sorry I'll do this at once:
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> On Fri, 2004-11-26 at 23:17, Mark Knecht wrote:
> > This I agree with, but the best way to fight for it (speaking as a
> > business man) is to develop a real market for it. We need thousands of
> > buyers. Develop the market and hardware manufacturers will com
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> Is this true, that a firewire driver for one card can be used with
> equal power for another card?
what I was referring to is rather the idea to sell the same hardware with
minor modification at very different prices and putting the limitations in
the binary only driver (miro dc10 and d
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> for the record, i sent a mail to rme as well and got exactly the same
> answer (in german) which i saw before here on this list.
I still don't see the point, the GPL _protects_ their IP rights, if I
was the evil corporation trying to rip off rme I could aswell rip the
thing apart and re
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> I'm actually looking for an alternative edit environment for SC, so I
> can bypass Emacs.
you could try august's scfront: http://aug.ment.org/scfront/
it's hardly as full featured but it can do the trick. As others
previously mentioned you can pipe code to sclang via stdin or
via sclang
hi,
some time ago Bartlomiej Bazior posted this link on the pd list:
http://waldorf.electro-music.com/attack/docs/attackdrumsounds.pdf
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> I think the clicks in most mouse wheels would make it unsuitable for
> manipulating audio controls.
Some time ago I used the jogdial of my vaio in pd alot, it's pretty much
like a scrollwheel and it works nicely if you keep the resolution fine
grained enough (a 127 pixel slider on the sc
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> > The problem is that it's not a word. Your understanding of it is
> > probably the best definition there is ;-)
>
> I have to disagree with this - it may not be a german word, but it
> certainly is an English one - its been in consistant use in scientific
> literature for ~30 years
hi dave,
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> That might be happening because I have PA 19 on my machine, not 18, to
> accomodate the build of Csound5. Any workaround without reinstalling the
> lesser version of PA ?
that is precisely the problem fluxus needs pa 18, you could install a v18
somewhere else on your
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> Sorry for my ignorance -- but is there someone who can present me
> the german term for "affordance"? The web-dicts I searched, don't
> know this word -- and the wikipedia entry doesn't give me any clue
> about the german word (though I understand the concept).
It's "Affordanz", a psy
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> Python seems really great for rapid developement, but I wonder if it is
> possible to play different media synchronously (the media decoding
> itself will be of course coded in C/C++) with it? Does anyone here have
> any experience with multimedia and python ?
http://pygame.org/
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> > The M68k family were not DSP chips, but rather they were CPU used
> > in Macs (and may other lesser known machines)
>
> Oh, lesser known...like...oh, maybe...workstations made by SUN?
and HP, and amigas and atari st (everyone in the sound world should
remember this one) and the yamaha
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> Yes, I was thinking of a jack client - recent versions of Port Audio
> support JACK I think
Last time I tried to get pa v19 cvs code to talk to jack it didn't
work, unless someone in the meantime overhauled pa's jack driver I
don't think it will work.
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hi dave,
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> The spiralmodular team bring you a new release of SpiralModular. Loads
> of fixes and features, most notably a new GUI design and improvements in
> LADSPA and ALSA support.
now I got it to compile on my debianppc box, and it doesn't immediately
segfault or cry about relocation
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> But providing the original Linn Drum samples wouldn't be a good idea either.
> As it was pointed out earlier the company is still in business
then again they didn't sue these people, probably provide sth. like:
#!/bin/bash
wget http://machines.hyperreal.org/manufacturers/Linn/LinnDrum
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> I reorganized the Mx4 panel layout slightly to regain some screen
.
.
you're not planning to support ppc (even without altivec optimizations)
are you ?
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> > Other than the unfortunate choice of toolkit, I'm quite excited about
> > this project.
