Hi.
I released ZynAddSubFX 1.2.1, a powerfull synthezier
for Linux and Windoze.
Get it from:
http://zynaddsubfx.sourceforge.net/
News:
- improved filter interpolation
- bugfix: wav header is written correctly
- bugfix: NRPN works correctly (eg:the
controller was 0x98 instead of 98), now you can
controll all effects parametrer realtime via MIDI
- bugfix: pitch bend works OK in windows
- added master fine detune (-64..63 cents)
- it is possible to swap effects or copy them
- started to port ZynAddSubFX to VST (not
functional, yet)
- the resonace can protect the fundamental freq.
against damping
Paul.
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i remember i have read a statement about a lock free ringbuffer
implemented in C somewhere.
Can anybody remeber it ?
--
torben Hohn
http://galan.sourceforge.net -- The graphical Audio language
Hi all,
After the LAD Conference and using apps which used the lrdf taxoomy
(putting plugins into categories) code it became obvious the the current
taxonomy wasn't really useful.
the current taxnomy looks like:
Utilities
Generators
Oscillators
Simulators
Reverbs
Time
Delays
Phasers
Flangers
Chorus
Reverbs
Frequency
Measurement
Filters
Lowpass
Highpass
Bandpass
Combs
Allpass
EQs
Parametric
Multiband
Pitch shifters
Amplitude
Amplifiers
Waveshapers
Modulators
Distortions
Dynamics
Compressors
Expanders
Limiters
Gates
This makes a certian amount of sense from a theoretical point of view, but
isn't much use when you're trying to find a compressor.
So, we need to deine a taxonomy that is more useful to users.
I recon that something like this is a good start, but feedback would
really help:
Utilities
Generators
Oscillators
Delays
Phasers + Allpass
Flangers
Chorus
Reverbs
Filters
Lowpass
Highpass
Bandpass
Combs
EQs
Parametric
Multiband
Pitch shifters
Modulation
Distortion
Amp effects
Waveshapers
Dynamics
Compressors
Expanders
Limiters
Gates
Feel free to suggest changes to make it easier to use. I can drop in the
new taxonomy without changing any code. As soon as we decide on a new
structure I will distribute a new .rdfs file then you can just copy it
over the old one and try it out.
- Steve
Greetings:
While helping out a client with his PlanetCCRMA installation I've
realized the intense need for session management software. I'll start
working with LADCCA, but I wondered if anyone else has been using it and
if they have any particularly useful experience to share yet. I realize
LADCCA is in its early stages of development, but this kind of software
could really reduce the amount of time we spend setting things up. Yes,
I know I can use scripts to help automate setup, but it would be great
to have a single piece of software to do that for me.
Just musing out loud here... ;)
Best regards,
== dp
Greetings:
At this time the /. effect is in full swing. The main page now reports
more than 10,000 reads, far more than any other article currently
listed. I feel that this is because it's really the time to notice Linux
audio. Linux audio development has 'way outstripped my expectations,
thanks to the enormous efforts from this really rather amazing
community, and as they say, "People are beginning to notice!". I know
there's so much work yet to be done, but it's a good time to acknowledge
the advances that have been made since 1999.
Also, I just received the May 2003 hard-copy issue of LJ with my
Softsynth Roundup in it. Once again the editors at LJ have done an
excellent job with the layout and presentation. For those of you who
will read the article please feel free to contact me with your comments
and/or complaints.
Best regards,
== Dave Phillips
The Book Of Linux Music & Sound at http://www.nostarch.com/lms.htm
The Linux Soundapps Site at http://linux-sound.org
Currently listening to: Harold Budd & Brian Eno, "An Echo Of Night"
Demolition, my destruction testing tool for LADSPA plugins is now available
as a pre-release version. This is fully functional, but I want to get
some feedback from "users" (ie other LADSPA developers) before I call it
version 1.0
http://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~njl98r/code/ladspa/
(Don't be distracted by all the XMMS LADSPA stuff on the same page)
If you write LADSPA plugins, or if you maintain a LADSPA host and don't
think much of the quality of some plugins, this tool is for you. Please
run out and grab it. There is documentation linked from the same place
as the source code.
Now, at this point I could list a dozen or so bugs in famous LADSPA
plugin libraries, but I won't. If this tool works you should be able to
find them yourselves (all bugs are shallow...). I know Steve Harris
is already beavering away fixing the ones he's found in the swh-plugins.
Nick.
Greetings:
Just a note to mention that the Karlsruhe report has had 3,871 reads
so far, more than any other article listed except for the Ultimate Linux
Box on-line project. Seems like maybe people are really interested in
what you guys are up to ! :)
Best regards,
== Dave Phillips
The Book Of Linux Music & Sound at http://www.nostarch.com/lms.htm
The Linux Soundapps Site at http://linux-sound.org
Currently listening to: Ravi Shankar, "Raga Todi (Live At Monterey)"
