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On 07/20/14 13:25, Hans Ruhe wrote:
> Hello Hans Petter,
>
> I have to make a compliment about the audio in Freebsd too. It sounds
> great. So it is just a matter of interpretation too. But perhaps it helps
> your project to change the irq requests.
> It is just an idea.
>

Hi,

If you look in "dmesg", the current USB audio buffers are 2x8ms. You can 
set them shorter in the driver if you like. What is your application?

BTW: Have you heard about zynaddsubfx? Works great under FreeBSD!

--HPS