Hi,
torsdagen den 10 juli 2003 15.51 skrev du:
> On 2003.07.10 04:10, Robert Jonsson wrote:
> > I guess you already know, but csound has changed license recently, but
> > that was for the core parts only. I think the modules have their own
> > licenses and it might not have rippled through just yet.
> > But afaict it should be possible to bundle also in a while.
>
> I did not know that. I hope I can include it then. Do you have a
> reference for this licence change?
this is all I could find.
http://www.music.columbia.edu/pipermail/linux-audio-announce/2003-May/00016…
>
> > BTW, what are the policy of mandrake since rtsynth and jmax can't be
> > bundled?
>
> Jmax requires Java (IIRC). Since we don't package proprietary apps, we
> don't package java, and since urpmi uses automatic dependency resolution,
> we can't package any apps that require java. The nice guys at jpackage.org
> do this kind of stuff though.
>
> Rtsynth has no source code. Kinda defeats the open-source philosophy.
Yes, true, it's a nice app still.
/Robert
Hi!
News gmorgan-0.02
-----------------------------
- Drum "Velocity" Mixer
Is a mixer for correct in a easy way the differences of volumes for each drum
note in differents soundfonts.
- Batch Song Player-Editor
Small attempt to do something like Band in a Box.
Still developing that part... maybe can be usefull and maybe someone can send
me patterns to add. :-)
gmorgan is a .. Rhythm Station, an organ with auto-accompaniment. Uses MIDI
and the ALSA sequencer for play the rhythm patterns. Styles, patterns ,
sounds, and the mixer settings, can be edited and saved.
Program released GNU/GPL version 2.
Tested on Gentoo, debian PIII 933 and PII 300
REQUERIMENTS
--------------------------
Linux
ALSA
Fltk
Take a look at http://personal.telefonica.terra.es/web/soudfontcombi/
And please ... if you enjoy this prog and wants to share patterns, send me,
and i will include in future versions, i have a large TODO, and i need some
help.
Josep
>
> although you said in a previous post that you don't like
> auto-accompaniements, and although you say that you are not a programmer, I
> think that your progs are very good. I have not yet fully tested horgan and
> gmorgan, but I like them. I play live music, but sometimes I find that a
> auto-accompaniement is useful to lay down an idea for a new song. And
> sometimes it's just fun and relaxing playing this way :)
>
> Once again, thanks.
> GuyCLO~
Hi thanks for the interest of my programs ... i think you are the only one :-)
I want to explain a little history ... of topic .. sorry ... yes .. i pay my
bills playing for the people, when i was young .... Neron was emperator of
Rome ... i was make a test in the college, for apptitudes to select some kind
of university career, and my artists aptitudes was 0,00014% i will never
forget this number .. :-) and for engeniering or some like that was 99% ..
anyway i was decide to be musicien in this life. Now, many years after this i
know i was make a big effort .... years ago i was discover the computers and
... i like it. Well ... i'm not programer ... i need to learn millions of
things before i can say something like that. I only need to see the code from
other people, perfectly structurated, and i dont know how to do it. Well, in
fact they are many many of basic things i really dont know it. And .. i dont
have anyone close who can explain me :-(
Maybe all of this was the causant of the terrific graphic design of my
programs :-), and .... four your resolution problem ... i have one good new
an one bad new, the good one was ... i was never think in this problem but do
the main window with all the widgets resizable i think will not be a big
problem, i will try to do it, but the bad new ... is .. the comming version
0.02 has another "main" window for batch play .. like Band in a Box ...and
resize in that window maybe will be a problem.
I'm developing gmorgan, and i have a large TODO ... but after 0.02 maybe i
can stop improving and i will make some patterns, this prog without patterns
is nothing.
Thanks for all.
Josep
>1- GUI programming, and interface/audio syncronization. As well as I can
>Is it accepted to lock in cases where a destructive operation is being
>performed?
As far as I am concerned it is never acceptable for a regular thread to
lock an rt thread for exactly the reason you mention: priority inversion
deadlock. You forgot to mention one other method for achieving this
communication; System V ipc messages, which i prefer because they don't
lock (if used right) and they are simple. See the man pages for msgget,
msgsnd, msgrcv.
>3-Host instruments. I remember some discussion on XAP a while ago,...
I think that LADSPA plugins can be used as softsynths to good effect.
LADSPA hint # 0x2C0 (LADSPA_HINT_DEFAULT_440) allows for a plugin to be
pitch controlled. This is not as fancy as other plugin api's but it
works and I think we will see more and more use of it. Using a LADSPA
plugin as a softsynth requires a decent amount of work on the part of
the host: each LADSPA plugin instance is only one voice and polyphony
must be handled by the host. However, there are now hosts out there that
have the framework to handle this.
