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Xenakios Audio Processing plugin - Cockos Incorporated Forums
https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=138758
Xenakios Audio Processing plugin. Is it availaible in 64-bit? I can't live without it 04-16-2014, 09:56 AM #2: Xenakios. Human being with feelings . Join Date: Feb 2007. Location: Oulu, Finland. Posts: 8,062 Quote: Originally Posted by …
Xenakios Audio Processing plugin - Page 6 - Cockos ...
https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=2336817
edit : Maybe a possible backdoor for you to do textual entry of the needed values or partially scripted use with the current audio processing plugin is via its .json settings file, "xenakios_pitchbend.json", which should be located in your Reaper settings folder.
Xenakios - Audio Developer - VST, Audio Units Plugins
https://www.kvraudio.com/developer/xenakios
It almost adds a stereo granular / imaging effect to the audio that sounds very nice for pads and sound effects. It can sometimes be a bit difficult to fine tune, but that's to be expected of a VST such as this. The user interface might bother some, but I personally think it's perfect for something like this. Not too ugly; Not too flashy.
HourGlass by Xenakios - FSU Plugin Host VST - KVR Audio
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/hourglass-by-xenakios
HourGlass by Xenakios is an Audio Plugin Host for macOS and Windows. It can host VST Plugins. Product Version 1.4.5 System Requirements Product Version 1.4 System Requirements Tags: FSU HourGlass Xenakios Can Host Effects Sample Formats Loads and/or Saves AIFF, WAV, WAV 16-Bit, WAV 24-Bit Copy Protection None My KVR - Groups, Versions, & More
Legacy info for nostalgic purposes - xenakios
https://sites.google.com/site/xenakios/Home/legacy-info-for-nostalgic-purposes
-Xenakios Commands Offers about 245 new actions and "things" to be used inside Reaper, ... The plugin will offer some audio processing/analyzing features, mostly working offline (creating new files/takes) but smartly, trying to keep the amount of new audio files to minimum as well as keeping the processing
CPU audio performance : Processors with faster cores …
https://gearspace.com/board/music-computers/1171965-cpu-audio-performance-processors-faster-cores-v-s-higher-core-count.html
The amount of processing actually done during a clock cycle will vary from system to system but generally, a 2.4 Ghz quad-core will give you better performance than a 3.2 Ghz dual-core, right? The term "multiprocessing" just says that the use of multiple cores is possible. It's up to both, the system and the DAW, how the cores are used.
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