PHASEX-0.11.1 contains fixes for the segfault issues some users have
seen with version 0.11.0. Special thanks goes to Adam Sampson for
tracking this down, and to the rest of you who sent in bug reports.
Upgrading to 0.11.1 is recommended for all users, since it appears
that this bug will corrupt memory used by the synth engine even if
it doesn't trigger a segfault.
As usual, source tarballs and FC6 RPMs (src, i386, i686, and athlon)
are available at:
http://sysex.net/phasex
Thank you for your continued support. Here's to happy music-making
under Linux!
Cheers,
--ww
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/* William Weston <weston(a)sysex.net> */
Greetings,
Some time ago someone here was looking for a MIDI arpeggiator. Here's a
fairly new one :
http://www.mucoder.net/hypercyclic/
Available as a standalone app and as a native Linux VST (for use in JOST
and eXT2). I played a bit with the standalone, it's pretty cool.
Best,
dp
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Somewhat off-topic, perhaps, sorry.
But I have some data in the proprietary format of the old SMTPETrack program for Atari ST, but I long ago sold the Atari and the SMPTETrack software and its little game-port SMPTE dongle (which was the copy-protection for the software too).
Just for curiosity's sake, I'd like to get a couple of those files converted to standard MIDI format, and try to listen to 'em using PC51 soundfont in fluidsynth, for instance, and all the other wonderful modern tools of linux goodness.
Any ideas how to do that? Short of buying an old Atari ST and the SMPTETrack dongle on EBay? This is only a mild curiosity and probably not worth spending money (or even much more time than an hour or so).
- -ken
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I've read this a couple of times over the years but it still
does not make much sense (to me)...
http://alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/alsa-lib/pcm_plugins.html
As a baseline, say I started with this, where could I go
from here to get an app (ie; Amarok) to play back out two
soundcards at once ?
# cat .asoundrc
pcm.NVidia { type hw; card NVidia; }
ctl.NVidia { type hw; card NVidia; }
pcm.USX2Y { type hw; card USX2Y; }
ctl.USX2Y { type hw; card USX2Y; }
pcm.shared {
type dshare
ipc_key 321456 # any unique value
ipc_key_add_uid true
slave NVidia
slave USX2Y
bindings {
0 0
1 1
}
}
--markc
Hi,
I have many xruns when I read/write files on my SCSI
disks. The suspected module is aic7xxx. I read a thread
on LAU ('xrun madness') about this, but it dates back
to 2004 and gives no solution. This problem does not
occur with my other SATA drives. Could someone give me
advices to troubleshoot this?
Details:
I have an Adaptec 39160 controller and 2 disks
in a RAID1 (software) array. The module is aic7xxx.
My filesystem is ext3. I use debian/unstable with a 2.6.22
RT kernel and RTirq. I tweaked my PCI latencies to 0
for the Adaptec PCI bus using setpci.
Jackd being launched RT, I have no xruns with
journalling operations or updatedb. But moderately
intense operations on this array do cause many many xruns:
for instance loading files into memory (launching
firefox, or apt-get update, or copying files).
Of course, recording music with Ardour causes
many xruns too.
Quite surprisingly (for me), I have no xruns when
using my other SATA RAID5 (software) array, even
very intensively.
Thank you for your help!
Romain
Does anyone know of a program which will convert audio to midi?
Maybe that's a little ambitious. What about something that will show
which notes are being played or what key the audio is in?
I have some mp3s which I want to play along to, but I have no idea what
key they are in or what notes are being played. The tracks move too
quickly for me to pick out the notes.
If all else fails, I need some way of sanely repeating a short section
of music so that I can try and find the notes myself.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Simon
Hi
When starting fluidsynth, all works fine but these error messages keeps
coming from fluidsynth:
fluidsynth: warning: ALSA sequencer buffer overrun, lost events
Is it an Jack-setup issue ?
Sometimes I have problems with distorted sounds, then got to reasign
jacks's samplerate to fix the problem, occurs mostly in ZynAddSubFX but
also in fluitsynth once in a while.
/Sv-e
Hello list,
When I set the sample rate for the hdsp multiface using hdspconf to
96000Hz everything is fine.
When I reboot the computer everything is still fine.
When however I turn of the computer and unplug the power to the
multiface and the computer, plug it back in and boot up, then the sample
rate changes randomly, sometimes it starts up in 48kHz, sometimes 32kHz,
sometimes 88..., but never 96000Hz.
I can't find any information about how to force the sample rate to 96000.
I tried "sudo alsactl store 0" but that doesn't work either.
Any help much appreciated.
Tim
PS: my apologies if this is posted twice.