Low latency Audio - because your ears are worth it (Android Dev Summit '18)

[@ToniPanagu]

Is there any update on this? So that musicians using android phones can finally produce music properly.

[@Jukau]

Yes please..i dont want to Change to iPhone

[@TheDarkXn]

I just want to record some guitar, via cable, with acceptable latency, lol

[@smtsjhr]

you finally had me at the end with the Amen Break jam!

[@gmcwww]

Nearly 3 and half years later, I wonder how much has the gap been narrowed between iOS and Android, I look at garage band on a simple iPad and I'm wondering when will Android be nearly as low latency as Apple? Anyone please just reply to this comment.... ☺

[@paypointdigitalexperience2373]

the more amazing session , Thanks

[@Drogman]

Awesome 👏

[@HAWXLEADER]

Finally i can make my music app!

[@TheDarkXn]

Are you done yet? 😂

[@micyaotl]

Wow! I have to try it!

[@jfdiasmendes]

What is a letency playing? 10ms?

[@cyberstoic]

Cool, but the Oscillator was already done, so it's not really live :P . Where can we find the oscillator code ?

[@AhmadAli-iz5xl]

Thats great video But when i try this code , i get an compile error "error: no template named 'Oscillator" Please guide me about it Thank you!

[@roperope]

Great job! Where can I found your oscillator implementation?

[@donturner1928]

Here you go: github.com/google/oboe/blob/master/samples/shared/Oscillator.h

[@roperope]

@@donturner1928 Thank you!

[@ArunSunny1337]

When I type Oscillator osc; it says too many template arguments, and the app does not compile. Please help !!

[@freemov2101]

Super .... That app

[@abubakarch1912]

I have audio data in Java which I want to be played instantly. I also want to get the output latency from Oboe. The FAQ says passing data from Java to Oboe is not a good idea. Please advise what I should do.

[@TarekkMA]

this was fun

[@gofudgeyourselves9024]

I have two questions Should I use Oboe instead of exoplayer and Media Player for Audio? Why do I have to write C++?

[@donturner1928]

1) Use Oboe if you're working with real-time audio i.e. processing or creating sounds in response to some real-time input like touch, microphone or (in this talk) accelerometer data. If you just want to stream pre-recorded audio data then ExoPlayer is an excellent choice. 2) Unlike Java, C++ isn't a garbage collected language (you need to do your own memory management), this is preferable in real-time apps because you know the GC won't block your real-time thread.

[@cyberstoic]

@@donturner1928 Oboe or ExoPlayer for a drum machine with audio samples ? Just to play and stop rhythms, no need input to trigger samples

[@realsifocopypaste]

vs jack audio server :)