4 Jun
2005
4 Jun
'05
11:44 a.m.
After my initial problems with jack I must say I have come to like jack.
Especially together with muse. Now I wonder, is there something like a sample
browser (possibly with jack output) that allows traversing through
directories and click-n-play audio files in them? Something like good old
fastwav on windows... I have searched and searched but everything I could
find needs at least two clicks to play.. also kde/qt drag and drop would be
nice..
thanks,
mm
6 Jun
6 Jun
5:25 a.m.
On Sat, 04 Jun, 2005 at 02:43PM +0100, mimo spake thus:
After my initial problems with jack I must say I have
come to like jack.
Especially together with muse. Now I wonder, is there something like a sample
browser (possibly with jack output) that allows traversing through
directories and click-n-play audio files in them? Something like good old
fastwav on windows... I have searched and searched but everything I could
find needs at least two clicks to play.. also kde/qt drag and drop would be
nice..
Might this do?: http://dis-dot-dat.net/index.cgi?item=code/sauditor/
No drag'n'drop, but other than that it might be what you're after.
It's not super fast with big files because I never got around to
chopping up the loading and playing so that it can do two at once, but
there's not really a delay for most samples.
thanks,
mm
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9 Jun
9 Jun
11:49 p.m.
New subject: Announce: quickwav (was [linux-audio-dev] sample browsing app)
I have started writing my first jack application.
It's a simple combination of the qfileiconview example and jack.play (is that
a homage to ms?). Users of that OS might recognise the concept. It's a
FastWav2 clone.
It's very early days so this is untested but worked far so fine for me. I am
not quite sure but you may need qmake to build it from source. Maybe someone
has an automake/autoconf skeleton lying around?
This is from the homepage: http://mimo.gn.apc.org/index.php/quickwav
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quickwav
A simple sample browser and loop player for jack
On windows I used to have a small program called FastWav2 to quickly browse
through my samples' directories and drag and drop them into audio
applications. quickwav does exactly the same. It uses a simple and quick
navigation method. One thing that is still missing is variable playback
speed.
quickwav uses jack for playback. Similiar to DirectX jack allows for multiple
programs to use the same audio output at the same time. Many instances of
quickwav can be run at the same time and together with other Linux audio
applications. There is a downside to this, though, getting jack to run in the
first place can be a frustrating experience. A hint, wildly clicking around
in qjackctl's options is known to help.
Features
Click & Play
Drag & Drop
Loops soundfiles
Uses jack for output
Allows running multiple instances
libsndfile based
QT3 user interface, works at least with QT and KDE applications
Download Version 0.1 http://mimo.gn.apc.org/quickwav/quickwav-0.1.tar.gz
The tarball contains source and binary version. It requires at least qt3,
libsndfile, jack.
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On Saturday 04 June 2005 14:43, mimo wrote:
After my initial problems with jack I must say I have
come to like jack.
Especially together with muse. Now I wonder, is there something like a
sample browser (possibly with jack output) that allows traversing through
directories and click-n-play audio files in them? Something like good old
fastwav on windows... I have searched and searched but everything I could
find needs at least two clicks to play.. also kde/qt drag and drop would be
nice..
thanks,
mm
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