13 Jul
2017
13 Jul
'17
10:29 p.m.
Unfortunately, the author of JamRouter and Phasex has been "missing" for
some time. By missing I mean absent from the Internet. He also disappeared
in the past, then re-emerged for a brief time when he announced updates to
Phasex and apparently pushed JamRouter to github. Then he promptly
disappeared again. In the process, he left Phasex in a somewhat broken
state and has since stopped responding to issues in github or other
attempts at communication.
So keep in mind that code in his repos is apparently at this point in time
largely abandonware unless someone forks and continues development.
On Fri, Jul 14, 2017 at 7:52 AM, Carlo Capocasa <carlo(a)capocasa.net> wrote:
I do not
remember hearing of it before,
and I try to at least briefly read all messages to linux audio users and
jack-devel lists. If the JamRouter author posted a message describing
JamRouter to either of those lists I do not remember seeing it. No one
will evaluate new software if no one hears of the new software.
Ah yes, build a better mousetrap and the world will beat a path to your
door. But it might take years.
The same might go for the GTK phasex synth by the same author that's been
around and had accurate MIDI since 2008, as mentioned above. Sounds like
all
the synths on this track except the leads, which are hardware (Virus).
https://soundcloud.com/dejavuslip/brand-new-day-v011
No distribution packages but builds fine and looks beasty.
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