Hi all,
I am pleased to announce the monoidea's project monothek.
We implement a musicians service based on Advanced Gtk+ Sequencer library.
https://krähemann.com/blog/2018/11/03/monoideas-monothek/
I started to implement the code base about 3 weeks, ago. If anyone is
interested in participate, please let me know.
by,
Joël
On behalf of the entire Rivendell development team, I'm pleased to announce the availability of Rivendell v2.19.3 Rivendell is a full-featured radio automation system targeted for use in professional broadcast environments. It is available under the GNU General Public License version 2.
From the NEWS file:
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Changes:
BroadcastTools Support. Added a Switcher/GPIO driver for the
BroadcastTools SS 2.1 switcher.
AudioScience GPIO. Added support for GPIO on AudioScience adapters
to the 'Local Audio Adapter' Switcher/GPIO driver.
Add Next/Insert Cart RML. Renamed the 'Add Next' ['PX'] RML to
'Insert Cart' ['PX'] and added two optional arguments to allow
specification of the insertion position and transition type.
Spinitron RLM. Added support for Spinitron v2 to the 'spinitron_plus'
RLM.
Exported File Mode. Added an 'ExportedFileMode=' parameter to the
'[Tuning]' section of rd.conf(5) to permit permission mode of exported
audio files to be specified.
Various bug fixes. See the 'ChangeLog' for details.
Database Update:
This version of Rivendell uses database schema version 275, and will
automatically upgrade any earlier versions. To see the current schema
version prior to upgrade, see RDAdmin->SystemInfo.
As always, be sure to run RDAdmin immediately after upgrading to allow
any necessary changes to the database schema to be applied.
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Further information, screenshots and download links are available at:
http://www.rivendellaudio.org
Cheers!
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| Frederick F. Gleason, Jr. | Chief Developer |
| | Paravel Systems |
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| A room without books is like a body without a soul. |
| -- Cicero |
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There are only two days (and some) left to vote for your favourite
tracks in The Open Source Music FM Synthesizer Challenge:
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/vote/
We have 15 fantastic entries, please show your appreciation by voting.
So far we have 28 voters. Can we reach 50 or 60?!
As an incentive, we'll GIVE AWAY one license of the Cadmium synthesizer
by LHI Audio to a voter selected by draw. See the "Prizes" page for more
information:
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/prizes/
See you at the Sonoj Convention!
--
The Operator,
Christopher Arndt
Open Source Audio Meeting Cologne
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/
fmchallenge(a)osamc.de
ardour2fpx
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Convert an Ardour VST presets XML file to VST2 FXP preset files.
What is it?
The Open Source DAW Ardour saves user presets for VST plugins in its own
XML format. Unfortunately, most proprietary DAWs expect presets for VST2
plugins as FXP files. This makes it very hard to share presets for VST2
plugins between users of Ardour and those propietary DAWs.
The ardour2fxp script converts Ardour VST preset files to FXP preset
files, so they can be imported when using the same plug-ins in another DAW.
Where to get it?
https://github.com/SpotlightKid/ardour2fxp
or via pip:
pip install ardour2fxp
How to use?
After installation, the ardour2fxp script can be used like this:
ardour2fxp ~/.config/ardour5/presets/vst-1094861636 my-presets
This will create an FXP (extension .fxp) file for every preset in the
Ardour preset file (vst-1094861636 in the example above). FXP files will
be put into sub-directories of the output directory given as the second
command line argument (my-presets in the example). The FXP files will be
named after the preset label (with spaces replaced with underscores) and
the sub-directories will be named after the plug-in identifier
(1094861636 -> "ABCD" in the example).
*Share & Enjoy*
Christopher Arndt
Hi Synthusiasts!
the submission period for the Open Source Music FM Synthesizer Challenge
has ended and the competition entries are now waiting for your votes!
We have a fantastic turnout of 15 great tracks, to which you can listen
here:
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/list/
Voting is open to everybody (email registration required) and runs until
the end of 2018-10-24.
Please honour the labour that went into the competition entries and show
your appreciation by casting your vote here:
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/vote/
--
The Operator,
Christopher Arndt
Open Source Audio Meeting Cologne
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/
fmchallenge(a)osamc.de
Hey everyone,
the Open Source Music FM Synthesizer Challenge is in full swing, we
already have a few tracks for you to listen to and voting starts on
Monday 15th Oct:
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/vote/
But you still have a whole weekend to make a track and enter the
competition and have a chance to *win a MOD Duo*!
Yes, that's right, MOD Devices has offered to give away a MOD Duo to the
winner of the first place in the competition!
Check out our prizes page, to learn about the MOD Duo and MOD Devices:
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/prizes/
The company has kindly asked me to draw special attention to their MOD
Labs community program, which I am happy to do. More information about
this program can be found here:
https://www.moddevices.com/community/modlabs
The Operator,
Christopher Arndt
Open Source Audio Meeting Cologne
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/
fmchallenge(a)osamc.de