Re: [linux-audio-dev] wcnt linear filters - Linux-audio-dev

12 Apr 2004

Hi

...
 From: Alexander Ehlert
&lt;alexander.ehlert(a)uni-tuebingen.de&gt;

 > I've not had much chance to use ladspa.  I've compiled glame to use
it's
 > filter network, but there seems to be inputs and outputs lacking, 
(snip my own dumb-assed bullsh**!)

At the time I wrote that I was concentrating on coding and everything else 
was put on hold.  I was so used to my own logic/methods that I expected 
everything else to be the same.(!?)

...
 I browse through this mailing list rather seldom now
due to lack of
time. Glame does all the things, you didn't get done, so why don't you ask 
on the
glame-users mailing list, or glame-devel mailing list? There's not much
going on so we usually answer rather quick :-)
Which glame version did you try?
To read a stereo file you just open the read_file plugin from input.
Then you add a reverb from the LADSPA section. And to connect them you
simply left click into the right (blue) area of read_file a drag a
connection to the plugin. For a second channel you just drag a second
arrow to whatever other plugin. Really easy..

Cheers, Alex 
I know, I know - Now.  After leaving it so long I tried it out the other 
night.  Yes it is easy.  Sorry.  I'm so used to installing software which 
does n't work on my machine (especially QT stuff;) that I wrongly assumed 
that was the case with Glame.  I's using glame-1.0.1.  and it works fine!

I was confused by some nodes like file-reader having only one unsplit box 
for output even though it's (possibly) stereo, and other nodes having a 
split box for outputs.

James.

~(sirromseventyfive)~

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