システム要件

Platform Support

Zrythm aims to support all platforms, however due to lack of resources we focus on the most used ones. See the matrix below for support status of each platform.

o: Supported ^: Untested x: Not supported

Platform support matrix

Platform

x86_64/AMD64/x64

AArch64/ARM64/ARMv8

ARMv7

PowerPC64

i386

i686

GNU/Linux

o

o

^

^

^

^

FreeBSD

o

^

^

^

^

^

Windows

o

x

x

x

x

x

MacOS

o

o

x

x

x

x

Backend Support

o: Supported ^: Has known issues x: Broken

Audio backends

Backend

Status

JACK

o

JACK (via PipeWire)

o

PulseAudio (RtAudio)

o

PulseAudio

^

SDL2

^

ALSA (RtAudio)

o

ALSA

x

WASAPI (RtAudio)

o

CoreAudio (RtAudio)

o

MIDI backends

Backend

Status

JACK MIDI

o

JACK MIDI (via PipeWire)

o

WindowsMME

^

ALSA Sequencer (RtMidi)

o

WindowsMME (RtMidi)

o

CoreMIDI (RtMidi)

o

お勧め

CPU

スムーズな動作を実現するには、2GHz以上のクロック速度と、合計で最低4コアのCPUを使用することをお勧めします。

モニター

Zrythmで効率よく作業するためには、最低でも16インチのモニタースペースを確保することをお勧めします。

オーディオインターフェイス

オーディオインターフェイスは、低レイテンシーと統合されたサウンドカードよりも優れた品質を提供します(特にオーディオを録音する場合)。

MIDIキーボード

A MIDI keyboard is useful for quickly trying out melodies, recording, and controlling knobs and buttons.

JACK

When using the JACK backend, JACK needs to be set up and configured before running Zrythm. You will find lots of information online about how to configure JACK, such as Demystifying JACK - A Beginners Guide to Getting Started with JACK, so we will skip this part.

メモリーロック

Zrythm requires memory locking privileges for reliable, dropout-free operation. In short, if data is not locked into memory, it can be swapped by the kernel, causing xruns when attempting to access the data.

リアルタイムスケジューリング

Zrythm requires realtime scheduling privileges for reliable, dropout-free operation. Realtime (RT) scheduling is a feature that enables applications to meet timing deadlines more reliably.

GNU/Linux

To set up these privileges for your user, see How do I configure my linux system to allow JACK to use realtime scheduling?.

FreeBSD

To set up these privileges for your user, change the user class' memorylocked value in /etc/login.conf.

開けるファイル数の制限

On startup, Zrythm will attempt to increase the maximum limit of files it can open. You should give your user enough permissions to allow this.