Hi All. For those of you who like classical music, here's another piece recorded with Aeolus, MIDISH, and Nama. This is for Advent: "My Soul Exulteth The Lord" from the Schubler chorales by J S Bach.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fs20gpdzxftxkz2/Bach_MySoulExulteth_1.mp3
If this doesn't open and play directly from this link, you should get to the dropbox page, where there is a download button. If you have problems, please let me know, as I'm still trying to figure out dropbox links. Please feel free to share it with my name attached, and any feedback you have is welcomed. Enjoy!
Kevin
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SiSco.lv2 a Simple Oscilloscope LV2 plugin for scientific measurements.
source: https://github.com/x42/sisco.lv2
manual: http://x42.github.io/sisco.lv2/
I recently had a need for a proper software-oscilloscope and there was
also the the case about providing a LV2 example to transfer Arrays of
LV2-Atoms. The latter is now available as eg05-scope.lv2 from lv2plug.in
"Gentlemen, when two separate events occur simultaneously pertaining to
the same object of inquiry, we must always pay strict attention."
(Dale Cooper)
SiSco is not a waveform display but an audio scope which accurately
reproduces the signal up to a maximum resolution of about 1μs/pixel
@48KSPS (corresponding to 960KHz resolution) to facilitate
measurements of an audio stream.
While it may seem advanced, it is still rather simple compared to
current technology hardware oscilloscopes:
* 1-4 channels
* grid-resolution min: 50μs, max: 1 sec (max buffer time 15 sec)
* per channel horizontal & vertical offset and amplitude scaling
* automatic and manual trigger with optional hold-off
* two time-axis cursors (shared among channels)
* numeric readout (RMS, P-P, dt) per channel
* display memory (freeze display - not acquisition - of any channel)
It is already available on various GNU/Linux distributions (although
maybe not yet the latest version) as part of the "x42-plugin" bundle.
Cheers!
robin
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Hi,
It's' two really wrong things here:
1: Katie Price should never ever come near a mic
2: The person who's responsible for making this public
is an asshole. ;-)
Peter Andre might not be perfect here but he does not do an unormal
studio appearance. Enjoy the show from 1:13:
http://weathersheep.com/peter-andre-katie-price-whole-new-world-without-aut…
I'm one of the lucky guys that's surrounded by great singers and I'm not
an AT fan. But sometimes it's needed - like the video above ..and when
I'm singing for example! Thanks Fons for your Zita-at1 :-)
Jostein
(Stupid GMail reply options... *sigh*)
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From: David Olofson <david(a)olofson.net>
Date: Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 9:17 AM
Subject: Re: [LAU] Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 no playback (jack/pa)
To: Christoph Kuhr <christoph.kuhr(a)web.de>
On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 7:02 AM, Christoph Kuhr <christoph.kuhr(a)web.de> wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I recently bought a focusrite Scarlett 2i2.
[...]
> Capturing works out of the box. But I did not get the playback running.
[...]
I have one, and apart from general USB audio issues with low latency
setups on some kernel versions, it works fine. Can't access the box
right now, but I can check my config later if needed.
Anyway, first thought: The big monitor dial! You need to turn it up in
order to get anything out of the monitor jacks on the rear. (I assumed
it was for zero latency monitoring level at first, but only the
"Direct Monitor" switch affects that.)
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Apologies for x-posting...
It is my pleasure to announce tonight's premiere of OPERAcraft. Hosted
by Virginia Tech's Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology, in
collaboration with the School of Performing Arts (SOPA), and Linux
Laptop Orchestra (L2Ork), this week will feature a premiere and a second
performance of a newly produced opera. While both events are sold out,
they will be also streamed live online (please see below for a link and
additional info).
OPERAcraft couples traditional opera with a custom mod of ubiquitous
Minecraft designed at Virginia Tech specially for this purpose. Using
Linux Laptop Orchestra's pd-l2ork software Minecraft's custom mod is
transformed into a full-fledged staging environment, with animated
character mouth movement driven through pd-l2ork's speech analysis
engine, hand and body gestures, multiple camera angles, camera view
mixer, subtitles, behind-the-scenes performer warnings, and a full scene
control (fadeouts, transitions, etc.).
