On 2/26/07, Leonard Ritter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mon, 2007-02-26 at 13:32 +, James McDermott wrote:
> and got some errors (pasted in at the end), but the GUI mostly
> appeared. This is just a bug report, I don't need to see a fix.
yes, i suppose this is version
here is a demo showing the three widgets DecoBox, Knob and LCD, with
different settings applied.
http://www.paniq.org/images/audiogui5.png
Absolutely beautiful, thanks for making this!
I got the code from
http://svn.zeitherrschaft.org/aldrin/trunk
and got some errors (pasted in at the end)
Hi Jörn and all,
I was away and then ill for the past week, just coming to this mail now.
it would be good to have another two list moderators for linux-audio-announce
[...]
I'll continue to perform a spam-deletion-monkey role on LAA as often
as I can, hopefully a bit more regularly than my
xap>apa>ladspa2
peep and limp have unfortunate connotations in English!
> I'm still thinking about linking objects. You know like in ams,
> link oscillator to filter. So osc-output goes into filter-input. I have some
> ideas on the topic though.
A while ago I was thinking about a nice way to display this type of
information without graphics. I didn't come up with anyt
> thanks for the tip... i dont suppose youd know if they have archives
> somewhere? :)
Oh... I'd forgotten, that list (libsndfile) is not archived. I've put
what I have here (I hope no-one objects), though I think it's missing
some:
http://www.skynet.ie/~jmmcd/software/sndfile_overview.txt
There was some interesting discussion on this issue on the libsndfile
mailing list around July/August 2004.
> As far as i see Jorgen only want to support the obsolet OSS driver model
> and native VST Linux plugins... No chance for eXT on Linux...
From the KVR forum (http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=114488):
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the midi/audio driver part of xt2 is open source, so anyone can add
jack suppor
> > The aim is to generate audiofile with one/few-sample-length impulse inside
> > silence. Is there suitable software to do the job?
If you don't like programming, you can do it in Audacity!
Open Audacity and make two tracks. Generate the required length of
silence in one, and a *very* short ton
> What are your thoughts? What is best practice on multichannel audio, or
> is it always application-specific?
According to my experience and understanding:
-non-interleaved (multiple channels in separate arrays) is a bit
easier to code, but
-interleaved could give better performance (because the
On 10/9/05, Jens M Andreasen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can it run 'stand alone'?
There are two fairly minimal DSSI hosts, ghostess and jack-dssi-host,
which receive MIDI and output to Jack, so the stand-alone feature
always comes for free...
James
> It seems like every single Windows audio app has to support like 6
> different audio backends plus Rewire/Rewire2. What's up with that, is
> there no single standard for interapplication audio routing like JACK?
>
> ;-)
Ok, not *every* query about Linux audio has to be answered by pointing
out
> > http://www.skynet.ie/~jmmcd/software/xy-controller.tar.gz
> I appreciate the code, James. Is this stuff GPL'd or some-such?
Yes, it's based on the GTK+ tutorial "scribble" program, which is GPL.
Thanks Marije for pointing out SuperCollider SCUM - will check it.
James.
> > my OSC sequencer ( http://whats-your.name/s/seq/ )
Have I missed an announcement? This screenshot looks *amazing*, but
where's the download? cdr can you tell us more about it?
Pete,
You might like to look at a demo program I made as part of my GTK+
education - it's a functional xy-controller:
http://www.skynet.ie/~jmmcd/software/xy-controller.tar.gz
But I actually made the xy-controller directly from the drawingArea
widget. Ie, I didn't make a new reusable widget (may
Has anyone written code for, or even just seen, a 2-D slider widget?
What toolkit was it in? Do people around here prefer QT to GTK+, or
vice versa, and does anyone use FLTK, or something else?
I think the ideal widget would allow the user to click or
click-and-drag a cursor around the 2-D area, r
Dave Phillips wrote:
> I can honestly say that
> jwz appears to have no influence at all within this community.
Well, that's exactly the point, isn't it. Within this enlightened,
favoured and lucky community, no-one needs convincing - that would be
preaching to the choir. The original poster want
> An OSC note standard would be nice, but I don't know if it's even
possible (it's different for everyone). Service discovery and namespace
enumeration need to just make it a nonexistant problem IMO.
It would be *very* nice, if not a real pain to be without!
It strikes me that whenever OSC *does
(I'll answer this as best I can, feel free to correct me where I'm wrong.)
