Linux-audio-user October 2005

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[linux-audio-user] how to synchronize with midi...

by Dubphil

Hello, I need to synchronize 3 entities : hydrogen, freewheeling and my tb303. my tb303 is connected to a midi router converting sync24 to midi signal, so consider my tb303 to be an external midi sequencer, I would like to elect it to be the master and I would like to make hydrogen and freewheeling be the slaves. This is the theory, but paracticaly, I'm completely lost. I believe that I could use the Jack transport (it is my sound server) but I don't know how to begin and if I need a third party tool. I'm afraid that what I need is not yet or will never be possible, but if it can give ideas I will be happy. Nevertheless, any advice or pointing on a good tutorial on this subject will be very very kind, even if it involves other gears and softs. Best regards Philippe

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[linux-audio-user] [LAM] some music

by Dave Griffiths

Hi all, Some new tracks from me here: http://www.pawfal.org/patterncascade/ cheers, dave

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[linux-audio-user] edirol ua-25 hiss, just on gnu/Linux

by Cesare

Something strange is happening to my edirol audio usb interface: when the pc is booting up I can hear an annoying noise coming from the interface (I mean on the outside, not from the jack). The hiss stops when (I believe) the driver is loaded, or the OS has recognized the interface. This also happens on my ibook. On Linux (Suse9.3 x86_64, and Demudi 1.2.1) the noise never stops. It just seems to diminish after a while. I haven't noticed it before I think before I always wear headphones when I decide to work with this interface. Do you have any clue? c. p.s. I am trying Demudi these days, but I can't achieve the same latency I get with the suse9.3 x86_64 kernel with just the realtime-lsm module. Jack doesn't even start at -n64 -p4 as it does on suse. Am I missing something? www.cesaremarilungo.com

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Re: [linux-audio-user] Short movie with music

by norv

Hey Mark, If you click on the movie camera above the comment box you should be able to d'load the movie Cheers Norv

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[linux-audio-user] csound lpc (lpanal) and dssi-support question

by Julien Claassen

Hi mates! I wonder if anyone of you could help me a bit. Part of the question I have I asked before. I'm trying to do lpc with csound5. Unfortunitely lpanal in csound5 is still broken, so I use lpanal of older csound4 version. The output I get is silence with one or to glitches in between. Any idea what I'm doing wrong or what csound's doing wrong? Material for the analysis was speech input. Second: Does anyone know more about the status of dssi-support in csound5? I tried but I wouldn't get the expected result. Either I get silence or just the original signal (no effect applied). Any working example known? Thanks for ANY help! I would greatly appreciate it! Kindest regards Julien P.S.: If anyone knows a much better place to ask my csound questions, please give me an urls or mail-adsress. -------- Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) ======== FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: ======== http://ltsb.sourceforge.net - the Linux TextBased Studio guide

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[linux-audio-user] New RSS feed for Linux Audio Announce

by Olivier Guilyardi

Hi, I have set up an RSS feed for Linux Audio Announce : http://www.samalyse.com/rss/laa.rss It is updated every hour. For example, it is useful to display news and links about other Linux audio software on a webpage. That's what I currently do on Jackbeat's homepage : http://www.samalyse.com/jackbeat I mean : it can act as a sort of ring, a way to link to each other. If you are the author of an application, you can put LAA news and links on its homepage, if you like the idea. Enjoy -- og

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[linux-audio-user] M-Audio Delta 44 help

by October

Ok, I got my Delta 44 installed and ran alsaconf. It seems to work well... just one question! In the Jack Connections window it shows like 10 inputs and 12 outputs! I figured even if the 44 had stereo ins and outs (I'm really not sure as I bought it used and haven't seen a manual for it) those numbers still don't add up! I removed my SB Live! and I'm sure the onboard sound on the mobo is disabled (never saw those extra ins and outs with my Live!). Help? Thanks! Jon ----------------------------------------------------------------------- In a world without walls who needs gates or windows? --unknown __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com

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[linux-audio-user] determining filetype of unknownaudio files?

by Matt Price

Hi folks, I just discovered two very ancient audio files on my computer. I am pretty sure they contain some interesting archival material in which I am very interested ... but I can't get them to play. The problem is that I don't know what format they're in -- I created them a number of years ago on a mac, and I no longer remember how -- maybe using protools? or maybe someone else made them for me in some other format? Anyway, when I copied them over to linux (eons ago!) I must have lost the resouce forks, and there are no standard .xxx file codes on the file names. I tried just loading the files in xmms and audacity, but neither recognizes them (well, audacity sees one of the two files as a very short burst of static, but the other it can't recognize. I also tried: cat Audio1-01 > /dev/dsp, which of course gave an incoherent squeal. nevertheless I'm pretty confident they really are audio files. soooo... what tools would you suggest I use to determine the file's origins and type? thanks, matt

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[linux-audio-user] Quoth

by Hans Fugal

This might not be entirely on-topic, but I think it will be interesting anyway. http://www.netjam.org/projects/quoth/ Music generation through dynamic interactive fiction. Pretty neat stuff. There's a short demo video there. I don't see any source, but it's written in smalltalk which runs on Linux and for all I know the guy uses Linux. So it's partially on topic, eh?

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[linux-audio-user] Sayonara, for now

by Robert Jonsson

Hello people, being a long time LAU reader it feels a bit wierd to quit the list. Though lately the sheer volume of messages is just too much, I can't keep up. SNR has seemingly gone down a bit too, though I guess both are signs of linux-audio coming of age. Before I leave I have a request concerning the two things I will miss most. - Application announcements, please make announcements to the [Announce] also so people like me can find out. I think most does, just a reminder ;) And the most important one. - I absolutely applaud the increasing posting of music/sound/noise in here lately. I will definitely miss this. I'd be very happy if people made use of the [LAM] list: http://dis-dot-dat.net/mailman/listinfo/lam_dis-dot-dat.net and posted their pieces there also. For people like me that need to cut down on their daily mailinglist-intake it would be a good solution. Read you later, Robert -- http://spamatica.se/musicsite/

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Linux-audio-user October 2005