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Trying to understand Jack Midi, (Arpage, Dino)

by james morris

Hi, I recently was testing out Seq24 >> Arpage >> Yoshimi, and it sounded terribly out of time. This is on a fairly new Gentoo install so I wondered if something was misconfigured. I also tried the first release of Arpage and same result. Then I noticed the latency of the Jack settings in use was quite high and reset it to give a much lower latency which completely fixed the timing problems the above seq/arp/synth setup was having. The next test involved the Dino sequencer, but before doing so I attempted to change the Jack settings to give a really bad latency, 170ms+. Jack could not start with such high latencies - the Alsa driver would not load IIRC. I reset the Jack settings for the worst latency I could get with Jack starting, but the timing in Dino although far from perfect, was nowhere near as bad as Arpage. 1) Is there any way to improve Jack Midi timing when the audio driver has a high latency? 2) What is the reason the Alsa driver/Jack would not start when the settings give a big 170ms+ latency? BTW, I'm doing this stuff so I can program with Jack Midi. TIA, James.

15 years, 8 months

Canonical sound position opening

by Forwind info

Hi all, A new position has come up at Canonical (ubuntu) for a sound software engineer. Details are below. You can apply online from here http://webapps.ubuntu.com/employment/canonical_UDSE/ Job Title: Ubuntu Desktop Sound Engineer Posting Date & id: February 2010 UDSE Job Location: Your home, given appropriate facilities including broadband Internet Reports to: Ubuntu Desktop Team Manager Job Summary: We are seeking a Desktop Integration Engineer to play a key development and integration role on the Ubuntu Desktop Team one of the technical teams that makes up the Ubuntu Platform Team. As part of the core Ubuntu team, the Engineer will work on a broad range of technical tasks: including feature planning, packaging, integration,bugfixing and maintenance. The successful candidate will ensure a first class user experience by packaging, bug fixing and development of Pulseaudio and related sound technology and applications. Strong communication and relationship skills are as important as superb technical skills in this role, as the successful candidate will be responsible for process communication and coordination between Ubuntu and external partners, as well as ensuring commonality of purpose and technical approach. This job involves international travel several times a year, usually for one week. Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities: Take on primary maintenance of some components of the Ubuntu Desktop, covering sound related areas. • Engage in bugfixing work across a wide variety of components of the Ubuntu platform. • Assist in prerelease testing of Ubuntu, taking personal ownership of problems and driving them to • solutions. Collaborate with other teams in the Ubuntu community and with upstream developers where appropriate, • to make sure that Ubuntu includes the very best in free software and that our goals are taken into account by other projects. Work directly with OEMs or in conjunction with the Canonical OEM team to address customer needs on • aggressive time lines. When necessary, respond to and work to resolve issues raised by end users and commercial support • customers. Required skills and experience: Familiarity with open source development tools and methodology, especially those in common use for • Ubuntu and Debian package maintenance. Strong understanding of the makeup of a modern GNU/Linux distribution. • Strong interests and experience with a variety of the software that makes up the core of Ubuntu. • Strong interests and experience with Pulseaudio, Alsa, and other sound related technology and • applications on Linux. Capacity to learn quickly about new systems and techniques. • Handson experience with concepts of agile development and lean software engineering. • Deep understanding of, and extensive use of, desktop operating systems; especially the GNOME and • KDE platforms. Excellent English communications skills. • Excellent online communications skills, including IRC, email, and other online venues. • Ability to be productive in a globally distributed team through selfdiscipline and selfmotivation, • delivering according to a schedule. Ability to collaborate in real time with team members in Eastern US and European time zones. •

15 years, 8 months

Fw: [Freewheeling-user] Is freewheeling developing halted?

