Linux-audio-user June 2005

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[linux-audio-user] Re: Interesting news item

by Juhana Sadeharju

>From: M P Smoak <smoak(a)mis.net> > >How's this relate to open audio? Nothing? >Now office app's will have xml data files. Perhaps the xml files will work as a container for data held in proprietary format. Perhaps the xml file is inside proprietary format. Perhaps people still needs to install a closed development software for accessing the proprietary data. Perhaps people still needs the MS Windows operating system. In the news, nothing like "format changes from the proprietary format to an open format" is said. Juhana -- http://music.columbia.edu/mailman/listinfo/linux-graphics-dev for developers of open source graphics software

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Nth California / Bay area Linus Audio users...

by Russell Hanaghan

I'll dig out the limited mailing list we were using for meeting organization to keep this off the main list. I simply wanted to ensure there were not others that we might have previously missed. THis is an Invitation. Dates to be confirmed but either 1st or last weekend in August or 2nd week in September at this point there will be a live jam session outdoor concert in Los Banos, CA> It is a family affair....Starts Saturday noon...for those who like to help tweak sound reinforcement systems...Music should roll about 5:00pm. There is camping space, motels in Los Banos at reasonable prices. About 12 or so musicians right now...Drum kit is provided...We may set 2 up but stage will probably be a 12 ft flatbed truck! There will be an array of Guitar amps...My own Boogie Mk II C+, Musicman RP112, Carvin half stack, Small but usefull 60 wat Fender Bass amp. There will be keyboards of undefined name at this point etc. Basically, this has little to do with Linux Audio other than I DO intend on capturing the whole thing in Ardour on at least 8 Live tracks thru my Delta 1010LT. I may set up some synth stuff for a keyboard player.Most of my friends know I do this but have only heard talk. This will be an opportunity to show them some of the recent stuff in Linux. This will be hot, dusty to some degree (we will water the grounds, and you need to bring your own food, drink, etc. I am providing the venue with power (25 kva genset with power filtering), Clean toilet facilities, and all of the soundstage stuff. It will not be overlly flash...just VERY REAL! We will have a bunch of Network folks from my work and bikers (Non Drinking Bikers if you can believe that!!:) ) to anyone who is interested. Because we picked this remote location, we WILL not be bothered with Neighbors, police or noise ordinance. We can jam ALL night if we choose! And then crash in your tent! OR...we will have designated drivers that will ferry folks 15 minutes in Los Banos to their motel room. I dont want any drink drivers!! This is right near Interstate 5 and that's a BAD road to be drunk on! If there's enough intersted Linux guys, we might just carve out a demo slot in the somewhat loose schedule to put a simple demo together. There will be enough interested folks there to do that for. In the spirit of open source software....this gig is FREE~ :) But, there will be considerable expense when I'm done for a jam session. We will pass the hat round during the event but contributions are not expected or obligatory in any way. Contact me directly if interested. Come one, Come all!!!

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Delta 1010

by Kevin Sookocheff

Hey everyone, I'm looking at an audio interface/sound card for pro recording. Anyone had any success with the Delta 1010 under Linux (Fedora Core 3 - CCRMA)? I found a great deal on a used on so thought I'd check. Thanks, Kevin

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Final(ish) version

by james＠dis-dot-dat.net

Hi peeps, Thanks to everyone that listened to my test/preview over the past day or two, and thanks for the comments. I have a final version for you to listen to: http://blog.dis-dot-dat.net/2005/05/music_31.html There might be some tweakage later on, but I don't think I'll be changing the content. I hope the bass is bassy enough and the hats are airy enough for you all. Thanks again, everyone. James -- "I'd crawl over an acre of 'Visual This++' and 'Integrated Development That' to get to gcc, Emacs, and gdb. Thank you." (By Vance Petree, Virginia Power)

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] seeking simple library to detect sound volume

by michael＠michaelshiloh.com

Hello, I've been looking on the web, and have visited the excellent resource linux-sound.org, and am a bit overwhelmed as there are so many choices, most much more elaborate than I need. What I need is the ability to monitor sound going from the computer out to my sound card, and to report when the volume exceeds a certain threshold. I need no graphic capability and as I will be writing my own application around this I prefer as simple and straightforward a library as possible. In fact I don't even need a library - a C function would be ideal! Extra features that would be nice, but not critical, would be the ability to have one or more filters so that I could report on the volume in various frequency ranges. Do any of you have any suggestions for me? Thanks, Michael

19 years, 5 months

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Linux-audio-user June 2005