>
> Aah, the toolkit! I know the discussion according Qt and other toolkits and i
> don't want to start another debate here ;) But I have to admit: I'm a C++
> programmer and i like - no - i love
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> can you try the attached patch please?
works with gcc-3.2, but not 3.3:
In file included from Eq.h:4,
from Eq.cc:31:
dsp/Eq.h:167:46: missing terminating " character
dsp/Eq.h:181:57: missing terminating " character
dsp/Eq.h:185:46: missing terminating " character
dsp/Eq.
hi dave,
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> I've had problems getting v19 to work, so I don't think the released fluxus
> version supports the new api yet - it's only a few small changes though.
I think I sent you patches to make fluxus work with the new API (didn't I?)
but AFAIK portaudio's jack implementation is curren
hi frank,
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> "control #1 4" to set the first control to 4. I did set the Filter
> controls this way to several values like 13 or 17. Should this turn
> them on?
analyseplugin says:
"Comb Filters" input, control, toggled, default 1
.
.
so #4 - #7 should be set to 1 I put a patch that wo
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>
> I can do it if I install 2 soundcards on my machine and feed each separated
> mono source to each card but I feel that I am waisting one card.
before you go dac->adc try with libjackasyn (get it from gige.xdv.org) and
use jack (you might have to remove the #include "jack/error.h" lin
hi,
has anybody had any success using portaudio v19 to connect to jack
(0.80.0 or 0.90.1) ?
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> These are also valid arguments but they have nothing to do with the
> stability and quality of the nvidia drivers which is what I intended to
> comment about.
right, sorry this was sort of pre-coffee
cheers,
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> I think this an urban myth, the Nvidia drivers may be proprietary but they
> are well functioning.
I think this is a pretty rural comment, there is more than x86, where are the
nvidia binaries for 2.6, and personally I really don't feel like loading a
binary only module.
regards,
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> Well, it's not all passee.. Here in my university we have a guy that
> sonificates Highway traffic
and stupid me thought that highway traffic sonificates itself pretty well
already.
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> soon we will see network operators starring at contemporary music festivals.
actually sonification of traffic is already passe, you probably should have
attended some of the festivals ;)
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> is someone using a powermac for linuxaudio apps? if yes what audio
> interface do you use?
yes g4/800/powerbook builtin and rme hdsp (pcmcia/multiface)
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sorry,
I wrote:
> also meiner geht ;)
> im ernst danke fuer den reminder
was meant to go to frank privately.
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> today the IRCAM Resonances festival started. I don't know how many of
.
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also meiner geht ;)
im ernst danke fuer den reminder
lg
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> esound has a wrapper of some sort that will take most oss applications
> and play them via esound. Is there some sort of equivalent for jack or
http://gige.xdv.org/soft/libjackasyn
HTH
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> How i can from my linux C program at the same time
> take sound from souncard line input ( ,maybe change level and something else )
> AND give it back to line output
system("cat /dev/dsp > /dev/dsp");
no but seriously, you might want to take a look at jack (http://jackit.sf.net/)
there
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> Hi, I've been playing a lot with bristol synth and really love it. So
> much so that I've been trying to 'Jackify' it. Actually, I'm pretty
so ist there a jackified bristol anywhere to download ?
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> What is new on the SuperCollider front?
well not too much from what I gather, the server is still working on linux
with jack, the build process is now crossplatform which basically means
that soonish all patches to sc-osx will be directly available in linux
(no more different versions)
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> does exists something similar to this, before i go to "re-create the
> wheel"?
there was work done on evo, you might check the archives for a thread
related to patent issues about cashing sample data in ram when using
samples > ram
and linuxsampler here:
http://www.gardena.net/benno/li
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> I'm just curious about the software setup people use here to
> play around to make music. Furthermore I'd be interested what
> software setup people use to use jack. I was recently wanted
this is sort of a linux audio users question please take a look at:
http://www.linuxdj.com/audio/lad
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> My question is what is the cheapest way to get 8-10 analogue outs.
> (consumer quality).
maybe 4 very cheap soundcards (or used ones ripped out of old
boxes)
> I heard of USB speakers, could this be a valid solution ?