by Renato

Hello, I'm forwarding this from the freewheeling-user mailing list hoping to find someone interested in bringing on the development of this bright and lovely piece of software. cheers Renato -------------------------------- Begin forwarded message: Date: Sat, 05 Dec 2009 12:20:59 -0700 From: Jan Mercury Pekau <swirlee(a)vcn.bc.ca> To: Jorge Salgueiro <jorge.salgueiro(a)gmail.com> Cc: freewheeling-user(a)lists.sourceforge.net Subject: Re: [Freewheeling-user] Is freewheeling developing halted? Jorge, I hate to admit how distant I've been from Freewheeling. Life keeps changing and I find myself moving on. I don't think I will do any development anytime soon. Is there someone willing to continue on? Jan Jorge Salgueiro wrote: > Do you plan to keep the develop of freewheeling? The last version is > from a year ago, and maybe you are distracted with REAL LIVE(tm), but > it would be a shame to let such a great program pass away... Please > keep on! And to everybody interesed in freewheeling with programming > skills, please be active! > > Cheers! And thanks for all the hard work! > > Atentamente, Jorge Salgueiro (Incitec S.L.) > ______________________________________ > Use GNU/Linux: free culture for a free society > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Join us December 9, 2009 for the Red Hat Virtual Experience, > a free event focused on virtualization and cloud computing. > Attend in-depth sessions from your desk. Your couch. Anywhere. > http://p.sf.net/sfu/redhat-sfdev2dev > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > Freewheeling-user mailing list > Freewheeling-user(a)lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freewheeling-user > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Join us December 9, 2009 for the Red Hat Virtual Experience, a free event focused on virtualization and cloud computing. Attend in-depth sessions from your desk. Your couch. Anywhere. http://p.sf.net/sfu/redhat-sfdev2dev _______________________________________________ Freewheeling-user mailing list Freewheeling-user(a)lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freewheeling-user

15 years, 8 months

dead audio projects worth resuming

by Renato

Hello, I propose to collect in this thread a list of audio programs which could give a great contribute to the linux audio experience, but can't due to halted development, leaving them in a usable or less usable state. This list could then be used for developers in search of some worthy/interesting project to contribute to. I propose two programs who aren't developed anymore: rezound jack-rack I really love them and I feel sorry there's no developer taking care of them. Hope this can be useful Renato

15 years, 9 months

X Window Midi Arp Toy

by james morris

I think this has some potential if it were realized as an application with it's own window space and dedicated widgets rather than as a bash script utilizing xterms and window-manager window-placement. It maps the positions of the popup xterms to note-pitch and note-velocity. I don't know though, it's probably been done already.. I sent it to LAU.. Here's the text describing it further, which probably is a good idea to read quickly: http://jwm-art.net/art/text/xwinmidiarptoy.txt Here's the actual BASH script: http://jwm-art.net/art/text/xwinmidiarptoy james.

15 years, 9 months

Re: [LAD] dead audio projects worth resuming

by humbert.olivier.1＠free.fr

Hi, I made on linuxmao.org a glossary for softwares. You can find the master's page here : http://www.linuxmao.org/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php?page=Glossaire+des+logiciels When I begun this project, it was a single listing-page with all softs that have a dedicaced page on linuxmao.org, but after watch this first list grown and grown and grown, I decided to cut it on : 1) actual (has an update since january 2009) : http://www.linuxmao.org/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php?page=Liste+des+logiciels+li… 2) almost-actual (last update between januray 2005 and january 2009) : http://www.linuxmao.org/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php?page=Liste+des+logiciels+li… 3) museum-section (last update before 2005) : http://www.linuxmao.org/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php?page=La+section+mus%C3%A9e there is too a special page with ladpsa/dssi/lv2 plugins and host/protocol : http://www.linuxmao.org/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php?page=Liste+des+greffons and few others that you can find on these pages. All of this is in french (enjoy ! ;) ) That being said, if at the begining, i was alone on this work, now it's a team work and we made "software versions surveillance" each month, so, it's up-to-date. Bye, and happy to hear something who make me thing that reZound can will be reworked/update :D Olivier, http://www.linuxmao.org

