Linux-audio-user May 2005

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[linux-audio-user] Re: [Alsa-user] Re: [linux-audio-dev] E-MU 1212m Linux drivers

by Lee Revell

On Sun, 2005-05-01 at 02:31 +0200, Giuseppe Miletto wrote: > I've already bought a EMU-1212 and I've doing very good job with windows > operating system. This has been a forced choice: trying to use EMU-1212 with > my suse 9.2 linux system I haven't been able to go over the use of MIDI port > of my EMU-1212. > Since I'm still an entusiastic of linux, I'll be very gratefull if some linux > driver allow me to work with my EMU-1212 under this system: the only use of > windows I'm doing now is for sound and music.And EMU-1212 is really a great > soundcard. Can you provide the "lspci -vn" output? It's possible that some functionality will work if the driver just treats the card like an APS (that is, an emu10k1 with no AC97). Lee

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[linux-audio-user] Line6 POD XT Live

by Markus Grabner

Hi POD users! I just read your messages about using the POD XT Live under Linux. I am very curious if this actually worked since Line6 told me about modifications in the audio interface made for the POD XT Live, which I blindly added to the driver without testing since I don't own a POD XT Live. Please let me know if you were successful, and if not, what exactly went wrong (syslog etc.), so I can try to fix it. Thanks, Markus

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[linux-audio-user] tested c-port (ice1712) multi .asound needed

by Geoff Beasley

Anyone out there ever got a multi card setup to work? Any good sport gonna give me a hand ? Cheers, Geoff -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.0 - Release Date: 4/29/2005

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Re: [linux-audio-user] Summer Internship Options

by R Parker

Hey, hey, --- Spencer Russell <Spencer.Russell(a)oberlin.edu> wrote: > Hey there Linuxy-audio types, > > My band's doing some touring this summer from May 24 > through June > 20th or so(nationwide, check out the dates: > www.capillaryaction.net) "5/28- Minneapolis, MN" I'll be there. Let me know if you need a place to camp out while in Mosquitoapolis. We've got a real cheap couch rate--you buy the beer. If you need a sound person let me know. Or, maybe we should record the show. and I'm thinking about how > I want to > spend my summer when I get back. I'm currently a > second-semester > sophomore at Oberlin College, studying a variety of > topics > relating to electronic music(esp. with open-source > tools), jazz > bass, math, physics, film/theatre sound design and > studio > recording(in alphebetical order). Does anyone know > of any > internship options available in these fields? You're always welcome back here. I had to consol Bill when you left. He cried so much it made my mascara run. I > spent several > weeks this January in Ron Parker's Linux-based > studio in > Minneapolis, and had a great time, so I thought it'd > be great to > get some more experience in the Linux audio world. I hope someone hooks you up. It was definitely a great experience. And one that I'd be happy to repeat for anyone that's interested. Likes: walking around the lakes little puppy dogs kitty cats cigarettes, coffee complex linux audio challanges etc Dislikes: cleaning dog turds finding cat turds in my clean laundry paying for cigarettes having my feelings hurt by mean girls segfaults ron > Location isn't > super-important, as I'm pretty mobile, and can come > to you. > > thanks a lot, > spencer > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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[linux-audio-user] [ANN] "Symmetries" premiere recording now available (and other goodies)

by Ivica Ico Bukvic

Greetings all, First off, apologies for cross-posting... I would just like to share the quick-and-dirty downmix of the premiere of my latest work "Symmetries" (that took place at the last-week's "Linux Audio Conference" in Karlsruhe, Germany) with the LAU/LAD as well as Pd community. Without you guys, this piece would never have been possible :-). As my token of gratitude, in conjunction with this release I am also releasing the soundfont that I've built from scratch using exclusively Linux software (Swami, Rezound) and specifically for use in this piece. For more info on each of these please see notes below. As always, your feedback is much appreciated! ------------------- About "Symmetries:" Symmetries (for computer and optional violin) is an experiment in relegating musical structure and expression to the inherently stupid box of transistors. By concurrently utilizing various GNU/Linux audio software (Fluidsynth/QSynth, Pd, LADSPA, Jack-rack, JACK) it was composer's intention to generate a lush interactive texture whose frail balance engenders a consistent forward drive. In an ever-changing array of hierarchical probabilities no two instances are expected to ever be the same. The piece has been designed to be completely modular in terms of computer-driven sound diffusion and can utilize 2-8 channels. For its premiere the piece used 8-channel diffusion. However, the recordings below are provided in a stereo-downmix form. Hardware used in performance was eMachines m6807 laptop (64-bit AMD 3000+), RME HDSP Multiface, and a Peavey 1600x midi controller that I used to control some of the timbral nuances via Pd and Jack-Rack (LADSPA). The violin part was played by Ania Zielinska (Poland) who commissioned the work. ------------------- There are 3 recordings available: 1) 128-bit (fixed rate) 48KHz OGG recording of the premiere: http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico/Symmetries_LAC_2005_premiere.ogg (5.8MB) 2) 128-bit 48KHz MP3 recording of the premiere: http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico/Symmetries_LAC_2005_premiere.mp3 (6.0MB) 3) 64-bit 44KHz MP3 of the computer part: http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico/Symmetries.mp3 (2.8MB) ------------------- The soundfont is a based on series of recordings of solo violin playing straight tone "con sordino" sound. The recordings have been structured in a gigasampler fashion (minor 3rd apart, except for the open strings). It has 2 sets of samples, ones without limiter which have already been mapped, and other with the limiter which are in the soundfont but have not been mapped. The sample tuning has been adjusted "by ear," so it may not be mathematically accurate but FWIW it did pass my own scrutiny (which should be taken with a grain of salt as this piece is not as demanding when it comes to absolute preciseness of the tuning of individual pitches). The looping of sounds is measured to provide most seamless transition while accounting for the change of the direction of the bow. Conceivably one could create a sense of orchestral sordino by layering the same sound over and over. The soundfont does have reverb and chorus abilities enabled but IMHO it sounds the best without any chorus applied to it. The soundfont is released under the "GPL/Artistic 2.0" license (for more info please see: http://dev.perl.org/perl6/rfc/346.html). Btw, I chose the art-related license simply based on my limited understanding that it is more appropriately tailored towards something that is not code-based. That being said, if anyone can explain me the difference between the two licenses, I would really appreciate it :-). To download the soundfont please click here: http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico/Linux/violin_sordino.tar.bz2 (21.5MB) NB: Considering that the Linux server that is hosting this may be on its last legs (strange noises from the HD), I would not mind if someone would consider mirroring this particular file. Many thanks! ------------------- Once again, I would like to extend my thanks to the developers and users alike of the open-source, and perhaps more importantly, Linux audio software! Many thanks also go to the organizers of the Linux Audio Conference for making this performance possible! Best wishes, Ivica Ico Bukvic, composer & multimedia sculptor http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico/

20 years, 1 month

[linux-audio-user] Summer Internship Options

by Spencer Russell

Hey there Linuxy-audio types, My band's doing some touring this summer from May 24 through June 20th or so(nationwide, check out the dates: www.capillaryaction.net) and I'm thinking about how I want to spend my summer when I get back. I'm currently a second-semester sophomore at Oberlin College, studying a variety of topics relating to electronic music(esp. with open-source tools), jazz bass, math, physics, film/theatre sound design and studio recording(in alphebetical order). Does anyone know of any internship options available in these fields? I spent several weeks this January in Ron Parker's Linux-based studio in Minneapolis, and had a great time, so I thought it'd be great to get some more experience in the Linux audio world. Location isn't super-important, as I'm pretty mobile, and can come to you. thanks a lot, spencer

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