Although I'm still working out how to best use ALSA or Jack on Ubuntu Studio 20.04.2, my question at the moment is simply whether the native audio latency is different or better on Ubuntu vs Windows 10, all other things like application in use, ethernet cable to router and audio interface used being the same?
The application actually being used is Sonobus and I have it working on ALSA but not Jack.
I do get occasional audio glitches but changing the audio buffer size from 64 to 128 to 160 only seems to fix it for a while.
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Ubuntu Studio, unlike any other variant, comes with low-latency kernel specifically for the audio recording features.
Theoretically it is always better suited for the task than any generic kernel, irrespective of the OS family.
This old Q&A has amazing insights and a wealth of information that is for the most part still valid nowadays: Why choose a low latency kernel over a generic or real-time kernel?
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