river. It wasn't hard. I may
still have it somewhere if you're interested, but I'm not sure.
wb
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specially if you can make X11 guis for it.
AU does not use objective-C -- the API is C. CoreAudio and CoreMIDI are
somewhat accessible from ObjC, but all GUIs for AudioUnits are written in
Carbon, which is a C/C++ API.
best,
wb
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On Sunday, December 1, 2002, at 10:31 AM, Tim Goetze wrote:
from my spice investigations, i doubt you can get a real
valve sound from solid state electronics, the way it shapes
the signal is quite unique.
I wonder how the SansAmp does it, then? hmm. maybe I will have to buy
one and take it
this arena would be helpful.
thanks,
wb
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Jesse--
This project looks extremely cool! I will have to check it out when I
get home to my linux computer (I'm presently remote with my notebook --
a powerbook with no Linux partition).
My question is this: how modular is the audio code (i.e. is it
possible to support different audio targ
On Saturday, October 5, 2002, at 04:30 PM, nick wrote:
> I keep hearing about how aligning XXX on XX boundaries (or similar)
> gives huge performance increases etc..
>
> Where's a good place to start finding out about these techniques?
Techniques for improving cache performance should be commo
;t made too many mistakes here. :-) If I have, I'm
sure someone will correct them. Good luck!
best,
wb
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case, I'd be glad to hear from anyone with experience doing this
kind of junk to the TX81z. It seems that most of the TX81z sysex info
available on the net is for real-time control.
best,
wb
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; stream of echoes.
Right, I guess my question is, if I have an effects instrument "dly"
that is in route and send statements, will I lose that routing if I
release and then re-instantiate it, or is there a way to ensure that a
new "dly" takes the place of the old one on the bus
parameter is an ivar. (More problematic is
that the delay time is set before the "0 tempo 120" command in the
SASL file, but that's another story.) How can I get around this? It
seems that I need to release the instrument so that it will get
re-instantiated -- but will that mess wit
ing in SAOL to coding in C, especially since sfront
supports multiple targets.) Would it be sufficient to have the
front-end speak MIDI to an SAOL program?
BTW, where is a good tutorial on programming applications that deal with
or generate MIDI events (preferably suitable for browsing offline)?
wb
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t; > reborn, it has been shut down.
> > I wish I hade downloaded when I hade the time
>
> What? It's a shame he won't fight this. INAL, but isn't the user
> interface non-copyrightable?
>
> Taybin
>
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'm very impressed with Jack's possibilities, would like to see it in
> more softsynths...
Yes, if the components were jackified, we would have a proto-Reason clone... :-)
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On Thu, Aug 08, 2002 at 08:40:15PM +0200, Kasper Souren wrote:
> Will Benton wrote:
> > Hi--
> >
> > Can anyone recommend an environment or package for analysis/resynthesis?
>
> GNU Octave could be an interesting environment to try. It's meant to be a
> Matl
d via ALSA so that I can do throughput tests on a
computer with a consumer-level stereo card?
wb
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on using CPS in OS design. Ah, what you learn from arbitrary citeseer
traversals.
Thanks,
wb
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Greetings,
My name is Will Benton and I'm a CS grad student at Wisconsin. I've
been reading l-a-d and l-a-u for a while, but have only posted a
couple of times IIRC. I apologize if this message is a little long --
but please read and reply; there may be something in it for you in a
On Tue, Feb 26, 2002 at 02:48:11PM -0500, Dave Phillips wrote:
> Will Benton wrote:
>
> > You mean "-ll"? That's what you want.
>
> Apparently not. The online stuff refers to invoking 'flex -l', not
> '-ll'. Lex and yacc are pretty myst
adding -l doesn't solve the
> problem. Can anyone of you gurus recommend a solution ? TIA !
>
> Best regards,
>
> == Dave Phillips
>
> The Book Of Linux Music & Sound at http://www.nostarch.com/lms.htm
> The Linux Soundapps Site at http://sound.condorow.net
> Please, would people stop using RPM's or any package system for that
> matter to install libraries that they need to use with applications
> that they have to compile from source? It causes so many problems. If
> you are building a tool from source and it needs library X, I
> energetically enco
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