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Description
Running audio algorithms using your computer’s GPU
You have all that processing power available there, so why not use it ?
This is what the folks from GPU Audio want to achieve
Let’s hear from them in this exclusive interview
Player
Listen to “Episode 54: GPU Audio” on Spreaker.Notes
This episode has the following structure:
- Contact information and how you can support
- Interview with the co-founders of GPU Audio
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The GPU Audio Twitter and Facebook accounts for you to follow
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- Focusrite Scarlett Solo
- Universal Audio Apollo Twin
- Rode Procaster Microphone
- Rode NT1 Microphone
- AKG K702 headphones
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Hey there!
This is our first interview and we’re happy to present our technology on AUDIOGEEK11, many thanks to Fabio for providing such an opportunity!
We would like to share the remote computing feature demo video with you, so you can evaluate at least one aspect of GPU AUDIO tech platform
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8BOyyPa_zM
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