15 years, 9 months

Has anyone ever played a plugin in realtime ... [related to:] hard realtime performance synth

by Emanuel Rumpf

Has anyone ever played a plugin in realtime ( live )... ...and I don't mean a one-finger melody, but a mutli-polyphonic piano piece, eventually with sustain held down, which resulted in about 20 to 40 simultaneusly processed voices. I just realized, that I've never been able to do that. Neither almost. Frustration. But on my digital piano, I can to it. That thing is some years old and definitely doesn't have 2 x 2 GHz processors available. Anyway. The answer so far has been: That system is more dedicated, thus it can, while my PC cannot. The conclusion: I'm working with a wrong system ! - It doesn't allow me to work the way I intend. Damn. What did I buy this system for ? I don't need those 2 x 2GHz for word processing - right ?? This makes me wonder: Which one is the system for my requirements ? Which one is able to make some softsynths / samplers process 30 voices in less than 9 milliseconds ? Could my system be extended or modified in order to suit ? How then ? We have dedicated hardware for graphics, why not for audio ? Sincerely -- E.R.

15 years, 9 months

server issues

by Ivica Ico Bukvic

All, We are continuing to encounter issues with our server and will have to take the system offline for a couple of hours until we figure out what is exactly going on. We'll keep you posted as soon as we know more. Best wishes, Ivica Ico Bukvic, D.M.A. Composition, Music Technology Director, DISIS Interactive Sound & Intermedia Studio Director, L2Ork Linux Laptop Orchestra Assistant Co-Director, CCTAD CHCI, CS, and Art (by courtesy) Virginia Tech Dept. of Music - 0240 Blacksburg, VA 24061 (540) 231-6139 (540) 231-5034 (fax) ico(a)vt.edu http://www.music.vt.edu/faculty/bukvic/

15 years, 9 months

Re: [LAD] Anyone testing the new TerminatorX release?

by gerald mwangi

Hi, for the timebeing mp3 support is broken is sndfile doesn't actually support it. You'll have to use wav files. What do you mean by "It won't connect to Jack"? You dont see the Terminator outputin qjackctl? Or you cant connect them? Check the prefs if you've enabled Jack as the output. Gerald On Sun, 2010-01-31 at 17:09 -0500, Dave Phillips wrote: > Dave Phillips wrote: > > gerald mwangi wrote: > > > >> Has anyone tested TerminatorX 3.83pre? > >> > >> > > > > > > Hi Gerald, > > > > I tried to build it on an Ubuntu Jaunty system, 32-bit. The configure > > script ran without complaint, but make produced this error : > > [snip] > > > > > Solved. I corrected the link for depcomp, tX compiled and installed cleanly. > > It won't connect to Jack, and loading an MP3 crashes it. I'm sorry, I > have some other work to do before I can test any further, but I will try > to test it again later. > > Best, > > dp

