Josh Green wrote:
> ...
> I created Swami with the idea of making the possibility of writing
> non-gui utilities, web applications, scripts, plugins etc. There are a
> number of "dream" projects that I have in mind.
>
> The one I think I would most like to see come about is multi-peer
> collabo
At Tue, 02 Jul 2002 21:19:35 +1000,
Mark Constable wrote:
>
> Takashi Iwai wrote:
>
> > swami (formerly smurf)?
>
> I did mean a non-GUI shell command that could be run remotely
> and/or via a cronjob. My thoughts are to split up that mega-soundfont
> on a web server and somehow allow updates t
Takashi Iwai wrote:
> swami (formerly smurf)?
I did mean a non-GUI shell command that could be run remotely
and/or via a cronjob. My thoughts are to split up that mega-soundfont
on a web server and somehow allow updates to individual parts via
a web interface so that anyone could keep their own
At Tue, 02 Jul 2002 03:59:15 +1000,
Mark Constable wrote:
>
> Frank Boehme wrote:
> > Mark Constable wrote:
> >>I'd love to see some effort put into a "reference soundfont"
> >> ...
> > Hmm. There was a posting on the muse-ML about a "mega"-soundfont. I
> > missed the begin of the thread so I d
Frank Boehme wrote:
> Mark Constable wrote:
>>I'd love to see some effort put into a "reference soundfont"
>> ...
> Hmm. There was a posting on the muse-ML about a "mega"-soundfont. I
> missed the begin of the thread so I do not know if that soundfont was
> supposed to be some sort of reference
Mark Constable wrote:
> I'd love to see some effort put into a "reference soundfont" so
> that we could say ie; "such and such piano instrument 1 sounds
> better|brighter|bigger|warmer|whatever than our reference soundfont
> instrument". A combination of the best of these two soundfonts and
> the
Frank Barknecht wrote:
> OTOH PD does support soundfonts through its iiwu~-object as well.
I did not know that. Thanks.
> If you don't use the softsynths directly in MusE, but instead go
> through the ALSA sequencer both timidity and iiwusynth are supported
> on par. The only problem might be,
Frank Boehme wrote:
> Comparing these two, I found (at least for me) that timidity with the
> famous eawpatches cannot be beaten by iiwusynth, although I tried loads
> of different soundfonts.
I would agree that throwing any MIDI file at Timidity generally
sounds better than any soundfont combo
Hi,
Frank Boehme hat gesagt: // Frank Boehme wrote:
> Frank Barknecht wrote:
>
> > timidity or iiwusysnth are quite good for general purpose Midi, and
> > you should be able to use any software synth to play with a midi
> > keyboard, i.e. Csound, PD, Spiral Synth Modular, ...
>
> I have recently
Frank Barknecht wrote:
> timidity or iiwusysnth are quite good for general purpose Midi, and
> you should be able to use any software synth to play with a midi
> keyboard, i.e. Csound, PD, Spiral Synth Modular, ...
I have recently experimented a lot with software syths and sequencers (I
have no
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