Danylo

It seams it clamps it to the minimal latency and the adjusts it

I think I could put a link to the article in the readme.

Could you test with the above commit? > The latest JUCE-7.0.1 does support FreeBSD. I'm using JUCE-7.0.1 =) The trouble is that lv2 config doesn't handle FreeBSD case, fortunately we...

> Could you please add an option to use the externally installed JUCE? Actually, maybe I could since I don't foresee making functional changes to JUCE, so I expect my...

Does FreeBSD have any custom JUCE patches? Because as we can see JUCE doesn't want to build LV2 plugins for FreeBSD. What if you turn off LV2 with `-DBUILD_LV2_PLUGIN=OFF`?

Would this be enough: https://github.com/werman/noise-suppression-for-voice/commit/0cf166a733c5fca166c752d867b340d2c27cbb29 ?

@yurivict Right, added `USE_SYSTEM_JUCE` which will force `find_package(JUCE)` usage. Though bundled version is used by default since it has patches which I'd like to have by default.

Changing which noises are filtered requires retraining of underlying neural network, I couldn't help with it. E.g. there are several different models for filtering out noises - https://github.com/GregorR/rnnoise-models but none...

It would be great if PulseEffect supported plugins without changing its code. I asked about this some time ago: https://github.com/wwmm/pulseeffects/issues/400. For now each plugin should be manually added. Having seen...

> The rnnoise_process_frame function returns a float value which is the "voice activity detection probability" rnnoise outputs. Looks like it. > This value could be easily used for various automation...