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Tpf-tools. A low-latency multi-channel audio transmission software (server)

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Authors: Haefeli, Roman; Schütt, Johannes;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.16962375 , 10.5281/zenodo.16962376

Tpf-tools. A low-latency multi-channel audio transmission software (server)

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Tpf-tools is a low-latency, multi-channel audio transmission software based on the AoO (Audio-over-OSC) protocol. As a standalone application, the tpf-client both receives and sends audio streams to and from clients at other locations. These streams can be internally routed to and from a digital audio workstation, either via a JACK server or through other internal routing options. The tpf-server builds the server infrastructure for the clients.

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