hello everybody!

from time to time i have some latency problems with my actual setup of routing my csound, running in the terminal (macOS), to other applications. 
i do it with using blackhole as -dac and using it as input device in my other application.
but is there a better, more performance friendly way?
ho are you doing it?

greetings,
philipp
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Hi Philipp,
regard this as a first stop, in case you are impatient to get on.
Sep 18 2023, Philipp Neumann has written:

> hello everybody!
>
> from time to time i have some latency problems with my actual setup of routing my csound, running in the terminal (macOS), to other applications.
> i do it with using blackhole as -dac and using it as input device in my other application.
...
Are you using Csound CoreAudio driver? This I thik would be the default
for Mac and I've heard it used with DAW recordings. If you have it
installed, you might also use JACK, which is a Linux sound daemon per
se, but is available for mac as well. JACK was written for lowlatency
audio. I know that with certain audio drivers the exact buffer settings
(-b and -B) matter a lot as well.

This is as far as my expertise goes. Perhaps it gets you a little
further.

Best wishes,

Jeanette

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yes i'd also guess that jack is the best option:
https://jackaudio.org/downloads/


On 18/09/2023 16:28, Jeanette C. wrote:
> Hi Philipp,
> regard this as a first stop, in case you are impatient to get on.
> Sep 18 2023, Philipp Neumann has written:
> 
>> hello everybody!
>>
>> from time to time i have some latency problems with my actual setup of 
>> routing my csound, running in the terminal (macOS), to other 
>> applications.
>> i do it with using blackhole as -dac and using it as input device in 
>> my other application.
> ...
> Are you using Csound CoreAudio driver? This I thik would be the default
> for Mac and I've heard it used with DAW recordings. If you have it
> installed, you might also use JACK, which is a Linux sound daemon per
> se, but is available for mac as well. JACK was written for lowlatency
> audio. I know that with certain audio drivers the exact buffer settings
> (-b and -B) matter a lot as well.
> 
> This is as far as my expertise goes. Perhaps it gets you a little
> further.
> 
> Best wishes,
> 
> Jeanette
> 

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+1 for Jack. 
But depending on what you want to achieve, wrapping your csound instrument up as a VST plugin could also be useful. I believe that should be a breeze if you use Cabbage. 

Regards,
Anders

> 18 sep. 2023 kl. 23:28 skrev joachim heintz :
> 
> yes i'd also guess that jack is the best option:
> https://jackaudio.org/downloads/
> 
> 
>> On 18/09/2023 16:28, Jeanette C. wrote:
>> Hi Philipp,
>> regard this as a first stop, in case you are impatient to get on.
>> Sep 18 2023, Philipp Neumann has written:
>>> hello everybody!
>>> 
>>> from time to time i have some latency problems with my actual setup of routing my csound, running in the terminal (macOS), to other applications.
>>> i do it with using blackhole as -dac and using it as input device in my other application.
>> ...
>> Are you using Csound CoreAudio driver? This I thik would be the default
>> for Mac and I've heard it used with DAW recordings. If you have it
>> installed, you might also use JACK, which is a Linux sound daemon per
>> se, but is available for mac as well. JACK was written for lowlatency
>> audio. I know that with certain audio drivers the exact buffer settings
>> (-b and -B) matter a lot as well.
>> This is as far as my expertise goes. Perhaps it gets you a little
>> further.
>> Best wishes,
>> Jeanette
> 
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