TAPESTREA is a similar sound editor that could do some interesting spectrum
editing. It was available from the CCRMA repository for Fedora. I enjoyed
using it but haven't been able to compile myself.
http://taps.cs.princeton.edu/
ISSE appears to be a child of TAPESTREA, with some more advanced and
smarter features but does not seem to include some of the fun, interactive
features of its parent.
If anyone knows the secret of compiling TAPESTREA for 64-bit Fedora, please
let me know.
-- Jeff
Hi.
I'd again like to invite interested users to try out rogue:
https://github.com/timowest/rogue
rogue is a multi-mode soft synth with
* 4 oscillators: VA, FM, Supersaw/square with modulation: PM, RM etc
* 2 filters: BiQuad, Moog style, SVF and Comb
* 4 envs and 4 lfos
* effects: chorus, phaser, delay, reverb
...
There are also some basic presets bundled.
Br,
Timo
Hi folks,
I know I have a lot to learn, but I'm curious about something.
Must jack or alsa be present and running for "off line" audio
processing to take place? Or are they only used for playback and
recording?
Please excuse what may, to some, come off as such basic lack of
understanding. :-)
Thanks!
Rusty
Hi folks,
Any thoughts on this error?
This began to happen just after I started playing with autotalent
ladspa plugin in nama. I don't know if the two are related.
I am using only a dual core machine so maybe I don't have enough
horsepower? The audio was studdering quite a bit when the machine was
rendering the processed audio while playing several other tracks.
Thanks!
Rusty
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Hi all,
I just realized that I have never properly announced midifilter.lv2,
so here it goes:
midifilter.lv2 are a collection of LV2 plugins to filter MIDI events
released in terms of the GPLv2.
The source-code can be found at
https://github.com/x42/midifilter.lv2
Thanks for Jaromír Mikeš they are available in debian (and derived
distributions) in the 'x42-plugins' package.
Kudos to Thomas Brand who started documenting them at
http://gareus.org/oss/lv2/midifilter - much of the documentation has
meanwhile been integrated into the plugins themselves and is displayed
by LV2-hosts who support built-in doc.
So far it features 23 filters:
* Channel Filter -- discard messages per Channel
* Channel Map -- map any MIDI-channel to another MIDI-channel
* Enforce Scale -- force midi notes on given musical scale
* Eventblocker -- notch style message filter.
* Keyrange -- discard notes-on/off events outside an give range
* Keysplit -- change midi-channel number depending on note
(and optionally transpose)
* Mapscale -- flexible 12-tone map
* Chord -- harmonizer - create chords from a single note in a given
musical scale
* Delay -- delay MIDI events with optional radomization
* Dup -- unisono - duplicate MIDI events from one channel to another
* Strum -- arpeggio effect intended to simulate strumming a stringed
instrument (e.g. guitar)
* Transpose -- chromatic transpose MIDI notes
* Legato -- Hold a note until the next note arrives
* NoSensing -- strip MIDI Active-Sensing events
* NoDup -- MIDI duplicate blocker. Filter out overlapping note on/off
and duplicate messages.
* NoteToggle -- toggle notes: play a note to turn it on, play it again
to turn it off.
* nTabDelay -- repeat notes N times (incl tempo-ramps)
* Passthru -- no operation (example plugin)
* Quantize -- live midi event quantization
* Velocity Randomizer -- randomly change velocity of note-on events
* Sostenuto -- delay note-off messages, emulate a piano sostenuto pedal
* Velocity Range -- filter MIDI note events according to velocity.
* Velocity Scale -- modify note velocity by constant factor and offset
As usual, any feedback is welcome.
enjoy,
robin
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I've set up an old single core athlon with debian 6.0.8-i386 (the final version
of squeeze) in order to compile old versions of yoshimi which won't compile on
the latest version of debian testing, but I've hit a really odd problem. The
programs seem to compile perfectly, with no errors reported, but they won't
run. As a cross-check, I tried to compile the latest yoshimi version as well as
the latest version of zynaddsubfx. Again no compile errors are reported but
running them fails.
zynaddsubfx give an error 'illegal instruction', while yoshimi gives 'segfault'
Can anyone suggest what might be the problem?
--
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.
Hi listers,
I'm working on a project and being constantly reminded that, though
I'm not bad, I'm an imperfect vocalist. :( That's just the breaks.
Anyway, I'm using Nama with Ecasound which allows me to do my
production from the commandline, which is necessary because I am blind
and it's my only option right now, but his powerful tool does not, at
this point, play nicely with the lv2 plugins like talentedhack which
provide pitch correction.
Does anyone know of a cli based method of pitchcorrecting an audio
file? I mean I want to tell it what key I'm singing in, set some
parameters, and have it process a file to fix some of my intonation
problems.
You might say, why not just sing it again? Honestly, I don't have the
patience or the time.
Anyway, if anyone has a suggestion, I would much appreciate it.
Thanks!
Rusty
On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 08:33:18AM -0500, Neil djdualcore-at-gmail.com wrote:
> MIDI Learn works correctly on my laptop (Ardour 3.5, Linux Mint 15), but I
> have not found a way to emulate middle-click on my laptop's trackpad*. If
> I plug in an external mouse it works fine.
>
> Is it possible to change the binding for MIDI Learn? When I looked at the
> list of key bindings I did not find it.
Have you tried MouseKeys? There's a description of it at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mouse_keys
According to that article, Switching to MouseKeys mode and back again is
done by pressing NumLock with Shift-Alt, but I found that on my laptop,
Shift-ScrollLock works. Since on my laptop, the Scroll Lock key is the
NumLock key pressed with a key labelled "Fn", that means I need to press
Fn-Shift-NumLock to enable/disable the mode. Also, since I don't have a
separate number keypad, I have to use Fn with a section of the keyboard
from the 7890 row at the top to M./ at the bottom (the , key is the only
one in that range that doesn't have a numeric keypad function). This
allows moving the mouse cursor as well as clicking all three buttons with
single and double clicks and even click and drag.
If you can't figure out what key combination turns this mode on and off,
try "xmodmap -pke" to find it.
Chuck
