Hi LAU!
I've been a frequent poster to this list over the last few years yet
I've never had any Linux-made productions online that I wanted to
admit to before now but this one has already been well received by the
few who have heard it already so I thought I should share it here so I
can at least get some feedback off Julian - will he like my synth
snare or not?? ;)
Ninja Step 2012 is a remake of 'Ninja Step' which was the background
music from the factory stage of Super / Revenge of Shinobi on the
Megadrive (or Genesis as it was known in Northern America). ROS was
one of the first games released from the Megadrive and it also had
some of the best music on a 16-bit video game, thanks to the stellar
chip tune skills of Yuzo Koshiro who most famously went on to do the
music for the Streets of Rage series - another definite highlight in
video game music history.
I created this track with qtractor, Aspect, samplv1 and mhwaveedit.
Its the first track I have created with Aspect and samplv1 and my
second qtractor production - my first qtractor track used Noisemaker
and Highlife instead. I created this mainly to see how well Aspect and
samplv1 work (together, under qtractor) and they've passed with flying
colours - well after Rui fixed an issue in samplv1. I didn't
experience any real issues with Aspect creating this track except for
the minor inconvenience of its window disappearing when I open one of
its drop-downs but this is a qtractor issue as it doesn't happen under
Carla.
I'm very impressed with Aspect for a few reasons. Its kinda sad I've
ended up throwing in the all-FLOSS DAW towel and buying a commercial
synth although I think its worth every penny and I'm happy to pay to
show my thanks to Loomer for being 1 of 2 (out of a potential 1000's)
commercial plugin devs to support Linux. You get free upgrades and
support for life, its full GUI fits on my netbook display and with
about 15 instances of it (as in Ninja Step 2012) I get no xruns and
less than 15% CPU use on my 3/4 year old 2Ghz core2 duo laptop and
thats just running the stock Deb Wheezy kernel. Sadly there is no real
FLOSS (or even non-free actually) alternative to Aspect yet although
I'm confident that won't be the case forever.
Thanks for listening!
http://soundcloud.com/danmacdonald
PS I reported the fact that Soundcloud doesn't work with GNASH
recently and its devs are working on fixing that now
https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?37008
Is there any program that will guess the Beats Per Minute of an MP3 file?
Bonus points if it can write the value to the ipod BPM attribute or ID3 tag.
-- Jeff
I'm trying to run the synth that was featured on CDM.
(https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~carlsonc/256a/Borderlands/#Guide).
Unfortunately I can't find any support details on the website.
I think it is the same problem that crops up with RTAudio, but it only
runs at 44100 here. If I try to run at 48000 then I get the following
error:
RtApiJack::probeDeviceOpen: the requested sample rate (44100) is
different than the JACK server rate (48000).
RtApi:: a stream is not open!
RtApiJack::closeStream(): no open stream to close!
I was wondering if anyone knew an immediate solution to this issue.
michael
> On Mon, 2012-09-24 at 16:19 -0400, Peter Lutek wrote:
>> hi again, folks.... i've got some possibly interesting new results:
>>
>> i've been compiling some kernels myself, to see if i can glean
>> anything useful. first approach is to use the config from the 3.1
>> kernel which works well with my hdsp multiface as a starting point.
>> then, doing "make oldconfig" and accepting all the defaults for
>> options that need answers, my self-rolled 3.0 *and* 3.2 kernels both
>> fail with the hdsp, while appearing to run well otherwise.
>> unfortunately, i don't see a 3.1 tarball at kernel.org to try.
>>
>> anyways, since i know i've had good success with 3.0 kernels in the
>> past, perhaps this is simply a config issue? or perhaps there are
>> things being back-ported into the older stable kernels that are
>> causing the problem.
>>
>> i'm gonna see if i can make any sense out of the config options for
>> which "make oldconfig" requires answers, but i'm getting out of my
>> depth here. if anyone has any helpful thoughts, or might be willing to
>> look at .config diffs and make some suggestions, i'd be most grateful!
>>
>> cheers!
>> .pltk.
so, i've now done some comparisons of .config files, with help from kccmp (http://stoopidsimple.com/kccmp)! here's what i've got:
** NOT in 3.1(good) but in BOTH 3.0(bad) and 3.2(bad)
EXTRA_FIRMWARE=""
SND_CS46XX_NEW_DSP=y
USB_ENESTORAGE=n
WLAGS49_H2=n
WLAGS49_H25=n
** IN 3.1(good) but NOT in EITHER 3.0(bad) or 3.2(bad)
ACERHK=m
AUFS_BDEV_LOOP=y
AUFS_BRANCH_MAX_1023=n
AUFS_BRANCH_MAX_127=y
AUFS_BRANCH_MAX_32767=n
AUFS_BRANCH_MAX_511=n
AUFS_BR_FUSE=n
AUFS_BR_HFSPLUS=n
AUFS_BR_RAMFS=n
AUFS_BR_DEBUG=n
AUFS_EXPORT=n
AUFS_FS=m
AUFS_HNOTIFY=n
AUFS_PROC_MAP=n
AUFS_RDU=n
AUFS_SBILIST=y
AUFS_SP_IATTR=y
LLIST=y
there are, of course, other differences between the three configs, but these are the ones which are consistent across "good" or "bad" kernels in the three i've compiled. now, i really don't know if this sort of analysis has any bearing on the problem... to any of you who might know more about these things than i do: does this look useful at all? and do any of these configs trigger any alarm bells for anybody?
btw, there aren't any config settings which are PRESENT but SET DIFFERENTLY between "good" and "bad" kernels.
thanks again.... cheers!
