Hi All,
Apologies if this is the wrong list, but I figured since it's Linux
audio related this might be appropriate.
I am trying to run a [GPL] app under Wine, and read it's midi output
into Pd. Midi input using alsa works fine now, and there are options
in the program - modplug tracker - for midi output, but nothing seems
to come out of any alsa midi channels. I suspect that the default alsa
midi output is to Midi Through and I just don't know how to redirect alsa
midi through back into Pd. There is a lot of conflicting information on
the net about what to do, so I wonder if anyone can tell me if they have
apps running under Wine which are outputting into a Linux alsa midi app?
I am running Wine 0.9.25 which is the default in Debian Etch right now.
Best,
Chris.
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Version 0.11.0 of the [P]hase [H]armonic [A]dvanced [S]ynthesis
[EX]periment is ready for download (source tarball and FC6 RPMs) at:
http://sysex.net/phasex/
This release contains many fixes and improvements and is highly
recommended for all PHASEX users. Here's a brief list (see the
ChangeLog for more details):
Engine fixes: Filters and oscillator bandlimiting are now properly
tuned (taking into account filter oversampling) and work as
documented. Calculations for lookup tables are more accurate. The
envelope curve has been improved and sounds a lot more natural.
Additional bugfixes are found in the ALSA MIDI startup and JACK
shutdown code.
Engine optimizations: A few simple optimizations have been worked
out, with an average of about 30% CPU cycle reduction per voice, and
about 30MB of memory overall. For custom builds, the engine can
easily be fine-tuned in phasex.h, and the --enable-arch= configure
option supports all x86 CPU types supported by gcc-4.1.2.
Improved patch bank: The entire bank is preloaded into memory.
There is now support for patches in alternate directories. The
memory modes have been reworked (and finally documented in the
runtime help system). Multiple patches from a directory may now be
loaded into the patch bank at once.
GUI updates: Special thanks goes out to Pete Shorthose for providing
the initial backing store code and some pearls of GTK wisdom to make
window redrawing and tab switching faster and smoother. For those
of you who haven't done so already, now would be a good time to
enable backing store in your X server.
Knob and control updates: Scroll wheel support has been added to
the knobs and alternate controls. Middle-click centering of knobs
is more responsive. The cumbersome combobox lists have been changed
to detent knobs with clickable value labels.
Parameter locking: Parameters can now be locked down to their
current values, effectively blocking out program changes, patch
loads, and MIDI controller messages on a per-parameter basis.
New settings: The base A4 tuning frequency and backing store can
now be set in the preferences dialog.
Cheers!
--ww
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Hi all!
I have a problem. I downloaded an asf-stream to my disk with
mplayer -dumpaudio ASF_STREAM
But now I can't play it back. Mplayer tells me:
[...]
Playing test.asf.
Cache fill: 0.00% (0 bytes)
libavformat file format detected.
[mp3 @ 0x87742a8]Could not find codec parameters (Audio: mp2, 64 kb/s)
LAVF_header: av_find_stream_info() failed
Exiting... (End of file)
Do you have any ideas on this? I think, I should have used -dumpstream, but
now the damage is done. I need some help on this, please.
Kindest regards
Julien
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Hi,
Does anyone know of a LADSPA or DSSI plugin for granular synthesis. It
needs to be capable of using a user-defined wavetable or soundfile as a
source for grain data.
Thanks,
Jamie
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www.postlude.co.uk
I apologize if this is OT to some, but I'm wondering if anyone has run a Linux
distro on a MacBookPro to run Linux audio apps. I understand that you can run
OSX and XP from boot on a Mac, but I'm wondering if you can also have a
triple boot to run Linux (not in VMware, etc.)
And, if you do, what distro are you using?
thanks,
brad
Ok, you might be asking what does this have to do with Free Software.
I would love someone to use Ardour and a GNU/Linux based system
to remix this. Personally I don't have the time right now.
Lets show them what true "G (geeks)" can do.
Link here has all the details
http://www.jamglue.com/contests/tpain
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Selso K. DaSilva
Community Free Software Group, Inc.
http://cfsg.org
Hello. A few months ago we discussed about audio software that
are suitable for children. I was interested in a portable sampler
for similar purposes, but I don't remember anyone suggesting
anything.
Now I found BOSS' SP-303 (Dr. Sample). Can this be connected to
Linux for the sample and pattern upload/download? Does any
Linux software recognize the formats used by this gear?
What alternative devices are available? For the same or lower
price.
The Linux connection seems to be needed as the device is
a sampler. In Linux I could, e.g., create a set of sounds with
a software synth.
Juhana
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for developers of open source graphics software
Hi all,
I discovered that travelling is more fun if my own music is in my ears. So I
decided (and my wife approved) to buy a mobile player. As big parts of my
music collection are oggs and I am to audiophile to reconvert them to mp3, I
am searching for a mobile player that can do ogg as well as mp3 (I don't give
anything for wma, aac or other proprietary stuff).
I like the way Apple makes things just work. If the Ipod nano played ogg I
would march into the next local supermarket that has them on discount
currently.
Who has experience with Linux on the Ipod (normal one without
nano/shuffle/etc...)? Is it stable and usable?
Which other players would you recommend for their abilities and usability?
Have a nice weekend,
Arnold
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to all your contacts.
After a month or so log in as root and do a rm / -rf. Or ask your
administrator to do so...
Hello!
What would be the command line magic to get stereo wav mixed to mono and
left channel inverted before the mixdown?
Background:
I have recorded vocals with M-Audio Microtrack 24/96 (portable recorder)
and I've used mic cable that has one xlr connector to the mic and two mono
plugs to the recorder, which records stereo.
To get the final mono, I have to invert one of the channels and mix it
with the other. This way all the errors on the signal get canceled.
I've done this with audacity, but it's rather lengthy operation if I have
several files to convert.
Tommi
Greetings,
Well, my brother calls it a smooth blues :
http://linux-sound.org/audio/love-blues.ogg
Sorry I'm such a poor lead player, maybe I'll replace it with a harp solo.
Wish I played the tuba...
Software: Ardour2, JAMin, QJackCtl, BetaMonkey drum loops
Hardware: Ibanez bass (GSR200) & guitar (AEF30), Shure SM58 mic,
AudioBuddy preamp, M-Audio Delta 66 audio interface.
System: 64Studio 2.0 on AMD64 3200.
I wanted to write something that Lonnie Johnson might have liked. I tried...
Best,
dp
