ImpulseLoader is a simple, mono, IR-File loader/convolution LV2 plug for
Linux and windows.
This release fix issues with arbitrary buffer sizes.
IR-Files could be loaded via the integrated File Browser, or, when
supported by the host, via drag and drop.
A pop up menu provide quick access to all IR Files in the current loaded
Path.
If the IR-File have more then 1 channel, only the first channel will be
used.
IR-Files will be resampled on the fly to match the session Sample Rate.
Project Page:
https://github.com/brummer10/ImpulseLoader.lv2
Release Page:
https://github.com/brummer10/ImpulseLoader.lv2/releases/tag/v0.4
Hi all!
We are glad to announce that we released version 1.3.0 of Brickworks,
the music DSP toolkit that supplies you with the fundamental building
blocks for creating and enhancing audio engines on any platform.
Here's a short list of changes:
* Introduced fast time-invariant TDF-II IIR filters of first and
second order (biquads) and new related examples.
* Now C++ API/implementations use BW_NULL instead of nullptr to
support ancient C++ compilers.
* Improved build system for examples and updated related documentation.
* Fixed several small documentation typos.
Consequently, we also updated Brickworks Pro algorithms to take
advantage of the latest improvements.
Brickworks is fully free/open source software (GPLv3 license) and we
also offer commercial licenses.
You can find more information on the official web page:
https://www.orastron.com/algorithms#brickworks.
Best regards,
Stefano D'Angelo
Orastron - https://www.orastron.com/
Hi everyone,
As we're getting ready for LAC 2025, we're currently looking for
potential reviewers for the scientific track of the conference. In fact,
and to be completely transparent about this, it turns out that the
"historial list of LAC reviewers" has been lost after "all these years
without LAC." After the paper submission deadline (March 24) will be
passed, reviewers will have until April 18 to write their reviews. We
hope to be able to assign no more than three papers to each reviewer.
Whether you already reviewed for LAC or not, we kindly ask you to fill
out this form:
https://framaforms.org/reviewer-call-for-lac-25-1738313198 to apply to
be a reviewer. Filling out this form doesn't guaranty that you will
review for LAC: your application will be reviewed by the scientific
committee of the conference who will shortly let you know if it has been
accepted or not.
We thank you in advance for your help with that!
As a side note, we remind you (again) that the paper submission deadline
for LAC 2025 is March 24: https://jimlac25.inria.fr/lac/#important-dates
We look forward to seeing you in Lyon in June!
Cheers,
Romain Michon (for the LAC 2025 organizational committee)
ps: feel free to forward this message to any group/individual/platform
who might be able to help with this!
aloop is a audio file looper for Linux using PortAudio as back-end
(jack, pulse, alsa), libsndfile to load sound files and zita-resampler
to resample the files when needed. The GUI is created with libxputty.
This is the first release for aloop, it comes with the following features:
* support all file formats supported by libsndfile.
* resample files on load to match session Sample Rate
* file loading by drag n' drop
* included file browser
* open file directly in a desktop file browser
* open file on command-line
* create, sort, save and load playlists
* select to loop over a single file or over the play list
* move play-head to mouse position in wave view
* set loop points for start/end loop
* save loop points in play list
* save selected loop as wav file
* play backwards
* volume control
* break playback (keyboard support space bar)
* reset play-head to start position (keyboard support courser left)
Dependencies
* libsndfile1-dev
* portaudio19-dev
* libcairo2-dev
* libx11-dev
Project page:
https://github.com/brummer10/aloop
Release Page:
https://github.com/brummer10/aloop/releases/tag/v0.1
Please report issues to the project issue tracker.
Drumstick (https://drumstick.sourceforge.io/docs/index.html) is a set of
GPLv3 licensed C++/Qt libraries for MIDI applications. The project
includes several tools as examples, and among them is the
drumstick-guiplayer utility that leverages the Drumstick::ALSA library,
so it is available only for Linux (because the ALSA sequencer is a linux
only technology). Some people have requested a program with the same
functionalities also on Windows and macOS, so here it is. But this
project is much more ...
Some key features:
* MIDI Output to hardware MIDI ports, or any other Drumstick backends,
like soft synths
* Transpose song tonality between -12 and +12 semitones
* Change MIDI volume level (using MIDI CC7)
* Scale song speed between half and double tempo
* Supports MID/KAR/RMI (Standard MIDI Files) and WRK (Cakewalk) file formats
Changes in v1.7.5:
* fix for GH ticket #32: text highlight color setting
* fix for Backend manager
* building and packaging with msvc 2022 on Windows, including ARM64 arch
* using Drumstick 2.10, including better Fluidsynth settings
Build requirements:
* C++11 compiler
* Qt5 >= 5.15 or Qt6 >= 6.2
* Drumstick libraries v2.10
* Uchardet v0.0.8
* CMake 3.16
* Pandoc (when BUILD_DOCS=on)
Copyright (C) 2021-2024 Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas
License: GPL v3 or later
Project and Source Repositories
https://sourceforge.net/p/dmidiplayerhttps://github.com/pedrolcl/dmidiplayer
Downloads
https://sourceforge.net/projects/dmidiplayer/files/v1.7.5/