My understanding of VVID's is that the sequencer puts one complete,
continuous note on a particular VVID. The sequencer only reuses a VVID once
it has ended any previous notes on that VVID. The sequencer can allocate a
large number of VVIDs so that it never has to make a voice stealing decision
> Two problems solved! (Well, almost... Still need temporary space for
> the "parameters", unless voice allocation is non-conditional.)
I think if you get an allocate voice event, you MUST get a voice on event.
> That doesn't really work for normal polyphonic instruments, unless
> the host *ful
On Tuesday 07 January 2003 01.55, Tim Hockin wrote:
> > > 1. Recv VOICE_ON, allocate a voice struct
> > > 2. Recv VELOCITY, set velocity in voice struct
> > > 3. No more events for timestamp X, next is timestamp Y
> > > 4. Process audio until stamp Y
> > > 4.a. Start playing the voice with given ve
> > 1. Recv VOICE_ON, allocate a voice struct
> > 2. Recv VELOCITY, set velocity in voice struct
> > 3. No more events for timestamp X, next is timestamp Y
> > 4. Process audio until stamp Y
> > 4.a. Start playing the voice with given velocity
>
> Problem is step 1. If the voice allocator looks at
On Tuesday 07 January 2003 00.31, Tim Hockin wrote:
> > Problem is that that requires special case event processing in
> > synths. You'll need an inner event decoding loop just to get the
> > parameters, before you can go on with voice intantiation.
>
> You always process all events for timestamp X
> Problem is that that requires special case event processing in
> synths. You'll need an inner event decoding loop just to get the
> parameters, before you can go on with voice intantiation.
You always process all events for timestamp X before you generate X's audio
right?
1. Recv VOICE_ON, al
STEFFL, ERIK (SBCSI) wrote:
also, alsa is linux only, isn't it?
erik
There was a QNX port, iirc, but I don't know what its status is.
Seriously, though,
anything as advanced as a sampler should be using JACK. JACK currently
exists
for Linux and (I believe) Solaris, but it's not far off f
On Monday 06 January 2003 23.04, Tim Hockin wrote:
> > The main difficulty I see with the VVID system is how to
> > initialize parameters on a new voice before the voice is
> > activated with a VoiceOn event.
>
> After, or rather - at the same time. The host just has to make
> sure the VoiceOn arr
On Monday 06 January 2003 22.03, Steve Harris wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 12:04:23 -0800, robbins jacob wrote:
> > Alternately, we could require that event ordering has 2
> > criterion: -first- order on timestamps
> > -second- put voice-on ahead of all other event types.
>
> This is what I was
> The main difficulty I see with the VVID system is how to initialize
> parameters on a new voice before the voice is activated with a VoiceOn
> event.
After, or rather - at the same time. The host just has to make sure the
VoiceOn arrives first. This is what is currently in the header in my
w
On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 12:04:23 -0800, robbins jacob wrote:
Alternately, we could require that event ordering has 2 criterion: -first-
order on timestamps -second- put voice-on ahead of all other event types.
This is what I was assuming was meant orignally.
However you dont have to think
On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 12:04:23 -0800, robbins jacob wrote:
> Alternately, we could require that event ordering has 2 criterion:
> -first- order on timestamps
> -second- put voice-on ahead of all other event types.
This is what I was assuming was meant orignally.
However you dont have to think o
> -Original Message-
> From: Pascal Haakmat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> 05/01/03 18:14, CK wrote:
>
> > if this is OSS forget about it, it will be outdated as soon
> an 2.6 kernel
> > is out
>
> Well, ALSA has OSS compatibility, and 4front-tech.com will still be
> selling their for-mone
The main difficulty I see with the VVID system is how to initialize
parameters on a new voice before the voice is activated with a VoiceOn
event.
The MIDI standard deals with this by allowing 2 particular parameters, pitch
and velocity, to be privileged as voice-on initializers. These parameter
I am not dead, I am moving house. :) I have not lost interest. I have a
new draft of the header and I am incorporating many discussed items. I will
be very busy this month, but I will try to post a new version soon. I move
next week, and am out for one week this month.
Just so no one wonders w
Hi,
Cow Outputs Waves is a waveform editor. You draw graphs for amplitude
and frequency, cow synthesizes a wavfile. The GUI uses Qt. The package
includes also a program to play the cow-sounds and also wavfiles with
a midi-keyboard (or any other thing that can output note on/off
commands) and sev
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