What is it?
Lemux is a collection of (GPL) LADSPA instruments based on devices from the
openMSX emulator and other sources (e.g. sidplay2).
It is long from finished, but some instruments are already very usable.
I only tested them with alsamodular, and I'd love to hear from people
who try them with another LADSPA host. Any other feedback is also
highly appreciated.
More info can be found at the website:
http://lumatec.be/joost/lemux/
Greetings, Joost
the current LAD site (http://www.linuxdj.com/audio/lad )
(or http://www.linuxaudiodev.org )
runs on a machine with PHP4 and full MySQL support.
Joern N. (the LAD web-"meister") can install any package he likes
(wi-ki etc) he should just contact me if he needs a MySQL DB
so I can setup it within short time.
This allows us to run any content management system we like,
eg phpnuke, postnuke etc.
I think fragmenting the LAD stuff on many sites does not make
sense because it makes it harder to find the information.
Joern (or Paul W) if you need assistance write me to benno AT gardena.net.
cheers,
Benno
http://linuxsampler.sourceforge.net
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Hi!
I want to write an app that can synthesize specific Hertz ( keys) at specific times,
like a tracker. I am actually writting the synth, and the following problem is there:
How do I tell my synth() - function that the point in the pattern is reached to play
a a1 for example. I thought about two threads: One synth and one Midi-keyboard
emulator. I am "new" at alsa-programming and I wanted to know if this theory is
possible; Tipps would be ok :)
greetz : Sascha Retzki
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With pd you can already do this with the joystick external. The only thing
that needs to be added is the ability for multiple joysticks. I should do
that one of these days, but I use only one myself, so it gets postponed all
the time (which is a typical OS/unpaid development problem).
OTOH you can have force feedback control with pd, and serial port objects and
OSC etc etc.
With alsa virmidi you can route the resulting midi to any other app.
Gerard
> From: Paul Davis <paul(a)linuxaudiosystems.com>
> http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/2003/junXion-10.html
>
> the ALSA sequencer already provides 90% of the infrastructure
> described. all that is needed is something to read from the game
> controller and queue immediate MIDI events ...
>
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Hi there,
I'm quite new to this list - I've been reading for a while, and am getting
quite interested in having a go at writing some low-latency audio
software.
I have a couple of questions regarding hardware (you will probably be able
to tell that I am new to this from the questions):
How much difference to the latency will different soundcards make - is it
as much as on windows say ?
What kind of latency should I expect from a typical AC97 codec - eg the
Realtek ALC655 ?
Are there any PCI soundcards recommended by yourselves for use with Linux
low latency applications
Thanks for your help!
James
Hi,
Can anybody give me a link/document which gives the details about Timidity
code. Since, I have recently started working on audio software
(particularly, Timidity for PDAs :) ) I would like to know the logic
behind the code. Atleast you can send me something that explains MIDI in detail.
Thanks a lot :-)
Best regards,
Ravishankar
Hello,
DRC 2.3.0 has been released and it is avalilable at:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/drc/
Changes: This release adds two parameters to control the gain-limiting
procedures. These parameters control a sort of "soft clipping" of the
frequency response, avoiding ringing on abrupt truncations. A new parameter
to select the magnitude type of the target frequency response (either
linear or expressed in dB) has been added. The ability to perform
microphone compensation has also been added. The license has been switched
to the GPL.
Bye,
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InfoTecna
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URL: http://www.infotecna.it
Hi,
I'd like to program a "player piano" under GNU/Linux for OSS/Lite. All it would
do is play MIDI files and light up a song's notes on a graphical keyboard.
Unfortunately, my old SB16 sound card does not have AWE support and its Yamaha
OPL3 FM synthesizer support sounds very inorganic. Hence, I'm looking for a way
to use a "software sequencer" (like Timidity.) I tried Fluidsynth, but it causes
midis to break up on my computer.
Here are my questions:
1. Is is possible to have a previously written player for OSS (such as SDL Mixer
or Timidity) play a stream in the background, and I somehow "read into" what
notes are being played at every moment so I can light up the correct piano key?
Unfortunately, Timidity is stand-alone; that is, is has no developmental
libraries.
2. If not, then are there any "software sequencer" (MIDI to WAV) programming
*interfaces* out there that do not require ALSA (that is, that use OSS)?
Thanks In Advance,
Sincerely,
Sean