>4-Interface abstraction for plugins.: We all know how our lovely X11..
>Steve Harris proposed the use of (rdf was it?),
Steve Harris' lib-rdf is available:
http://plugin.org.uk//lrdf/
but i have not used it and can not say anything useful about it. It is
used by ardour though.
-jacob robbins.....
Well okay I did it.
It works! And looks perfect. And more usable.
And I have seen channel numbers 0., 0/(M) and 00
and coredump in 10 seconds after that.
anyways thanks for making such a cool program!
nikodimka.
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Correct. bad moc.
I have already figured this out.
"just send compiler error to google and you know whats wrong".
maybe you should not use plain moc command in SConstruct, but with full path prefix.
10x,
nikodimka
PS: I am still unable to compile, but I keep moving in that direction.
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Hello LADs!
I am trying to build cheestracker 0.8.0
on debian-stable, g++-2.95, with custom installed qt3
and getting trouble.
here's how the make log looks like:
=================================8<=================
scons .
scons: Reading SConscript files ...
Detecting if PKG-CONFIG is installed...
0.11.0
pkg-config found!
Checking for libsigc++-1.2...
1.2.5
libsigc++-1.2 found!
QT Check:
$QTDIR exists at, using QTDIR instead of harcdoded pathlist /export/qt3/
Looking for QT 3.x Includes:
/export/qt3//include/qt
Checking QT version..
#define QT_VERSION_STR "3.0.3"
Looking for QT 3.x Libraries:
using: -lqt-L/export/qt3//lib
Looking for QT 3.x 'moc' Binary:
moc command: /export/qt3//bin/moc
QT was found!
Detecting if OSS exists on the system..
OSS was found.
Dependency check successful, writing cache
MOC check: property_bridge_edit.h
MOC check: cspinbutton.h
MOC check: ccolor_bridge.h
MOC check: ccolor_list.h
MOC check: font_bridge.h
MOC check: keyboard_input_config.h
MOC check: audio_config.h
MOC check: sample_editor.h
MOC check: sample_editor_format.h
MOC check: sample_viewer.h
MOC check: sample_viewer_zoom.h
MOC check: envelope_point_editor.h
MOC check: envelope_editor.h
MOC check: resampler_config.h
MOC check: note_bridge.h
MOC check: sample_editor_clipboard.h
MOC check: sample_editor_effects.h
MOC check: pattern_edit.h
MOC check: pattern_edit_widget.h
MOC check: sample_edit.h
MOC check: instrument_edit.h
MOC check: interface.h
MOC check: order_and_defaults_editor.h
MOC check: variables_edit.h
MOC check: mdi_main_window.h
mdi_main_window.h:201: Warning: Variable as signal or slot.
['sigc-1.2']
scons: done reading SConscript files.
scons: Building targets ...
c++ -I/export/local/lib/sigc++-1.2/include -I/export/local/include/sigc++-1.2 -D
POSIX_ENABLED -O3 -ffast-math -DOSS_ENABLED -Icommon/ -Icommon/defines/ -Icommon
/components/data -I/export/qt3//include/qt -Icommon -I. -Icommon/defines -c -o c
ommon/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.o common/interface__QT/audio/moc__au
dio_config.cpp
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:30: no `void Audio_Config::init
MetaObject()' member function declared in class `Audio_Config'
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp: In method `void Audio_Config::
initMetaObject()':
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:34: implicit declaration of fun
ction `int badSuperclassWarning(...)'
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp: At top level:
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:41: prototype for `class QStrin
g Audio_Config::tr(const char *)' does not match any in class `Audio_Config'
common/interface__QT/audio/audio_config.h:41: candidate is: static class QString
Audio_Config::tr(const char *, const char * = 0)
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp: In function `static class QMet
aObject * Audio_Config::staticMetaObject()':
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:95: no method `QMetaObject::new
_metadata'
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:96: no method `QMetaObject::new
_metaaccess'
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:98: `struct QMetaData' has no m
ember named `ptr'
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:98: `QMember' undeclared (first
use this function)
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:98: (Each undeclared identifier
is reported only once
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:98: for each function it appear
s in.)
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:98: parse error before `;'
common/interface__QT/audio/moc__audio_config.cpp:101: `struct QMetaData' has no
member named `ptr'
multiple parse errors follow.
nikodimka
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Hello,
I have been doing some tests with OpenAFS, and it hangs on me
frequently. On the OpenAFS I found out that this is very likely
caused by the preemptible patch. Knowing that a lot of people
around here are using that patch, I'd like to ask if any of you
have experienced the same, and know of a solution, or an alter-
native that NFS which would work well with low latency kernels.
Maarten