15 years, 9 months

[ANN] Non DAW and Non Mixer 1.0.0

by malnourite＠gmail.com

I'm pleased to announce the release of Non-DAW and Non-Mixer version 1.0.0. Some version numbers have been skipped, as a lot time as gone without an official release. Those who have followed Non-DAW via git will only notice a few changes, most of them pushed very recently. The chief advancement provided by this release is the long overdue inclusion of the Non-Mixer. This completes the Non triad and should cover the needs of many, some in ways I haven't yet imagined (it covers my needs almost completely). Non-Mixer is a stand-alone modular mixer application for JACK. It hosts several internal modules, one of which hosts LADSPA plugins. All parameters can be controlled through the GUI or externally via Control Voltage signals [the native control sequence output of Non-DAW] (but a MIDI<->CV gateway program exists, for other uses). It has the unique feature of each strip having its own JACK client, which has promising implications for parallel processing. Non Mixer also has a fast, light FLTK GUI, which finds no problem in rendering hundreds of strips. I have plans to add support for DSSI plugins. Currently, Non-DAW and Non-Mixer are kept in the same repository, even though they are entirely independent applications. I have already begun to restructure the repository and build system and I plan to split the repositories for the two projects out completely, as time allows. This release is dedicated to Deanna, whose untimely demise, in addition to the rumors of my own death, has reminded me of my mortality and the necessity of realizing my dreams while I still have the opportunity. I will not be discouraged, so don't bother trying. I will resist blind adherence to the status quo, as I always have--but now even more fiercely. Progress will not happen on its own. It must be forced along by individuals of power, wisdom, and vision; which we should all aspire to become. But I digress. Non-DAW and Non-Mixer (and Non-Sequencer) can be acquired via git from the URLs listed on the Non website: http://non.tuxfamily.org A shortlog from v0.5.0 to v1.0.0 follows: Jonathan Moore Liles (224): Remove dependence on FLTK >= 1.1.8. Make mute and solo buttons more colorful. Fix offset error in selection rectangle. Don't lose track of timeline focus when window loses focus. Provide a keybinding/menu entry for track renaming. Add action to set range from region position and length. Handle very long port names. Make normalization work properly with looped regions. Improve the appearance of rec/mute/solo buttons. Add solo and record blinkers to TLE. Oops. Fix order of reference in track destructor. Use exact JACK client name in LASH initialization. Add module information to debugging output. Don't quit on escape key. Show disk usage in TLE. Take fades into consideration when splitting regions. Formally disconnect from JACK at exit. Properly handle removal of a track's active sequence. Add option to remove all but the current take. Remove extraneous inclusions of const.h Oops. Write journal entries in proper order when generating snapshot. Set value of 'show all takes' toggle correctly when updating menus. Fix log entry parser for values containing ":" (colons). Use timestamps (of creation) for take names instead of sequential numbers. Add total MB free'd to output of 'remove-unused-sources' script. Oops. Remove debugging noise from console output. remove-unused-sources: Include peak files in deletion and size calculation. Draw inactive takes in a darker hue. remove-unused-sources: Fix source detection regex and add -m (move) option (now the default) Fix occasional segfault upon loading snapshots. Clean up sequence widget label drawing behavior. Don't make an assertion when drawing empty regions. Add 'Denormalize' to Audio_Region context menu. Disable some Audio_Region context menu items when appropriate. Display Y-axis value for control points on mouse over. Fix selection bug for Control Points. Cleanup capture code and eliminate off-by-one-buffer bug when bouncing tracks. Clean up signedness problems in Loggable ID treatment. Add LASH connection indicator to GUI along with --no-lash command line option. Implement storage and loading of unjournaled state for Loggable objects. Use a hash instead of an array for indexing loggables. Add some error checking to unjournaled state save/load. Remove unnecessary code from unjournaled state loader. Use a single hash table for storing loggables and unjournaled state. Remove unnecessary debugging output. Don't leak memory in handling of unjournaled state. Implement capture-offset latency compensation. Give newly created