> In the other thread you kindly provided me with some advice and links,
> including mentioning the MIDI Tuning Standard and OSC.
This seems like a very hard problem. Since your sequencer is "just
that: a sequencer", you'l
> But recent versions of seq24 actually do interact with jack. By means of
> jack_transport it is possible to sync seq24 to other jack clients (like
> hydrogen).
Oh - that was the bit I didn't know about. Thanks!
> > Now if I can just get seq24 working with JACK... ;)
> >
>
> It's working out of the box under Debian Sid.. Very nice with
> jack-transport compatibility!
You mean you can connect seq24's midi ports using qjackctl?! That
doesn't work on the latest Agnula/DeMuDi.
Or does seq24 talk to Jack in
Hi Lachlan,
will check it out soon. In the meantime, I like the logo! My
suggestion: lose the brain (if that's what it is) and give more
prominence to the, um, object to be smacked ;)
James
Mario,
I'd like to try out the om.el emacs mode please (even though you say
it needs a polish ;)
But I can't find it on your site - any chance of a link?
James
Esben Stien wrote:
> We have to be able to export the model data so that we
> can have a daemon running and have clients connect to it and work on
> the same session.
Yes, that's the way I've been thinking of it too.
> > I also imagine writing things like search-and-replace functionality,
> > an
> Editing is not part of the sequencer; it's the job of the relevant
> editor (data context). I won't say this is just my opinion, cause a
> sequencer is not an editor.
If the sequencer and the editor(s) are separate (and, say, communicate
via OSC) it makes it easy for people to use the editor of
> I taught myself how to use Csound, I have no special background in
> mathematics or computer programming.
But you're on the LAD list! Just subscribing to a list is a harder
technical task than some musicians I know are capable of ;)
> I think by the time you're done learning how to write your
> There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the
> Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be
> replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable.
>
> There is another theory which states that this has already happened.
>
> -- Dou
> Btw, I like the DSSI API, but it seems slow in catching on with
developers. Is that perception correct ?
I'll just put my hand up as someone who's at least interested in DSSI
(for what it's worth!):
I'd like to rewrite my academic research project (a genetic algorithm
type thing) as a DSSI host
Hi Taybin,
the installer works fine here! Very nice. (I need to be able to
compile plugins and a host by hand though ;)
For the record, I got most of the sdk to compile after some
experimentation with flags. The listplugins program still fails to
compile, with this error:
cc -I. -I/usr/include/p
I think that "hand-approved" in this context means just checking that
cross-posts aren't spam? If so, a non-kernel person like me can do
this, so I'll volunteer, if you do decide to implement the scheme. I'm
at my machine fairly regularly. How would the approval work?
hi steve,
thanks for this...
> I believe that you need to use the following CFLAGS:
> -fno-common -flat_namespace -bundle -undefined suppress -lbundle1.o
is that bundle1.o a placeholder i should replace with the name of a
specific .o file? i'm guessing not.
anyway, i tried these combinations of
Hi all,
has anyone compiled the LADSPA sdk for Mac OS X? I expect lots of
people have, and that it's very easy..!
In the src directory, I type make and get this:
ld: unknown flag: -shared
The targets in the makefile are:
../plugins/%.so:plugins/%.c ladspa.h
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o
> > but IMHO, you should be looking at Beast or gAlan or ALSA Modular
> > Synth, or SSM or ... not starting from scratch.
>
> And Pd, which is the oldest and probably most capable and stable of
> all the available graphical softsynths running on Linux.
i think people get confused about the diffe
on the subject of beast (and maybe some other programs), i'd agree
that it's cpu-intensive. the great thing about buzz (sorry for going
on about it) is that it's fast: songs using 50+ plugins are possible
on old machines, like my 566 MHz celeron laptop.
> You got me! I am a long term buzz user, used it for live gigs, and wrote
a keyboard based mixer for it.
oh - you wrote miXo - of course. (i wrote a peer machine or two.) go buzz devs!
i think everyone who's ever used buzz for more than a couple of hours
wants a new, stable, cross-platform versi
hi mimo,
are you thinking of something like buzz (or maybe max/msp) where audio
can be routed in a free-form network from sources (generators) to sink
(master output)? i'm a big fan of this idea.
> the Preprocessor Level that lazily generates a set optimised list of
> instructions for the audio
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