linux-audio-setup-scripts VS JSFX

What may I suggest for you to do is to follow this setup tutorial on Github: https://github.com/brendaningram/linux-audio-setup-scripts

For reference, I'm one of the people that tried to help. I don't use Manjaro any longer, but I have scripts for various Linux distros, so we did start from https://github.com/brendaningram/linux-audio-setup-scripts/blob/main/manjaro/install-audio-pipewire.sh

I have some scripts that can guide you setting up your machine. The Manjaro one is a bit out of date now, but it might give you some guidance: https://github.com/brendaningram/linux-audio-setup-scripts

You can find more info here: https://github.com/brendaningram/linux-audio-setup-scripts

I installed Linux Mint and then used the Bash script found at https://github.com/brendaningram/linux-audio-setup-scripts/blob/main/mint/uma/install-audio.sh and I accidentally did not select yes to enable Realtime Priorities when prompted during install of Cadence. I have tried uninstalling Cadence and reinstalling it but was not prompted again. My question is how can I go about enabling Realtime Priorities? Or what should I do to be able to?

I also have a number of bash scripts that will help get you up and running with a pro audio setup on Linux: https://github.com/brendaningramaudio/install-scripts

The scripts can be run from my Github repo: https://github.com/brendan-ingram-music/install-scripts

SEQS https://github.com/JoepVanlier/JSFX (many of the others are great too).

These free JSFX are worth checking out https://github.com/JoepVanlier/JSFX

Install ReaPack and get access to thousands of new JSFX. Saike's stuff is amazing. Ravager is one of the most unique plugins I've ever used. I can't believe it's free. This guy makes of free, awesome JSFX, too.

Sai'ke's Stereo Bub for Reaper JSFX uses complementary comb filters which cancel out when combined in mono.

I find all the stuff Geraint Luff, Saike and Tukan Studios make are really great and can all be managed using ReaPack.

There is a jsfx granular sampler here https://github.com/JoepVanlier/JSFX named 'Amaranth' will de exactly what you are looking for. In fact coupled up with a few more of the effects from this repository you can get very creative with making vocal ambient drones etc. once your happy with what you have created, use freeze in Amaranth and then render your track, you can then manipulate with like someone else said Rrrreaaaa time stretching, then maybe even add effects directly onto your 'item' and then glue each time you make a change.

Anytime interested should check out saikes Multi band splitter/joiner if you are interested in a tool like this, free and ultra powerful.