GPU Delay - A delay plugin running on a graphics card

[Aleksey Vaneev]

That's why you'd be better off releasing your GPU experiments now, as opposed to waiting for any other steps in GPU audio development to be taken.

I do not think I'm more experienced in GPU audio processing than Nils is. But since I've tried the same thing I do think I have a clue about this 'biz' - it is just true that things may be much better than what I've experienced myself. If they are better then OK: I just won't be a pioneer, and won't receive any laurels. I'm not an Alexander Macedonian either.

[O.L.T]

Lexy, I'm starting to think you aren't even a "good" Russian

Sharing is caring, boy

[Aleksey Vaneev]

There is no reason for me to release my GPU plug-in, because it does not work stable enough, and because I have frozen its further development.

Or because you're lying and you haven't actually managed to do it.

Sure thing, I (developer I gave this work to) was not manage to get it working acceptably.

[Aleksey Vaneev]

Lexy, I'm starting to think you aren't even a "good" Russian

Sharing is caring, boy

I thought the whole world thinks Russians are evil.

[antti]

I thought the whole world thinks Russians are evil.

The whole world knows Russians are evil.

[tahome]

So... it looks like the Americans were faster again

Back to the 1980s
--th

[Uncle E]

But my vision is probably a bit more conservative, because I won't think this is success until it works on 99% of computer systems. I mean, I do not have any interest in commercial solution that readily works on 30% of current computer systems only: because, frankly saying, this will be one big problem.

It's a worthwhile goal, especially because your support requirements will be zero if your plug-ins are so universally compatible. I personally don't see a problem with using DSP or GPU cards but I definitely respect the fact that Voxengo plug-ins have always worked flawlessly for me.

[tahome]

...because your support requirements will be zero

It's a fundamental rule in the universe that this can *never* happen. Don't be naive, Uncle E!

--th

[Uncle E]

Or because you're lying and you haven't actually managed to do it.

Please watch your manners, this comment is disrespectful & completely unproductive.

[Kingston]

So... it looks like the Americans were faster again

eh? I thought Nils was German.

Now Americans... everybody knows they're *all* stupid.



























I'll get me coat.

[Aleksey Vaneev]

Just to bring this discussion on right track, I would expect from GPU-driven EQ to be able to deliver 20 stereo channels at 44.1kHz (with 4 bands each) with 3% CPU load (on Athlon 64 X2 4000+) - this takes 10% when computed on CPU.

Otherwise this GPU effort will go 'pffft'.

Correction: this takes 5% when using dual-core (10% with a single core). So, I would expect only 3% load from GPU equalizer.

[Tony Ostinato]

russians cant be very stupid, that soyuz thing goes off without a hitch and people pay to ride in it.

[Aleksey Vaneev]

I thought the whole world thinks Russians are evil.

The whole world knows Russians are evil.

The good thing I'm not even a (so to say) 'classic' Russian. I'm from Finno-Ugric ethnic family.

[Tony Ostinato]

you saw that thing about 80 core cpus in the works?

and ill still have my uad-1 cards!

[Aleksey Vaneev]

you saw that thing about 80 core cpus in the works?

and ill still have my uad-1 cards!

Sure thing, you said you like those UAD effects. Just hope UAD works on that 80 core CPU and its motherboard.