.pltk.
Well, can you?
--
Will J Godfrey
http://www.musically.me.uk
Say you have a poem and I have a tune.
Exchange them and we can both have a poem, a tune, and a song.
Hello,
I have samples here, single-note recordings from instruments, that need tuning.
I am looking for a permanent/destructive way to do that.
I can do the batch processing part myself so I only need a hint how to do it for one file.
The file(s) are nearly correctly tuned and I already know what it is supposed to be, if that helps.
Example: I have a file resembling the midi a4 which should be 440hz, but maybe it is 430 to 450.
So the optimal input would be: "Tune this file to a4" where the analysis of the actual frequency is done by a program.
Quality is the top priority. Since the tuning is very fine I don't care if the speed of the recording changes or not. I take what sounds best.
So, any command line tool available for that? If not a GUI tool is fine as well.
Nils
Hello all,
Release 1.2.0 of libzita-resampler now include the 'zretune'
app which resamples an audio file by (the inverse of) a ratio
given in cents. The output file will have the same nominal
sample rate as the input. The effect is to change the pitch
AND the lenght of the original file. For small pitch changes
(+/- a semitone) the modified length of a sample probably
won't matter much.
For example
zretune --cent 50 input.wav output.wav
will result in a file that sounds a quarter tone higher
and is about 1.5 percent shorter.
Enjoy !
--
FA
A world of exhaustive, reliable metadata would be an utopia.
It's also a pipe-dream, founded on self-delusion, nerd hubris
and hysterically inflated market opportunities. (Cory Doctorow)
Dear all.
Anybody knows how to deactivate the left clic event when you put your
finger on a touch screen?
The thing is that I still haven't found a way to achieve a proper
behaviour of the touch screen on my UMPC as a live music station.
Every time I put my finger on it it triggers a left clic, so when I
try to move the cursor it moves some window or clic on a button when I
want not.
I've been experimenting with drivers and even modifying xorg.conf but
didn't get to make the screen work as it should. And still don't know
how at least deactivate this behaviour, so I can move the mouse with
my finger (with no clic at all) and then use one of the two hardware
buttons (left and right clic assigned) when needed.
I mentioned this in context on a previous mail. Maybe it's not trivial
and I should ask Xorg list or something else.
Just in case, I ask to you dear folks.
Cheers.
--
Carlos sanchiavedraz
* Musix GNU+Linux
http://www.musix.es
> Have you tried QJackMMC? http://jackctlmmc.sourceforge.net/
> I'm not sure it supports all the tempo sync'ing you need, but it works
> for me with my external HDR. Might be worth a look.
>
> Regards,
> Alex
>
Yes I did. It looks great. But I can't compile it.
"./configure" runs without problem.
"make" ends with:
chris@gemini:/usr/local/src/jackctlmmc$ make
cc -g -O2 -I/usr/include/alsa -I/usr/include/lash-1.0 -c main.c
cc -g -O2 -I/usr/include/alsa -I/usr/include/lash-1.0 -c common.c
cc -g -O2 -I/usr/include/alsa -I/usr/include/lash-1.0
-L/usr/local/lib -L/usr/lib -ljack -lasound -lX11 -llash -o
jackctlmmc main.o common.o
common.o: In function `init_lash':
/usr/local/src/jackctlmmc/common.c:37: undefined reference to
`lash_extract_args'
/usr/local/src/jackctlmmc/common.c:37: undefined reference to `lash_init'
/usr/local/src/jackctlmmc/common.c:45: undefined reference to
`snd_seq_client_id'
/usr/local/src/jackctlmmc/common.c:45: undefined reference to
`lash_alsa_client_id'
/usr/local/src/jackctlmmc/common.c:46: undefined reference to
`lash_jack_client_name'
common.o: In function `process_lash_event':
/usr/local/src/jackctlmmc/common.c:54: undefined reference to
`lash_event_get_type'
/usr/local/src/jackctlmmc/common.c:55: undefined reference to
`lash_event_get_string'
common.o: In function `process_lash_config':
I work on ubuntu KXstudio 12.4..
chris
Scott,
I'm so sorry, I managed by accident to remove your mark when I added myself
on the map. I hope you see this (or if anyone here know how to contact
Scott) message and that I haven't made to much trouble for you.
Again: Sorry!
Jostein
2012/9/21 Ricardus Vincente <wizardofgosz(a)gmail.com>
> Hi,
>
> Just for fun I created a google map for linux audio users to post their
> location (and IRC handle), if they so desire. I've seen it done with
> other groups, so I thought we needed one of our own. :-)
>
> Here is the short link:
>
> http://goo.gl/maps/Rk0rC
>
> Rich...
>
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