This gives you a professional-grade, modular audio processing system ready for Windows VPS deployment with remote control capabilities.
@dataclass class FXNode: """Base FX processing node""" name: str enabled: bool = True params: Dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict) process_fn: Optional[Callable] = None
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elif node.name == "tremolo": rate = node.params.get("rate_hz", 5.0) depth = node.params.get("depth", 0.8) phase = self.tremolo_phases.get(node_name, 0.0) signal, phase = FXProcessors.tremolo(signal, rate, depth, self.samplerate, phase) self.tremolo_phases[node_name] = phase
Avoid OpenVZ virtualization for VPS. Always choose KVM or VMWare virtualization to ensure dedicated RAM and CPU cycles for your FX-PCS.
elif node.name == "delay": delay_ms = node.params.get("delay_ms", 500.0) feedback = node.params.get("feedback", 0.5) buf = self.delay_buffers.get(node_name) signal, buf = FXProcessors.simple_delay( signal, delay_ms, feedback, self.samplerate, buf ) self.delay_buffers[node_name] = buf
Let’s look at a real-world implementation. A European prop trader running 20 EAs on a standard $40/month VPS experienced:
def start(self, input_device=None, output_device=None): """Start the audio engine with Windows optimizations""" set_realtime_priority()