> Are they supported under linux ? If yes which kind of models ?
th
hi,
anyone around who ran audio stuff on the xbox/linux yet ?
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> Date: Mon, 18 Nov 2002 12:22:30 +0800
> Subject: Re: [music-dsp] XBOX as an audio DSP?
> From: Stewart Greenhill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> On
Thanks paul,
I have this problem once in a while as a die hard opensource fan I didn't
go out and buy software for years now and - a point that even in the linux
community many people don't seem to understand - not because I'm a cheap-
skate or ex-w4r3z kid that doesn't understand how commercial s
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> I think, but Chris could explain better, that the time is calculated
> just from the speed of the record. With a rising saw like this
>
> /| /| /
> --- 0
> / |/ |/
actually you explain it just great ;)
> you could just count the zero crossings per second and take the rat
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> How do you handle lifting, moving, and setting down the needle? Could we
> get needle-up and needle-down events?
basically this is now
if (amlitude > threshold)
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> Well i guess encoding absolute time should not be too hard.
> A simple solution could be to have the two stereo channels with different
> frequencies, with the ratio corresponding to the radial position.
forget it there is no such thing as a clean channel separation on
vinyl.
regards,
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> Presumably getting the dubplates cut is the hard part? Did you find
well actually it was pretty easy, just sent an email and the guys
even managed to do the rising saw on their own ;)
> somewhere to do it for a reasonable price?
well I wouldn't call dubplate prices anywhere reasonable
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> How well does it work? Does it truly work just like a standard turntable setup
> would, or does it have an artificial feel or sound to it?
dunno about final scratch but I have built a similar system using dubplates
with 440hz rising saw, pd and alsaplayer.
(also tested with my own pd st
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> The kinds of things that can be usefully abstracted and factored of of
> specific applications into common libraries already have been.
.
.
agreed
> Anything more specific than this is tightly coupled to the design of the
> specific application.
not exacly for instance the idea to ha
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> Here is the file:
> ftp://www.audiosynth.com/pub/dev/SCserver-dev.dmg.gz
a friendly osx user was kind enough to .tgz it:
http://test.pilot.fm/otherstuff/SCserver-dev.tgz
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> What about jMax and Reactor?
I'm not sure what you mean reaktor runs on win and mac and jmax
runs on linux,osx,win32,irix
but max/msp != jmax and certainly not reaktor
supercollider is totally different from all the above
hmm..
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>
> What tools are you talking about? I mean, I own both PCs and Macs, and
> except Digital Performer I don't know about any other major package that
> only exists on the Mac.
max/msp
supercollider
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/me idiot
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> Did rme also provide you with a pci card or is anyone working on
^^^
I meant pcmcia of course,
coffee
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> for those who keep track of such things, this evening i managed to get
> the driver for the Hammerfall DSP to compile. testing will begin
> tomorrow.
I guess this applies only to the pci interface right ?
Did rme also provide you with a pci card or is anyone working on
that ?
regards,
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> Then I started thinking that it might be possible to start a free
> project that is source
> code compatible with SuperCollider. SC is a language like Smalltalk, and so
> GNU Smalltalk will be a good starting point.
I thought about this (but not too much) a while ago , what I had in
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> does anyone know if an app exists that can open a midi port and then, for
> instance, send channel 1 to the external midiport and all the rest to a
> virmidi port?
should be very easy to do in pd and can then be run -nogui and remote
controlled via tcp/udp sockets.
OTOH pd might be a
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> [dlphilp@localhost bin]$ gdb amSynth
.
.
> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
after compiling amSynth I got a segfault when running it as
./amSynth (in the src dir) 2nd try using the full path i.e.
$ /home/me/audio/sw/stuff/amSynth-blabla/src/amSynth
worked ...
wei
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> I looked into MAD, but id drove me MAD because there is no sample code for
> low-level application
you might want to take a look at andys code in alsaplayer/input/mad
get it via www.alsaplayer.org
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> I just got jack from cvs and tried to run autogen.sh.
