7 Nov
2005
7 Nov
'05
9:33 p.m.
Hi Paul,
Can you please put your patches into an email. I got
everything to compile after a couple of mods but when
I run it I get a seg fault so I just want to see what
you modified.
Kev
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On 11/7/05, Artemiy Pavlov
<artemio(a)kdemail.net>
wrote:
The original ultramaster source needed a few small
fixes to compile
with a newer g++, but nothing major. The
brainslayer-modified VST
sources are hacked beyond repair,in my opinion.
I have my doubts about the original code actually
being GPL. I wish
the ultramaster guys would have released it and
their rs-101 as
open-source. The rs-101 v2 was a really cool
program.
> You will find the sources at my web site:
http://artemio.net/projects/juno6/download/source/juno-1.0.1.tar.bz2
Dear friends,
I have managed to contact the guy (Sebastian
Gottschall,
brainslayer/at/braincontrol/dot/org) who is
converting the UltraMaster Juno6
synth to windows VST format and I got the
original
sources from them.
According to his saying, the original authors
allowed him to publish the
sources as GPL so there should be no worrying
even
though each and every file
in there contains the old restricting license
notice.
I have made an attempt to build Juno6, but AFAIK
it is based on glibc 1.x and
many C expressions they have are obsolete. But I
believe that with some
little tweaks the code will compile, though I
myself won't be able to help.
What I want to ask, is someone interested in
resurrecting this nice synthie?
First step would be to make it compile with the
current feature set. Then see
if it's possible to add ALSA MIDI and audio
support, and so on (maybe add
DSSI too, etc.). I would assist in providing a
dedicated web site and hosting
for it, no probs.
I modified my copy of the sources to work with the
ALSA sequencer API.
It's pretty easy. It also runs fine with
jacklaunch. I don't have
any interest in maintaining it, but I could send you
the ALSA midi
patch.
Again, it's a very nice synth with fat and
warm
sound, I think it really is
worth the work.
With best wishes,
Artemiy.