track the focus. Save unjournaled state on LASH save file event. Don't lose timeline settings on LASH save event... Clean up region trimming code. Clean up region splitting code. Clean up journal transaction buffer code to avoid overflow. Assert whenever an invalid journal entry is encountered. Don't allow transport relocation while recording. Check for makedepend command in configure script. Add 'ar' to required commands in configure script. Fl_Arc_Dial: Don't forget to execute callback for mousewheel events Soften the glare effect in FL_BURNISHED_OVAL_BOX Fl_Arc_Dial: Draw value over face of dial Implement Fl_Flowpack. Implement Fl_Labelpad_Group Fl_Sometimes_Input: Draw a box. Refactor common components of Timeline and Mixer into nonlib/ Makefile: disable function inlining when building for debugging. Timeline: Try to make the window fill the screen at startup. Make boxtype drawn on Fl_Sometimes_Input's up mode configurable. Configure: Don't forget to eval result of 'ask' function. Make optimized drawing of timeline canvas a compile-time option. Make doublebuffering of the timeline sub-window a compile-time option. Make use of a sub-window for the timeline a compile-time option. Update some copyright years. LASH_Engine: Add missing include. Timeline: Add blinker to indicate that one or more sequence widgets is selected. Timeline: Don't forget to journal edits to time and tempo points! Fl_Sometimes_Input: Add omitted include. Fl_Labelpad_Group: Measure using actual font of widget instead of always FL_HELVETICA. Timeline: Always resize tracks Fl_Pack. Don't die if user picks a popup menu item with no callback set (e.g. a submenu node). Timeline: Don't die if the user cancels a Track's manual channels set dialog. Add some profiling output for project loading. Attempt to fix sign error in declicking logic for 64-bit systems. Timeline: Attempt to constrain main window to size of screen, but don't automatically fill the screen. Don't allow process callback to be invoked between Engine and JACK::Client destruction. Control Sequences should output control voltage values between 0.0 and 1.0, not -1.0 and 1.0. Allow the removal of annotation sequences via a context menu. User can temporarily disable snapping by holding down 's'. Make it optional (Options/Behavior/...) wether or not stopping the transport disables global record. Ignore events with modifiers in Timeline::handle() to avoid eating keyboard event for global rec enable. Add context menu entries (with keybindings) to Track for record, mute, and solo. Add FL_Menu keybinding to popup Track context menu. Assign a shortcut to 'Transport' submenu. Add entries (with keybindings) for size to Track context menu. Properly set default color scheme. Remove (deprecated) LASH support. Implement Mixer. Mixer: Fix memory error and fill newly allocated chain buffers with silence. Mixer: Properly handle multiple plugin instances in one Plugin module.. Mixer: Fix orientation of vertical sliders in Module_Parameter_Editor Mixer: Make main scrollbar work again. Mixer: Hide panner widget until it's ready to be connected to something... Mixer: Teach modules how to serializer their input port settings. Mixer: Share (reuse) buffers between all chains. Mixer: Fix optimized meter drawing. Mixer: Don't redraw mixer strips unnecessarily. Mixer: Clean up some compiler warnings. Mixer: Allow peaks to be reset on mouse click in Meter_Module Mixer: Improve the mousewheel behavior of Fl_Arc_Dial and add Fl_Value_SliderX. Mixer: Don't forget to remove timeouts in destructors! Mixer: Changes to support project saving/loading. Split New_Project_Dialog out into FL/ to share with mixer. JACK_Module: Don't forget to shutdown input ports in destructor. Mixer: Add menubar. Mixer: GUI Cleanups. Also, permit moving of strips to the left/right. Mixer: Implement "quit" command. Mixer: Gain_Module now accepts gain in dB. Timeline: Add blinker to indicate that one or more sequence widgets is selected. Mixer: Fix one-off in vertical position of DPM. Mixer: Clip module labels. Module_Parameter_Editor: Use Fl_Menu_Button instead of Fl_Choice to improve layout. Mixer/Module: Save/restore 'active' state. Mixer_Strip: Don't forget strip's color. Mixer: Don't forget to save and load controllers. Module_Parameter_Editor: Hide the module name label because it rarely fits in the window. Mixer: Fix race condition causing invalid read in process thread of Meter_Indicator_Module. Mixer/Plugin_Module: Properly manage number of plugin instances. Mixer: Rearrange so that each mixer strip runs as its own JACK client. Add hack to support 'renaming' of JACK::Client. Mixer: Fix plugin loading chicken/egg problem. Mixer/Plugin_Module: