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I have added Level and Linearity overlays in the next beta build.
RTA:Those graphs are for stepped sine measurements.
The Level and Linearity graphs are for stepped level measurements, not stepped frequency.
The Apollo buffer size is in the UAD Console - Settings. Mine works fine with the Java EXCL drivers.
There's a bug with the level and linearity overlay graphs that hides the traces if the X axis span isn't wide enough, I have fixed it for the next build.I see now i need scroll right to see the linearity settings in overlay
You could try minimising the RTA window during measurement to eliminate graphical updates as a contributor. If the problem still happens that suggests the PC is struggling to keep up with FFT processing and pushing audio transfers into the background too long. LatencyMon might have some suggestions.the problem with stepped sine crackle is because the FFT display update during the measure cause the crackles
You could try minimising the RTA window during measurement to eliminate graphical updates as a contributor. If the problem still happens that suggests the PC is struggling to keep up with FFT processing and pushing audio transfers into the background too long. LatencyMon might have some suggestions.
On the signal generator there is an option to send the signal to the timing reference output, so you can send to a second channel by choosing it as the timing reference.What i miss in java excl is, that it is only in ASIO possible to use 2 channels (left and right) together in generator or measure tab.
The setting in the console is the ASIO buffer. You can see the buffer size at the bottom of the REW window. The max in UAD is 2048.So only problem is ASIO on UAD because there is no preferences to set ASIO buffer and console buffer seem only for console.
On the signal generator there is an option to send the signal to the timing reference output, so you can send to a second channel by choosing it as the timing reference.
The setting in the console is the ASIO buffer. You can see the buffer size at the bottom of the REW window. The max in UAD is 2048.
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On the signal generator there is an option to send the signal to the timing reference output, so you can send to a second channel by choosing it as the timing reference.
The setting in the console is the ASIO buffer. You can see the buffer size at the bottom of the REW window. The max in UAD is 2048.
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Newer Java versions (e.g., Java 17) introduced additional, more efficient garbage collector options:
ZGC (Z Garbage Collector): This GC is optimized for low latency and works efficiently with large heaps.
Shenandoah: Also a low-latency GC, designed to make garbage collection processes as unobtrusive as possible.
Epsilon: A "no-op" garbage collector that does not release memory. It is useful for test scenarios where memory cleanup is not necessary.





