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From: Philip Stolz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SYNTH_SEQUENCER troubles
I have exactly the same problem. I guess the reason why sequences don't
work properly is that I haven't compiled arts with sequencer support
(there is no properly working /dev/sequencer device) I haven't tried it,
yet, but I think it could work if I recompiled arts with sequencer
support (this has to be specified by a command line option of the
configure script (I think --with-sequencer or something like that))...
On Thu, 3 May 2001, Michael Durrant wrote:
> Greetings. I discovered arts after messing around with several
> Windows-based synth editors and found none of them to be worth what
> "they" (the money grubbing corporate money-grubbers) wanted for them
> (usually 500-1000 USD). So, being a linux enthusiast I looked for a
> linux-based solution. Lo and behold there was arts. I love it. It
> functions exactly how I think a synth editor should. But...
>
> I have one problem. I read and executed the steps in the tutorial to
> familiarize myself with the whole arts setup. I get to a point in the
> tutorial where I add a SYNTH_SEQUENCER module and find my results to be
> not what the tutorial seems to indicate. Instead of hearing audible
> notes, I hear what sounds like someone hitting a hammer on a piece of
> wood. I tried changing the seq value to a host of different things and I
> get the same results. Is this something with my setup or am I doing
> something wrong? I know you'll need some kind of information relating to
> my setup, but I have no idea how to obtain such information under
> arts. So that would be the first step, I figure. If anyone feels like
> lending a hand to clear my confusion, it would be appreciated. Thanks
>
> Michael Durrant
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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