Hi!
Yesterday I finalised the international counting track and submitted
low-quality versions (1 MB size limit) to the Ubuntu Free Culture
Showcase.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFreeCultureShowcase
I made 2 versions, with and without whistling. The speech melodies
inspired me, but the whistling might be found to take away from the
counting.
Several formats and the complete Ardour session are available from
http://www.archive.org/details/countint
Wavpacking the source audio-files would have saved about 40 MB, but I
decided that it wouldn't be worth the trouble on the receiving side :)
Big thanks to all the contributors:
Sampo Savolainen, Finnish, http://sampo.garageflower.net
becks, Italian, http://msound.org
Robin Gareus, German, http://gareus.org
Ken Restivo, US-English, http://restivo.org
David Paez, Spanish
Gordon JC Pearce MM3YEQ, English, Gaelic, http://www.nekosynth.co.uk
Savvas Z. Radević, Serbian, Greek, French, English,
http://blog.radevic.com
Nils "Steele" Gey, German, Japanese, http://nilsgey.de
Maxime Deschildre, French
Comments and remixes welcome!
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Hi folks,
Been reinstalling my studio computer these last few weeks. Moving to 64 bit
and dual core.. or so I thought.
As it turns out I have found that my system is unable to run jack reliably
while using dual core. I use MusE as sequencer and it's especially evident
there but I believe I have noticed it with other applications.
The thing that happens is that I get random clicks in both input and output.
If I start the computer and add maxcpus=1 to the kernel line all seems ok.
Thinking back I realize that I stumbled on this problem on the last rebuild
some years ago but ended up running single core without investigating why
this was.
I thought I would at least throw this out here now, google seems to know
nothing about this issue.
Anyone else have experienced anything similar or is my hardware faulty?
(AMD64X2 based)
Regards,
Robert
hi... small status update.
the race conditions related to lash and gui drawing should
be fixed now.
vst window takes keyboard grab most of the time, so
keypresses are working.
i am mucking around with reactor now, but i cant get it to update
its GUI.
Martin Profittlich contributed load/save which got integrated now.
MidiLearn is only saved via lash.
ok... so give it a test please, i think i am going to make a realease
after this weekend.
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From: Justin Smith <noisesmith(a)gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 1:50 PM
Subject: Re: [LAU] In search of a new laptop for audio - Firewire with
Power-Out needed.
To: Nils Gey <list(a)nilsgey.de>
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Nils Gey <list(a)nilsgey.de> wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I try not to start some flamewar. Normally I can look up my hardware alone, but all the hardware-websites can't help me in one point:
>
> I need a laptop which is able to power my Firewire-Interface (Terratec Phase X24) over Firewire. Do you know if something like this exists? All my laptops in the past (2) were not able to do that. Both had only a "small" firewire-interface.
>
> Nils
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I have a mac g3 (white not clamshell picure here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ibook12.jpg ) that has a full power
firewire port and runs a stripped down up to date debian system quite
smoothly, with low latency on the builtin sound card. I could be
wrong, but I always thought that the full size firewire plugs were
powered and the smaller ones were not.
I'm away from home at the moment and trying to install the source tarball of
a2jmidid on my little laptop
I keep coming up with the following failure:
Build failed
Task failed (error #129) : (bld://home/alex/a2jmidid-4/sigsegv_1.o)
../sigsegv.c.95: error: 'union uc_regs_ptr' has no member named 'gregs'
This is occuring in Ubuntu Hardy PPC.
I would appreciate any help with this.
Alex.
Hi list,
I try not to start some flamewar. Normally I can look up my hardware alone, but all the hardware-websites can't help me in one point:
I need a laptop which is able to power my Firewire-Interface (Terratec Phase X24) over Firewire. Do you know if something like this exists? All my laptops in the past (2) were not able to do that. Both had only a "small" firewire-interface.
Nils
I'm happy to report that I am writing this from my new EEE softsynth, running an RT-patched kernel, jackd, and several softsynths.
System info, if anyone is interested, is here:
http://restivo.org/projects/eee
I'm stunned that this even works, but it does, and astoundingly well!
I've got cpufreq userspace governor, manually set to maximum CPU speed (1.6Ghz). I'm using the crappy built-in hda-intel card, and not even at its native frame rate (I'm at 44100, not 48000). I'm also using a version of jackd that has been reported to be sub-optimal (0.109.2-3).
The last missing peices were the rt2860sta and atl1e drivers, which I built in a few minutes from source packages already in Debian-EEE (make-kpkg modules_image .... done!). Many thanks for the patch to fix the alsa_seq; it works perfectly in the 2.6.26.8-rt12 kernel.
I now have a usable Linux synth for live performance, which weighs 1.45KG, fits in a backpack, runs all my crucial sounds, draws about 1 amp at maximum CPU speed, and reportedly will run 6 hours on its own internal battery. With the cheap Edirol PCR-30 I bought a few months ago, and a small battery-powered amp, I can do street performances now-- or other casual gigs-- while lugging a minimum amount of gear. I'm thrilled.
I still have to compile a couple packages that aren't in Debian: my own few utilitiies, AZR3-JACK, klick, WhySynth, and a few others, and I'm set to go. I also want to recompile the kernel again to change the timer 1000Hz not 250Hz.
0.109 works, but what is the most stable/reliable/efficient version of JACK I should look into. 0.116?
-ken
Sorry for the crossposting, but I don't know which list is more
suitable to what I'm asking.
One friend of mine is looking for a solution based in Linux. I admit I
don't understand fully what he needs. That's why I am asking to you
gurus out there... :)
He needs something for level measurement of spectrograms, callibrated
as K-14, also for phase measurement. He used [1]a plug-in for Nuendo
in the past, but now he's looking for a netbook devoted only to this
task, and he wants to use an open source solution.
1. http://www.nugenaudio.com/visualizer.php
Any suggestions welcome.
Cordially, Ismael
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