Andreas Enge writes: >> + "Zita convolver is a C++ library implementing a real-time convolution >> +matrix.") > > This I find difficult to understand. How can you implement a matrix? What is > a real time matrix? Maybe "for computing convolution matrices in real time"? > Or also add "double precision" (or whatever is correct) in front of > "convolution matrices".
Frankly, the description is terrible. The "real-time convolution matrix" is to be parsed as "(real-time convolution) matrix", I think. I don't really know what the library concretely implements (and it doesn't come with a helpful README), other than that it is used for real-time audio convolution, e.g. in IR. The Fedora package description is: "zita-convolver is a fast, partitioned convolution engine library." How about this then: "Zita convolver is a C++ library providing a real-time convolution engine." WDYT? ~~ Ricardo
