Why is it important to keep the API simple, shouldn't it be functional in first place
and make the API usage simply?
Anyway (IMHO), there should really be an API which combines audio and MIDI playback,
recording and timing of events and makes it possible to keep MIDI in sync with audio
(ALSA
Is it possible to lock the ALSA sequencer to audio clock? Most controllers like Envy24
have a register called Playback DMA Current/Base Count Register (= where the 'play
position' inside the DMA buffer is currently). Can ALSA sequencer also send MIDI clock
based on this counter to MIDI out?
So we need something which handles the timing like the DirectMusic(tm) in the Linux
kernel. How about the ALSA project, could they put this stuff there? I mean even
DirectMusic can synchronize it's master clock to audio clock, it surely must be
possible also in Linux? Funny someone mentioned
Isn't Timidity able to load SF2 banks? Maybe that's a solution for you? If the
soundfonts could be loaded/unloaded dynamically like in Windows API you could just
load new soundfont bank when it's needed and unload when it's no more / not yet needed
to save memory. If you don't like SF2 format
VST is obsolete, it's now called Cubase SX (something between VST and Nuendo), and for
sure many PC/Logic people will take it..
-Mikko
-Original Message-
From: ext Martijn Sipkema [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01. July 2002 16:33
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
I don't know exactly, but it's one with a device id 1724.
-Mikko
-Original Message-
From: ext Dan Hollis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22. May 2002 3:27
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [linux-audio-dev] Audiotrak cards
On Tue, 21 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They
They are not based on Envy24 (ICE1712) chipset, they use ASIC from some other company
who's name I can't remember (I guess it's desgined by Egosys anyway). Audiotrak Maya
is practically the same card that comes with the Steinberg Project Pack.
Generally it's quite easy to find the manufacturer
Please ask them about Audiotrak Prodigy 192 card, that card looks great, actually it
looks like egosys Waveterminal 192L card. Wonder how much it will cost, and also what
they will tell you about it (I think it needs Linux drivers, but where to get the
documentation?).
-Mikko
-Original
Hi,
Has anyone tried and tested the new lock-break patches with the PE patches. The README
tells these lock-break patches are based to Andrew Morton's low-latency patches, they
look like more severe attempt to clean the patches to be included into official kernel
tree, but how well they
PS The analogue oscilator that I used to distrubte was very
very bad. It's
removed in the current release. I will write another when I
have a good
understanding of band-limited oscilators.
Then write just a sine osc.
-Mikko
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