Don't die because user picks a category instead of a plugin. Fix bug in plugin input configuration. When recreating ports after 'renaming' a jack client, sort by mode, then alpha. Cleanup. Timeline: Always resize tracks Fl_Pack. Mixer: Add a Mono Panner module. Silence warnings about asprintf return value. Mixer: Allow user to add internal modules as well as plugins to a chain. Mixer: Improve chain insert debugging messages. Mixer/Chain: Avoid renaming JACK clients unnecessarily. Mixer: Fix invalid read in module picker. Mixer: GUI Tweaks. Mixer: Use doublebuffering for main window. Mixer: Fix box type of strip name widgets. Mixer: Draw inactive modules in darker colors. Mixer: Don't require a connected control input for processing audio in Gain_Module. Make the interval of Fl_Blinker configurable. JACK doesn't like it if you set a slow-sync callback and don't act like a slow-sync client... Timeline: Add a blinker for pending seek. Mixer: Put chian modules inside an Fl_Scroll. Mixer: Decrease the default height of Plugin_Module's. Add option to tile mixer strips into 1, 2, or 3 rows. Mixer: Scan for plugins in a background thread. Mixer: Add context menu for Controllers. Save/load control mode. Mixer: Make chain background color match mixer strip. Mixer: Explicitly destroy chian when tearing down mixer strip. Mixer: Show peak value in tooltip on DPMs. Disable mouse-over highlighting of mixer strip name fields. Implement Fl_Packscroller, an alternative to Fl_Scroll better suited to containing vertical Fl_Packs. Use Fl_Packscroller for modules in Chain. Don't bother drawing a DPM if it's clipped. Mixer: Define minimum height for mixer strips. Mixer: Make spatialization control visible again (but it's still not connected to anything) Mixer: Add some stuff to the menubar. Mixer: Implement Project/Open menu option. Mixer: Add stuff to Options/ menu. Save and load options. Mixer: Apply appropriate change required by 66daa1. Split About Dialog off into FL/ Fix the new project dialog. Mixer: Make sure process queue is rebuilt upon binding of controls. Mixer: Add Help/Manual option to menubar. Mixer: Make insert-before work for meter indicator module. Mixer: Cleanup. Mixer: Allow the WM to kill the mixer window. Mixer: Attempt to improve the behavior of single-row display mode. Prevent Timeline and Mixer from attempting to open each other's project formats. Mixer: Add context menu to mixer strips. Fl_Packscroller: Let children have a go at events... FL/menu_popup: Call menu's callback if menu item lacks one. Mixer: Add context menus for modules. Mixer: Clean up event handling. Mixer: Respond appropriately to JACK buffer size callback. Attempt to cope with failure to create JACK clients and ports. Add documentation for mixer and restructure supporting tree. Mixer: Add color chooser to mixer strip context menu. Add section on control voltages to mixer doc. Centralize color schemes. Mixer: Middle click toggles module activation state. Mixer: Add click-to-focus for mixer strips. Mixer: Fix restrip rename menu option. Update mixer documentation. Enforce JACK client name length restrictions. Mixer: Separate out public project commands. Mixer: Don't allow any strips to be created without an open projcet. Make logo used in About_Dialog an option. Makefile: Remove some noise from dependency generation output Fix syntax error in TLE.fl Mixer: Implement cut/copy/paste for modules. Mixer: Improve keyboard focus. Mixer: Add more keybindings to modules. Mixer: Use a toggle in module context menu for bypass instead of separate activate/deactivate items. Update mixer documentation. Mixer: Make chains look better in the Light scheme. Fl_Flowpack: Flow mode should default to on! Mixer: tweak the size of GUI elements. Mixer: Don't show mixer strip label. Mixer: Show project name on menubar. Mixer: Set X class of main window. Mixer: Warn if user attempts to quit without saving. Mixer: Don't show label for Meter module... Mixer: Fix "Help" menu item. Update mixer screenshots. Mixer: Support specifying an instance name on the command line (--instance) Prefix main window titles with "Non DAW : " Mixer: Clean up some compiler warnings. Massively reoganize tree. Timeline: Hide seek blinker, which may not be particularly useful. Mixer: Don't show module context menu for Meter_Indicator_Module. Fl_Packscroller: Don't eat unwanted FL_PUSH events. Bump version. Tweak build system. New logo for Non-DAW. Improve logo for Non-Mixer. FL: Make About_Dialog more dynamic. Last minute documentation updates. Peter Nelson (1): Don't silence input ports. -- Feb 01 2010, Jonathan Moore Liles

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