Yes Emiliano I just d'loaded freecycle and got basically same result on single-core amd3000, debian sid amd64
PS: any chance of getting the Freewheeling deb you built from svn? I am stuck...
Norv
Hi all,
Is anyone able to run freecycle on a 64bit installation?
Here the program opens and I select "Open wave": it shows the file
selection dialog but when I press "OK" the program segfaults.
Here's some output from gdb:
Trying to apply envelope
in central wave zapWaveCanvasBuffers()
in wavecanvas (parent [central wave]) Buffers zapped
in small wave zapWaveCanvasBuffers()
in wavecanvas (parent [small wave]) Buffers zapped
zap buffer 0 done
zap buffer 2 done
zap buffer 4 done
+++++++init buffer type: 0 no: 0 length: 32208000
zap buffer 0 done
init buffer 0 done
+++++++init buffer type: 4 no: 1 length: 32208000
zap buffer 2 done
init buffer 2 done
Trying to apply envelope
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread 47966921108336 (LWP 23637)]
0x00002ba02a12b07a in memcpy () from /lib/libc.so.6
Thank you in advance,
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I am blown away by the look of this new asus laptop:
http://eeepc.asus.com/en/product.htm
Any thoughts about how well it is likely to work with audio
stuff?
James
I have a laptop with the Intel integrated audio, which lacks any form of
hardware MIDI synthesizer, so I use fluidsynth. I use Rosegarden for my
sequencer. I just got an E-Mu 1x1 USB<>MIDI cable to hook in my Yamaha
keyboard.
Let me see if I've got this whole thing straight. Keyboard talks to
Rosegarden. Rosegarden talks to fluidsynth (and to the keyboard, if I
want). Fluidsynth talks to JACK, JACK talks to ALSA, ALSA drives the
sound hardware. So I play something on the keyboard, it bounces through
the above chain (with of course the manual step of playing the
composition from Rosegarden if I'm using Rosegarden), and sound burbles
joyously from the laptop sound output. Yes?
Then, also, I can have other programs (like PD, CSound, amsynth, ALSA
Modular Synth, Audacity, etc) hook into this chain somewhere, too? Do I
connect everything together using JACK?
I'm asking all this because my present music setup on the laptop is sort
of hodgepodged together - somehow it works, but I'm not sure how, or if
it's even working the best way it could be.
I'm not planning to switch distros, boring Debian testing works for the
vast majority of my needs (music writing is a smallish part of that).
Later, I'll tackle setup/configuration of the desktop computer, which
has more horsepower and a real sound card, and perhaps set that one up
with an audio-focussed distro. But for now, just focusing on the laptop.
Thanks. IIRC, I also owe Julien some song lyrics, too - sorry, Julien,
it's on the to do list!
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I have this onboard audio "card" and snd-rate shows it does
44100-192000 on playback (perhaps capture as well)...
nVidia Corporation MCP67 High Definition Audio (rev a1)
My question is if I playback a 44.1 khtz CD track out through
the S/PDIF on the motherboard will it be modified in any way
or would the values from a CD, mp3 or wav pretty well go
directly out the S/PDIF ?
The reason I ask is that the analog audio output is medicore
(but better than previous onboard audio I have had access to)
but perhaps the optical S/PDIF out would be as good quality
as any high end card (seeing the MCP67 handles 44100 natively) ?
--markc
Hello!
Does anyone know some nice internet literature on composition? to be more
precise I'm looking for a book/guide to arrangements/harmony. I found a
practical book on composition, as used in German, the act of creating a piece,
general temporal structure, musical figures and gestures, but it seems to lack
the special aspect I'm looking for.
If anyone knows something helpful, please tell me.
Kindest regards
Julien
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I'm thinking about getting something like the below to optimise
headphone monitoring quality. Can anyone suggest a more generic
all round (onboard) useful device with at least similar specs ?
(and obviously works well with ALSA)
http://www.head-direct.com/product_detail.php?p=11
Power consumption: 2W (quiescent), 6W (MAX), 110v
Adapted load impedance: 32-600 ohms
Max output:
1000mw x 2 @32 ohms to 64 ohms
250mw x 2 @ 250 ohms
120mw x 2 @600 ohms
Power bandwidth: 6Hz 80kHz (+0/-3dB)
THD&N (at rated output): 0.004%
SNR: 98dB
Output voltage swing: 10Vrms
Input impedance: 10Kohms
Dimension (MAX): 112mm(W) X 67mm(H) X 185mm(D)
Net weight: 1.20kg (2.64lb)
DAC section:
Power consumption: 1W
Supported digital formats: 16bit / 20bit / 24bit
@ 32khz / 44.1khz / 48khz / 96khz
Optical fiber(Toslink) & coaxial(RCA)
8x oversampling digital filter
Total distortion: -96dB
Dynamic range: 106dB
SNR: 106dB
--markc
Folks,
When my mate asked me what I wanted for the holidays, i looked over at my
audio system and said "I want a sound pressure meter."
So i'm looking around and of course the price range runs from cheep Radio
Shack digital one to hundreds of dollars for professional Class 1 models.
I'd like to spend around $100 - $125 and get an accurate meter so i can adjust
my speaker positions, room treatments etc.
So i'd like accuracy to at least 1 db or more, a display that will give me 1
decimal place, a bar that will show me levels over time. I'd love to be able
to get the data in to my computer and have an gnu/linux program to display
it, but that's probably past the $125 mark. My speakers have a range of
22hz - 35 khz +-3 db so if i could detect that range that would be great, but
that's probably also over the $125 mark too.
Any recommendations?
Thanks a lot.
Bearcat M. Sandor
Hi
I'm building a live performance using chuck. We need to have both click
+ the actual audio produces, routed to either a headphones mixer or the
PA. I could of source live with mono and pan the click to one channel
and the music to the other, but stereo is better...
The problem is twofold:
1) Can I link the onboard soundcard and an usb soundcard so that they
appear to the system as one four channel device?
2) Can I address each of these outputs (or sets of stereo outputs) from
chuck?
BTW: I don't need super low latency and I only need playback. The laptop
is gonna be an IBM x61 running ubuntu and the usb card is an Edirol UA-1A.
Thanks in advance for any response!
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