OCTAVE Vs. MATLAB for Audio DSP and processing

[Rocko]

Hi all,

I'm looking into OCTAVE Vs. MATLAB for audio processing tools. I've searched
this forum but couldn't find answers to what I'm looking for.

Besides the price issue (MATLAB + Audio DSP Toll box + simulink will cost a
few thousand USD ;-( ... ) can OCTAVE do these things:

1. connect to ASIO drivers for input and output of multi channels (2 or
more) in real time ?
2. The above with sample rates of 44100, 48000, 96000 Hz?
3. connect to MIDI drivers and soundcrads (RME and the like) over Windows 10
OS ?
4. Simulink like (graphical coding ability of connecting 'modules' ) ?
5. VST 32 and 64 bit export as well as *.exe (stand alone) solution export ?

Any other suggestion of this topic would be great.

Rocko




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