Release 0.5.2 (5 Apr. 2022) ---------------------------- * Fixed allocation in fmatconvol. Release 0.5.1 (1 Dec. 2021) ---------------------------- * Added input and out gain factors. Release 0.4.2 (29 Jun. 2021) ---------------------------- * Added -T option. * Fixed typos in Makefile. Release 0.4.0 (31 Jan. 2021) ---------------------------- * Added file processor, fmatconvol. This accepts the same config files as jmatconvol, and any reference to port names etc. are ignored. * Added commands to read the entire matrix from a single audio file, see README_CONFIG. * Bugfixes, empty connection names are now handled correctly. Release notes for jmatconvol ---------------------------- Jmatconvol is a real-time convolution engine. In contrast to jconvolver it uses a single partition size equal to the Jack period, and is optimised for dense matrices of short convolutions, e.g. for processing signals from spherical microphones such as the Eigenmike. The maximum convolution length is limited to 4096 samples in this release. For any other type of use (sparse matrics, longer convolutions,...) jconvolver is probably a better choice. Jmatconvol can compute up to a 64 by 64 convolution matrix (i.e. 4096 simultaneous convolutions) as long as your CPU(s) can handle the load. The computation work is performed by a user configurable number of parallel threads, allowing to distribute the load over all available CPUs. For configuration details, see README_CONFIG -- FA