17 Jan
2010
17 Jan
'10
6:57 a.m.
Am Sat, 16 Jan 2010 16:11:54 +0100
schrieb Philipp Überbacher <hollunder(a)lavabit.com>om>:
Excerpts from Gabriel M. Beddingfield's message of
Sat Jan 16 15:38:41 +0100 2010:
hi all,
i am one of two/three active hydrogen developers.
if you want new features or support for newer and of course great linux-audio
technologies.
so IMO, please create WORKING patches and submit them to our dev-mailing-list.
than we can check them in.
it's also possible to create a h2-lv2 plugin branche.
here everybody can remove all the sequencer-stuff and qt bindings and create a nice lv2
gui.
the working and stable result we can publish beside the normal h2 version.
and some words to the h2 build-in-sequenzer.
many people (including me) like them.
its:
*easy to use
*stable!!!
*offers human timing / velocity
*pattern based
*supports jack transport master and slave
*comes with tap tempo and a nice beatcounter
*including a time line (new in 0.9.5)
*brings a lead lag property for each note
*have destructive midi record function (new in 0.9.5)
*experimental "non realtime" rubberband batch processor to recalculate sample
length without pitching, if tempo will change.
usefully to fit loops to corresponding patterns.
and the best, it works by simple clicking ore mouse moves. no complex thinks. usable
after some seconds training period.
greetings wolke
On Sat, 16 Jan 2010, alex stone wrote:
Not really. The developer list has had several requests for
Hydrogen as LV2/DSSI plugin. Meanwhile, the forums are full
of requests for a sexier UI, MIDI Out, and a Windows vesion.
Been pretty quiet on the JACK MIDI front, so I figured I
was a loner.
-gabriel
jack-midi++
IMHO basically every linux audio app should support jack midi. It seems
to be not perfect but in most cases superior to alsa-seq
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interested in merging JACK MIDI... so it didn't
happen. Alex's request is the FIRST request I've heard
besides mine.
This really surprises me. I would have thought you'd be inundated with
jackmidi requests.