar image: about 25%. Christian, when you are reading this, give proper due and restore the header after so many years. And mention that the
VST host itself is based on MY code....You did much good for Pascal and audio, but you still claim code written by me and you know that! It still makes me angry (somewhat.
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In the case of Freeverb 3 I am not talking about the 32 bit float Intel version I made, but the pure Pascal version I made. And that is much faster than the 32 bit version compared to AARCH64.
(FYI: The reverb is "borrowed" ad verbatim, the VST host is much improved and adapted by Christian and Tobias. I am not reaaaaally too angry..
since I forgot who wrote the C version of the VST host originally. Mea Culpa....But at least the reference should be in my sources: I have always been very, very precise with that)