> Unfortunately it grumbles about the libtoolize command
> not being found. Pardon my ignorance but what is it
NAME
libtoolize - add libtool support to your package
SYNOPSIS
libtoolize [OPTION]...
DESCRIPTION
T
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> Which brings me to a question, is there a library of patches for Pd available
> somewhere?
there are a lot of externals available, just check
www.pure-data.org or the database/list archive at
iem.kug.ac.at/pd/ there are also a lot of prebuilt
abstractions available + most of the docum
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>
> Hi I've played with a few apps
> on Mac where you could control
> video / graphics playback with MIDI controllers.
http://www.ircam.fr/jmax/
http://video.mamalala.de/
http://www.pure-data.org/
http://www.danks.org/mark/GEM/
csound is also moving in this direction
though I dunno ho
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> So where did you get the LPs with the sawtooth wave ?
dubplates via http://www.centraldubs.com/ (I'm in .at they're
in .ch)
> Do you have some kind of web page on your setup & software that you use ?
Since it looks like there is some demand I wil try to clean up the
mess and write a
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>
> I am not that familiar with the DJ realm, are 'dubplates' something
> you could find anywhere? (dj shops)
basically not, dubplate means that a softer kind of pvc is used so you
you don't need the high quality
> How does this work anyway ? my guess
> The vinyl is burned with a
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> >From the NAMM announcement of Stanton Magnetics Final Scratch:
wow! so it's now stanton's
anyway I did something that works pretty much like what their product
does in pd with very little c (actually one external)
works fine for me, could be improved, if anyones interested I'll
cl
hi,
(hi jaromil ;)
I guess this should maybe also go to alsa-dev, but I'm not on it, couldn't
contribute too much and thought several of you are hanging around here any-
way.
What's going to happen with usb audio/midi support ?
(Paul: I know what you think about usb in a professional environmen
hi,
has any one got this card to work with ardour ?
I've seen a few postings related, but it's still
not clear to if there are settings that will work
or if the card is just not supported ...
yes I know where to change the fragment count, but
the values I tried didn't change much of the situati
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>
> Well, has anyone sent them mail to invite them to the party? Sounds
> like their insight would be useful!
I'll get in touch with jaromil ASAP, he invited me for pasta some time
ago to talk about freej anyway ...
I'll try to be diplomatic ;)
cheers
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hi,
is anyone still maintaining melyseq or does know where I can find enough
documentation to make it compile/work with newer alsa releases ?
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hi,
I just got me ashiny new notebook and I'm currently in the process of setting
everything up but I can't find any ll patches for 2.4.>1 kernels.
Also I was wondering if the preemptive patches would make sense for me
or both ?
thanks in advancre,
regards,
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ooops ...
sorry, return key stuck, honestly ...
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> ALSA's OSS emu here ...). What situation do you need to causse this?
native OSS, ess maestro 2e
> (a files loaded (or not), a selecion (or none), ...)
no file loaded -> start IO:
gsmp gets that puts ut some
buffer too small msg to t
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>
> Hi.
>
> On Tue, 27 Nov 2001 14:46:13 +0100 (CET)
> CK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I read:
> > >
> > > I just uploaded GSMP v0.0.2. Because we had not much spare time in the last
> > > weeks it is mainly a bug-fix rel
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>
> I just uploaded GSMP v0.0.2. Because we had not much spare time in the last
> weeks it is mainly a bug-fix release.
Maybe it's just the OSS output (no alsa on the testing box for now) but
everytime I try to get a selection to play it spits out "no data available"
trying to stop IO (i
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>
> In the interest of promoting Linux Audio Development, can anyone point
> me to a good place to find out how to set up a system that loads adverts
> randomly when a webpage is accessed?
hmmm ... now I wonder what these things have to do to with each other ??
anyway since I guess usin
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