i wonder, since noteedit depends on lilypond for printing, why don't the
developers of noteedit just use lilypond as an external editor/printer
so that any newbye would find it easy to print the score?
of course, if it doesn't find lilypond, it can just say: "lilypond does
not seem to be installed on this machine (or whatever)", and the newbye
will simply try to install it (as i don't think it's sane to make
lilypond a dependency of noteedit).
until noteedit gets internal printing support, i am sure what i suggest
is absolutely useful -- or please explain why not.
(i very much wonder why the noteedit devs haven't already considered it.
i guess it is trivial to implement.)
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Hi,
I just uploaded a pdsend LADSPA plugin on this page:
http://icem-www.folkwang-hochschule.de/~finnendahl/pd.html
It is called pdsend_3113 and it can be used for the remote control of
fader automation in pd by ardour. That way, pd can be used for the
development and prototyping of plugins or a LADSPA host like ardour
can be used as a high resolution sequencer of control signals for pd
patches.
An example is included.
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Orm
Hi
I have some patches in om that I'd like to sample into specimen. Since
om runs under jack I need a simple program that'll record and works with
jack. I know of only ardour, but I never used that program and it seems
like a bit of overkill installing it and figuring it out just to perform
this trivial task. Which other programs will do the job?
I'm running debian/unstable if that matters...
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Atte
http://www.atte.dk
Greetings:
I've been trolling eBay for deals on gear, and I noticed that some
Terratec cards are available for low prices. The specs on the EWS88
cards look pretty good, but I thought I'd check with the folks on this
list to see if anyone had an opinion on this hardware.
So, anyone have any opinions on the Terratec cards ?
Btw, ALSA support looks good, at least on the soundcard matrix page.
Best,
dp
Paul Davis:
> On Thu, 2005-12-22 at 16:21 -0500, Lee Revell wrote:
>> On Thu, 2005-12-22 at 12:54 -0800, Russell Hanaghan wrote:
>>>> Configure JACK to use /dev/shm and leave /tmp on your root FS.
>>>>
>>>> Lee
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Jack then needs to be compiled as such right? That is, specifically to
>>> use /dev/shm as a tmpfs?
>>
>> You know there's actually no good reason this has to be a compile time
>> setting. It would be trivial to modify JACK to set this at runtime.
>
> how would a client know where to find the server sockets?
>
By having a file called something like /tmp/jack_server_sockets_path
containing info about where the server sockets are?
--
>> I'm not familiar with the concept of a "zero crossing". Did
>> you want to explain further?
> I'm jumping right in on this thread - I haven't read what's
> gone before in any detail, but here I go...
> Have you ever zoomed in on the image of your audio wave file?
> You see a graphical representation of the sound wave.
> Zoom right in. You see each point where the wave crosses over
> the zero line in the middle? That's a "zero crossing".
> Basically, if you want to cut a piece of audio (without any
> sort of click where it has been cut), it helps to cut the
> wave file exactly where the audio line crosses the horizontal
> zero line.
> This is because the wave will usually have a nice smooth
> transition to the silence following it.
> The alternative is to apply a fast fade-out to the audio,
> instead of just cutting it.
> If this wasn't clear enough, then I apologise. I'm rushing,
> because I have a very busy few days ahead... Please ask.
> Regards
> Michael
Thanks Michael. It makes sense. I've used graphical wav editors but I
wasn't aware of this until you explained it.
Rocco
On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 10:12 , R Parker <rtp405(a)yahoo.com> sent:
>Hi,
>
>> Sorry, but this is incorrect. Since 1998 any
>> piece of music that has been
>> published (this is a very loose term which includes
>> putting it on a CD and
>> handing it to a friend) is automatically
>> copyrighted. You may register this
>> copyright with the US Copyright Office but this is
>> not required. If you do wish
>> to register the copyright all you need is a cassette
>> tape and a copy of the
>> lyrics (if any).
>
>Copyright registration has been on my mind lately. I
>believe single and bulk (album) song registrations
>cost $30.00. That is expensive when you consider how
>the internet has shaped publishing and distribution.
>
>Any of us can write, publish and distribute a song in
>a single day. I don't think anyone wants to pay $30.00
>for every registration.
>
>The $30.00 registration purchases legally acceptable
>evidence of ownership that is presentable in a court
>of law. It is a record of proof but it's not
>exclusive.
>
>We used to do the poor man's registration by mailing
>evidence, songs on a cassette with lyrics, back to
>ourselves in a registered U.S. Postal package. That's
>more affordable but inconvienant.
>
>I want to publish with a free service on the internet
>that establishes an equivalent to the poor man's
>registration. Is this happening yet?
>
>ron
>
This is a really good idea. I think to make it binding in court though you'd
need a Notary Public and a witness. You could dump the written part to paper,
date it, witness it, and stamp it. I'm not sure how you could deal with the
music portion but some variation on the first theme should work. I doubt if
you'd be able to provide it for free but you might make it a lot cheaper than the
US Copyright Office. The real trick is, would it stand up in court.
Jan
Hi to all and Merry Xmas, Festivus, whatever your preference!
Is there a major performance hit that anyone can speak to if they do not
utilize tmpfs on /tmp when using jack?
I'm looking to master a Livecd and to create it, it stores it's data in
/tmp. If I have tmpfs set on /tmp, the mastering of the cd falls out
becauges 1 gb of memory is insufficient....yet, I want /tmp to have a
tmpfs ultimately on the bootable cd.
Any thoughts?
thanks
R~
Hi,
I just uploaded a pdsend LADSPA plugin on this page:
http://icem-www.folkwang-hochschule.de/~finnendahl/pd.html
It is called pdsend_3113 and it can be used for the remote control of
fader automation in pd by ardour. That way, pd can be used for the
development and prototyping of plugins or a LADSPA host like ardour
can be used as a high resolution sequencer of control signals for pd
patches.
An example is included.
--
Orm