ap-linux in a vm, does this make sense?

AudioPhile Linux, a distro tailor made to play audio has interested me. However I don't consider it desktop-grade and I don't have a spare machine to use it with.

Does it make sense to run audio-tailored software it in a VM (VirtualBox)?

Specifically will the audio output of a vm be capable of being better than the host OS, or will the audio be "filtered", passed though pulseaudio on its way to the real hardware?

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