Paul Davis wrote:
> there are much better cards than the Event series. The Midiman
Delta's
> would be the most obvious choice. well engineered, well documented,
> well liked, and pretty well supported under Linux.
>
In fact, the guy who sold me my Delta told me specifically to stay clear
of the
Paul Davis wrote:
>
> me too, except that a LADSPA solution to this would be a very useful,
> modular solution for many different contexts.
>
Indeed it would. The possibilities of a LADSPA- (or even JACK) based
sampler are (from the user's perspective) incredible. By building the
program aroun
iriXx wrote:
>
> in the rather remote and bizarre world of electroacoustic / academic composition and
>research... which i guess is where i belong... there is a huge demand for apps like
>Sculptor, jMax, pd, etc
> logic and cubase are for me "too commercial"... my professional work require
Max Kovgan wrote:
>
> am i in the wrong place ...
You're not.
> i thought this list is for people who try to add professional audio
> appliances into linux.
It is. Joachim was just being cynical. Stick around a year or so,
we'll have some pretty kicking software.
-dgm
Well, has anyone sent them mail to invite them to the party? Sounds
like their insight would be useful!
-dgm
Paul Davis wrote:
>
> >I've just seen this new version of MuSE on freshmeat:
> >http://muse.dyne.org/
>
> i have this sinking feeling that nobody at dyne.org is on LAD. these
> folks h
"DeMeo, William" wrote:
>
> "David Gerard Matthews Jr." wrote:
> >
> please elaborate on why KDE is too bloated for audio. I'm
> using KDE with 256MB and two 400 MHz processors and X averages > > > about 10%
> of system memory and about 1%
I run a really stripped-down Blackbox when doing audio work. For
general tasks (websurfing, etc.) I usually use Gnome, but as you pointed
out, it's way too bloated for audio (and KDE is even worse). Some people
also like XFCE or IceWM.
-dgm
Joachim Backhaus wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I don't if
SuSE installs "stable" alsa by default, and automatically configures it.
(Or at least 7.2 did. I have no experience with 7.3, the most recent
version.) It also includes some alsa packages, and is just an
all-around good newbie distro.
-dgm
Len Moskowitz wrote:
>
> Thanks to all who responded t
It sounds like arecord (included with alsa) will do what you need. For
editing, I like Snd, but there are a lot of othere worthy (2-channel)
apps out there.
-dgm
Len Moskowitz wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to this list.
>
> I'd like to record two channel audio from two microphone
Jussi Laako wrote:
> I still use Windows for making music because there is no suitable software
> available.
>
> - Jussi Laako
Obviously not, if you insist on using OSS.
-dgm
dave willis wrote:
>
> On Mon, 17 Dec 2001, Paul Davis wrote:
>
> ??? dats are 48000, and cds are 44100. doesn't some sort of resampling
> need to occur here?
Every pro DAT I've ever used has had the option to run at 44100, an
option I always to take advantage of to avoid resampling or multiple
Paul Davis wrote:
>
> >Ok. Could we gather what we already have and what we need to get? In
> >which directions should we push which people? For example, we're getting
> >the glue (jackit) but what do we need to glue together? Is there
> >something nobody has started to make, even if it's clearly
Paul Davis wrote:
>
> >Who says you need ProTools?
>
> its cheaper than drugs, though in the long run, it may screw up your
> life more, particularly if you decide to try to reimplement it ;)
>
Well, despite my earlier comments, I really appreciate your efforts in
that direction:) I should als
Bill Schottstaedt wrote:
>
> > do you think you could do even just a 16 track edit and
> > mixdown with snd[...]?
>
> yes. But isn't 16 tracks a sign that something else is wrong?
