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It's consistently under 1ms of latency as well.

Can't exactly open source this in its current state as I am pretty sure that both Pioneer AND Audinate would come for my head. If I had access to one of Pioneer's newer mixers, I am sure that native audio-over IP would be possible for that as well. I'll see what I can do though when this is more polished (if people are interested).

Right now myself and a few others are working on reverse engineering the CDJ-2000 (original, NXS, and NXS2) series to bring them feature parity with the CDJ-3000+ line, and in my case also adding f

Does anybody know what the process is for getting a plugin you created listed on Juicebar? I don't see any documentation on what the process is to become a creator for that is. I've managed to make a really accurate analog distortion plugin for Resolume with FFGL and I want to make it available for download because I think it'll be really useful to a lot of people.

I emailed the Juicebar support email and it's been a few days without a response, so I'm just not sure if maybe I need to go about it another way or if they just take awhile to respond.

I've got two honey garlic ferments going right now, one is normal with just honey and garlic, and the other one has some chili peppers in it (hot garlic honey, fantastic on pizza by the way).

But like I've had a nagging urge to try blending up half of one of them and just see what it's like. Was wondering if anybody has done something similar and if it's worth doing.