the nice thing when using all in software (sdr) you can do things with compression, limiter, etc etc ... that you can NOT do with analogue circuits your "rf clipper" may produce a more

Interesting article. I did experiment further with the processor settings and compared the result with an analogue speech processor that was part of a ssb rig I designed about 20 years ago. This

Probably. I use a single band RMS compressor followed by a very-well designed limiter which avoids overshoot. I’ve tried multi-band compressors but not achieved much benefit. When I get into my

Controlled-Envelope good? http://www.arrl.org/files/file/QEX_Next_Issue/2014/Nov-Dec_2014/Hershberger_QEX_11_14.pdf - 73 -

I think that VB Audio is a component but the routing is different. VB Cabe does not support ASIO which is very significant and the routing is much less sophisticated. I use ASIO when possible. Sadly

Ah OK. I should have explained this better. The document was related to VAC and not VMP. I think that VMP is more sophisticated but this is an assumption based on my observations. One produces

I scanned the link you provided. ... {^_^} On 20210830 01:22:58, Conrad, PA5Y wrote:

Hi Conrad, You lost me, is voice métier potatoo not à graphical overlay mixer of vb audio cable (and physical ones)? Envoyé de mon Samsung Galaxy Note10+ Orange

Hello where did you read that? I had always assumed that it did and was rather better at it than VAC. I am very interested to learn how this stuff works. Conrad From:

Hello Jean-Marc. I think that we are not comparing the same thing. Perhaps this is entirely due to overhead and the fact that you are running a virtual machine. Also vanilla VBcable is not the

Hi Conrad, I have counter experience regarding vac and vbcable on a 24/7 spyserver clients. The setup with sdr# (connected to the spyserver running an R2 ) -> vac -> wsjt-x

I see, VMP does not even try to match clocks dynamically. I guess its author figures that's a bear and a half, too. {o.o} On 20210829 15:14:16, Conrad, PA5Y

One would think they'd match each other just fine; but, I'd not say that until I had thoroughly checked it or gone through the source code involved. If even one of those virtual outputs

That is the best-case scenario for virtual soundcards, but it is dependent on the routing, whether you are using MME, WDM/KS or ASIO . But virtual soundcards have a buffer, to help with under runs or

What if the soundcard is just a virtual card.....and you have a handfull of them all calculated from your main cpu clock...?!? How "exact" are they?? Dg9bfc sigi Am 29.08.2021 21:34 schrieb

Exactly! Conrad From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io>On Behalf Of jdow via groups.io Sent: 29 August 2021 21:34 To: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Audio

That is not true of virtual sound cards. There is ALWAYS some sample rate conversion. To save you reading all the documentation there are two very important things to consider. 1.‘When a Virtual

Dream along with me..... You'd think that, wouldn't you; but, only when you figure crystals are all perfectly on frequency including your sound card crystals....

Set all sampling rates to same setting 48000 then no resampling problems... Greetz sigi dg9bfc Am 29.08.2021 17:36 schrieb Gedas <w8bya@...>:

Hiya Conrad, long time. Thanks ! Gedas, W8BYA EN70JTGallery at http://w8bya.com (under repair)Light travels faster than sound....This is why some people appear bright until you hear