Possibly:
The Beatles, "Sgt. Pepper": 2 x 4-track analog decks
K. Stockhausen, "Gesang d
Paul Davis wrote:
> as many people on slashdot pointed out, almost no (electric) guitarist
> wants to send a digital signal from their instrument directly to a
> mixer. almost everyone wants to "move air" via their chosen
> amp/speaker combo and then mic it with their chosen mic before passing
>
Although, interestingly enough, it would probably be easier to implement
a Band-in-a-Box like program on Linux than on other operating systems
(provided one had both the necessary jazz expertise and the time - both
very big assumptions). You could probably use PD or jMax for this sort
of thing (a
greetings,
As the not-so-proud owner of an SBLive card, I thought I'd chime in.
Your project sounds really cool, and I'm all in favor of highly
unorthodox ideas. I'd be very interested in hearing the result, and if
you do write some code, I'd love to see it. But please, do your
Paul Davis wrote:
> it will be in ardour by the end of the day. i am even considering
> adding direct support for a cd-burning sub-process (e.g. using
> cdrecord or cdrdao).
>
> --p
ROCK ON
You might look into jMax and PD. jMax handles its actual DSP code
through a library called FTS that can be separated from the Java-based
jMax GUI.
-dgm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm thinking of writing some audio synthesis code - I want to play
> around with some ideas raised by the
Mark Constable wrote:
>
> On Sun, 28 Oct 2001 20:42, n++k wrote:
> > [n++k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>]
> > ...
> > | merci.
> > |
> > | sir you have no clue.
>
> That is quite likely as I have only recently discovered the power
> of using python and OpenGL (blows me away) and I'm hoping like crazy
> to
Steve Harris wrote:
>
> On Wed, Oct 17, 2001 at 11:21:01PM +0100, Do you know if its
> posible to build a soundfield type mic using cheap elements, or does it
> require really good ones?
>
> - Steve
I read somewhere that you can buy a pair of cheapo PZM mics, and then
mount them on a piece of f
While on the subject of the relative merits of various audio interfaces,
I'd like to pose a question. I'm looking to replace my SBLive with a
"pro" device. Basically, it boils down to an RME Hammerfall or a Delta
1010. I've done my homework on the two cards, but I've never seen
either of them i
Marek Peteraj wrote:
> > 3) Most people would have no idea how to say "LAIC"
> Laic - of or relating to the laity - all those who are not members of a
> profession or specialized field. I think it should be a symbolic word
> for how LAAGA/JACK works (see above). It should not be a problem
> for t
I admit to not having seen benchmarks, but is QT really faster than
GTK? At least on my system, GNOME (GTK) seems to run faster than KDE
(QT), but I suppose that's not completely toolkit-dependent.
FLAMEBAIT ALERT: But seriously, wouldn't the time and effort occupied by
porting Ardour to QT be
Szervusz Mate!
I wouldn't worry to much about the lawsuit. After all, there's so much
GPL'd software out there already which attempts to replace or surpass
the functionality of proprietary software that there's no way the big
names can go after it all. (Is Linus afraid of a lawsuit from Microsoft
> If artists avoid to get contracts with this media industry, this industry will
> eventually be useless. We made them as powerful as they are today, only
> we can take away their power again.
> If artists and consumers are happy (as it seems today) I see no way out
> except for some niches.
>
Is anyone planning on picking this up? I'd do it myself if I had a)
time and b) better coding skills. BC2K is/was a fine piece of work.
Ruben Merz wrote:
>
> Well, that's really sad. Let's hope that some people may go on with the
> previous GPL code...
>
> RUben
>
> > Greetings:
> >
> > Se
I don't know of anything exactly like Lisa (a very cool program, I
agree), but you might check out TerminatorX. AFAIK, it only handles
pre-recorded soundfiles (unlike Lisa, which can handle real-time input),
put you can "scratch" the files like virtual turntables and map mouse
movements to a vari
> Would anyone be interested in this stuff?
I don't think I'm alone in saying that I would be very interested in
this stuff.
-dgm
I dont really have the time
> to work on it any more but if anyone thinks they could use any of it
> I'll see if I can resurrect it (should be able to GPL it I think
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