A 20-minute opera titled "The Surface: a world above" is desiged by and
large by high school students, including story, libretto, costume and
set design. The project is directed by Prof. Ariana Wyatt, Virginia Tech
School of Performing Arts' voice faculty. The music is an adaptation of
Mozart's arias performed by Virginia Tech School of Performing Arts'
piano faculty Dr. Tracy Cowden. Operacraft mod and supporting pd-l2ork
infrastructure was imagined and designed by Virginia Tech School of
Performing Arts' and ICAT computer music faculty Dr. Ivica Ico Bukvic
and devised in collaboration with Virginia Tech Computer Science
undergraduate student Cody Cahoon.
For additional info visit:
Virginia Tech Center for the Arts Page:
https://www.artscenter.vt.edu/Online/ (click on Performances & Events ->
Other Events)
Virginia Tech Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology
http://www.icat.vt.edu/funding/operacraft
Livestream (December 4th 730pm EST, December 7th 2pm EST):
https://new.livestream.com/operacraft
L2Ork and Pd-L2Ork:
http://l2ork.music.vt.eduhttp://l2ork.music.vt.edu/main/?page_id=56
Best wishes,
--
Ivica Ico Bukvic, D.M.A
Composition, Music Technology
Director, DISIS Interactive Sound & Intermedia Studio
Director, L2Ork Linux Laptop Orchestra
Head, ICAT IMPACT Studio
Virginia Tech
Department of Music
Blacksburg, VA 24061-0240
(540) 231-6139
(540) 231-5034 (fax)
disis.music.vt.edul2ork.music.vt.eduico.bukvic.net
KXStudio 12.04.3 RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT
KXStudio is a freely downloadable and easy to use GNU/Linux operating
system that focuses on audio and video production. The installation disc
includes a comprehensive selection of ready-to-run multimedia production
software such as the Ardour, qtractor and REAPER DAWs, the KDEnlive video
editor, the Renoise, Sunvox and Rosegarden sequencers, GIMP image editor,
k3b CD/DVD/BD burner, 100's of effect plugins and virtual instrument
plugins and much, much more. KXStudio allows everybody to hit the ground
running with an optimized and largely pre-configured free software based
digital studio.
Multimedia-focused GNU/Linux distributions are nothing new, so what makes
KXStudio special?
* KXStudio includes Cadence, a suite of custom tools that makes it simple
to manage the various layers and features of the various Linux audio
sub-systems, integrating them seamlessly via a single app. If you've
attempted audio production under Linux previously and struggled, you may
find Cadence to be the solution to your Linux audio difficulties.
* The easiest way to get going with KXStudio is to install afresh from its
DVD ISO but more experienced Linux users have the option of adding the
KXStudio software repositories onto an existing Ubuntu or Debian
installation so that they may easily install a wide variety of multimedia
packages and just take what they need. This allows for many more
installation and customization options compared to other Linux
distributions and puts the proprietary operating systems to shame in
comparison.
* GNU/Linux audio plus its installation and configuration is no longer
shrouded in mystery thanks to the concise and easy to read KXStudio
documentation available at http://wiki.linuxaudio.org/wiki/kxstudio_manual
If you'd like to be creative with your computer and free of the demands and
limitations of the corporately controlled alternatives, KXStudio is
arguably the best option available!
http://kxstudio.sourceforge.net/
In Germany they still produce cassette tapes :). Quality control is done
with Studer tape recorders and RFT monitors. Some years ago I got two
RFT monitors for less than 50,- € at Ebay :). Seen on German television,
today at 18:31 kabel eins. I suspect the Studer studio tape recorders
are un-payable and impossible to maintain, so I suspect there will be no
long future for this technology. The same factory does produce records
too :).
The cassette tapes they produce are audio dramas, they didn't mention
music.
Regards,
Ralf