Linux-audio-user May 2007

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Re: No1 hit (last.fm Linux Audio Users?s )

by Martin Ahnelöv

> > I would like to congratulate Folderol (Will J Godfrey) with his Lair > Of The > > Dragon King. It's the Top Artist and Top Track last week at Last.fm > > group "Linux Audio Userss". In strong competition with artists like > Led > > Zeppelin and Jack Johnson :-) > > > > http://www.last.fm/group/Linux+Audio+Users > > > > > > /bengan > > Wow! I am absolutely astonished! > Thanks whoever voted for me :) > > -- > Will J G No-one voted. they listened to your music, which imho is a much better sign :) Martin

17 years, 7 months

important acknowledgments

by Ivica Ico Bukvic

As we continue to brave incredible load on our server please allow me to use this opportunity to extend gratitude to those who have generously offered their time and talents to keep server in working condition (especially given our limited bandwidth). So please give a round of applause to Robin Gareus our interim admin, Burkhard Ritter, our Linuxaudio.org webmaster, and Marc-Olivier Barre our listserv admin. Without their collective genius our server would be now a melted pile of goop! To give you a perspective on just how incredible their accomplishment has been please consider the following geek stats: The download.linuxaudio.org alone has served 2.3TB (yes, Terabytes! :-) since January 2007, with almost 600GB in May alone. Out of 7500 unique visitors who actually bothered to visit the site (this is a download repository so not much to see there), over 70% have actually bookmarked it (go figure). FYI download.linuxaudio.org (apart from software projects) mirrors ubuntu studio, 64studio, and jacklab distributions. Overall, this server appears to serve ~50GB/day across all sites and in 8 days (since cumulative tracking was implemented) it has served little over 400GB with an average of 35-40,000 hits a day. Best wishes, Ivica Ico Bukvic, D.M.A. Linuxaudio.org Director Virginia Tech Department of Music - 0240 Blacksburg, VA 24061 (540) 231-1137 (540) 231-5034 (fax) ico(a)linuxaudio.org http://linuxaudio.org

17 years, 7 months

(no subject)

by Per Nissilä

Hi Im looking for a DJ like app that let me cue jingles, music, soundclips, etc Im gonna use it together with ardour2 when i produce podcasts

17 years, 7 months

No1 hit (last.fm Linux Audio Users’s )

by Bengt Gördén

I would like to congratulate Folderol (Will J Godfrey) with his Lair Of The Dragon King. It's the Top Artist and Top Track last week at Last.fm group "Linux Audio Users’s". In strong competition with artists like Led Zeppelin and Jack Johnson :-) http://www.last.fm/group/Linux+Audio+Users /bengan

17 years, 7 months

Disk scheduler for hard disk recording?

by Paul Winkler

Any thoughts on which scheduler algorithm (Anticipatory, Deadline, CFQ) is best for hard-disk recording? (eg. trying to get the maximum number of tracks out of Ardour.) Does it matter? thanks, -- Paul Winkler http://www.slinkp.com

17 years, 7 months

Re: [LAU] Newbie, where should I start?

by Martin Ahnelöv

> Hi guys, > > I'm trying to setup a `proof of concept' sound processing system on > my > machine, using Linux. The system should cater rock/metal bands. Now I > need to > know where to start and what to look at. There's so much documentation > and so > many software out there that I'm getting confused and don't know where > to > start. I have around a month to set up the system, so as to give a > presentation and a live demo at a local community event. > > I generally prefer to know my theory properly before practically > implementing, > so please tell me what background knowledge I should ideally have to > implement such a system. > > Any links, hints, pointers etc. very much appreciated. > > Thanks a lot. > > P.S. I'm using Gentoo and have access to the pro-audio overlay. Also, > since > this is just a proof of concept type project, I won't be spending on > hardware. I have a Sempron64 2500+ machine with 1GB of RAM and plenty > of hard > disk space, although on 7200 rpm PATA. I think I can borrow a Creative > SB > Live 5.1 sound card from my boss for the project. I think you should have a good look at dyne:bolic. The new version is awesome! www.dynebolic.org

17 years, 7 months

MIDI triggered mute/unmute

by Daniel Garmendia

Hey guys, I'd like to use my keyboard or trigger finger to mute/unmute specific tracks within rosegarden. Is there a way to do this? I'd like to do it in Rosegarden because it's useful to try out different arrangements of loops as I write them. I suppose when I have enough ideas worked out I can migrate to a program better suited for that kind of thing. Any ideas? I used to be able to do this with Cakewalk software I think... Thanks, Daniel Garmendia

17 years, 7 months

Multiple fluidsynths from command line ?

by lanas

Hi all, I thought it'd be simple to run many fluidsynths, each from a different console. But it turns out that once one fluidsynth is running, starting another yields: JACK tmpdir identified as [/dev/shm] cannot read response from jack server (No such file or directory) fluidsynth: error: Jack server not running? Failed to create the audio driver The first and second fluidsynths are started the same, with: fluidsynth -m alsa_seq -a jack /usr/local/share/SF/ChoriumRevA.SF2 How is it possible to run multiple instances of fluidsynth ? I'm asking because I use several sounds and I do not want to run one fluidsynth audio output that has trombone and bass into the same Ardour audio input. Thanks, Al

17 years, 7 months

Musix 2.6.21-rt4

by David Baron

Oops! Lots of them. -rt1 compiled and boots just fine. I used the same .config.

17 years, 7 months

[Csound-devel] [Csound] OFFTOPIC - seven/sixteen EP released (done with some of your favorite open-source tools)

by Niklas Klügel

Hey! I've been working for 3 years on an album from which I released 7 tracks as a promotional EP. So it's to some degree quite complex, full of fancy beat and string arangements, weird synths and flea market stuff. Share it with your friends and loved ones! Some of the music was created with the opensource-tools you guys develop or use like csound, pd, seq24 etc. Hence the post ;) So see that work as a big thanks for your efforts! I hope to find some time to go on with LAD when the other 9 tracks are mastered. enjoy! get it here (+ reviews): http://www.jamendo.com/de/album/5529/ Spread the word! love&peace karhu//Niklas -- http://www.karhumusic.org

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Linux-audio-user May 2007