Hello,
a new version of the LV2 plugin B.Choppr is released a few days ago.
B.Choppr is an audio stream chopping LV2 plugin and the official
successor of B.Slizr. The new version contains an important fix of a bug
that limited the use of this plugin.
What's new:
* Bugfix uninitialized markers upon GUI start that resulted in weird
chopping effects in v1.2.x
* Bypass
* Dry / wet mixing
Project page: https://github.com/sjaehn/BChoppr
Download: https://github.com/sjaehn/BChoppr/releases
Instructions: https://github.com/sjaehn/BChoppr/blob/master/README.md
Try, enjoy and have fun
Sven Jaehnichen
Dear all,
Today I'd like to perform maintenance on the linuxaudio.org web server
around 20:00 CEST. Maintenance comprises moving from GlusterFS storage
to disk storage in order to improve performance of the web server.
GlusterFS seemed promising but through time we came to realize it's not
optimal for our situation.
Maintenance will take approx. 3 hours. During that period the sites
hosted on the web server won't be reachable as I'd like to shut down all
services before doing a final rsync. Thanks for your understanding.
Best regards,
Jeremy
Hello all,
Two new sets of AMB plugins are available at
<http://kokkinizita.linuxaudio.org/linuxaudio/downloads/index.html>
AMB1-plugins:
First order panners, Z-axis rotation, and dominance.
HOA3-plugins:
Third order panners, Z-axis rotation, converters for SN3D to/from
N3D and FuMa.
See the README for details.
All of them now use the 'Ambix' format and gains (except of course
the convertors at the non-SN3D side).
Ambix format uses ACN channel order, as does Ambdec. So e.g. Ardour
master outputs will be in the same order as Ambdec inputs, but channel
numbers are offset by 1, for example:
Ardour master Ambdec input
----------------------------
1 in.0 (W)
2 in.1 (Y)
3 in.2 (Z)
4 in.3 (X)
If you use these with Ambdec, don't forget to check the 'Input scaling'
in the configuration dialog. This should be set to 'SN3D'. If necessary,
change, apply and optionally save the preset.
--
FA
I just noticed to day that I never have done a proper release for
pajackconnect.
I use it since 3 years every day, mostly without notice it at all.
Today I receive a contribution which fix some (small, but well worth to
fix) issues, that reminds me
to go and make a release.
https://github.com/brummer10/pajackconnect/releases/tag/v1.0
From the README:
> Make JACK Work With PulseAudio
>
> This script is intended to be invoked via QjackCtl to start up and
> shut down JACK on a system running PulseAudio. It handles the
> necessary setup to make the two work together, so PulseAudio clients
> get transparently routed through JACK while the latter is running, or
> if pulseaudio is suspend by pasuspender, do nothing
>
> Usage: in QjackCtl’s Settings window, in the “Options” tab, enter the
> command
>
> pajackconnect start &
>
> in the field labelled “Execute script after Startup”, and put
>
> pajackconnect stop &
>
> in the field labelled “Execute script on Shutdown”.
>
> pajackconnect reset &
>
> in the field labelled “Execute script after Shutdown”.
>
> for use jack without pulseaudio, add in Qjackctl setting window in the
> serverpath field 'pasuspender -- ' before 'jackd', save settings as
> "No Pulse" for example. Remove 'pasuspender -- ', and save settings as
> 'Pulse'. Now you can select from the Qjackctl setting window, if you
> would start jack with or without pulse.
>
> To make it work after suspend, the file resume-fix-pulseaudio.service
> needs to be installed and enabled. If you use the debian package, the
> package installer handle that for you.
>
Hi,
I am trying to detect port connection and deconnection, using a callback function, thus:
void JackPortInfo::connectionJackCallback(jack_port_id_t a, jack_port_id_t b, int connect, void* arg) // deceard as static
{
qDebug() << "JackPortInfo::connectionJackCallback()";
}
bool JackPortInfo::initPortCallback()
{
int check;
if ((check = jack_set_port_connect_callback(client, connectionJackCallback, this)))
qDebug() << "check: " << check;
}
I call initPortCallback() just after
jack_client_open(...)
and it returns NULL, so this part looks OK. However, connectionJackCallback is not called when I start/stop Audacity. What am I overlooking?
Sigmund.