[LAU] Bagpipe(Medieval) Plugin - Who wants to develop one with me?

[James Stone]

It sounds like an interesting idea, but I don't really understand what
you have against csound or sc? LV2 plugins would still rely on similar
underlying processing.

And you are interested in using samples, but not keen on making a gig file?

Can you roughly outline how you would see the samples being integrated
into the synth. How would it differ from what's possible with gig?

I think bagpipes are perhaps the hardest instrument to get to sound
even OK on a computer, but perhaps that is partly from the lack of
pipes musicians being involved in the creation process.. This could be
very nice!

I should point out now that I have absolutely zero skills in
programming lv2 or similar, so I'm unlikely to be of much help in this
project. I would have thought the gig format might be the best
approach for a sample-based instrument though?

James



On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 6:07 PM, Nils <list at nilsgey.de> wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:33:37 +0800
> Ray Rashif <schivmeister at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Oh man this would be awesome..Im a big pipe fan and in all of my projects I
>> try to use a bit of it, and have to rely on SoundByte's Bagpipes VST for
>> that (I could never get a real pipe player, nor am I good at playing winds).
>
>
> SoundBytes Bagpipes are not really good, but made with some passion. But the author does not answer any linux related questions, it seems.
>
> As often this question is really egoistic because I want to sample my own bands instruments. But I want to share it.
>
> I don't want to rely on supercollider or csound for sampling. A LV2 plugin would be a good thing, I guess.  I have no interest to make this avaible for Windows or Mac.
>
> But I can't make lv2 plugins on my own. Thats the call for help.
>
> Nils
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