Hi everyone,
hoping to ask this question without too much confusion.
I am seeking a headphone focused site where I can either entre
specification details, i. e. frequency range, sensitivity etc., and get
headphone options, or that provides all of the specification details
themselves. There used to be a place head zone for this years back, is
headphones.org still around?
because I use many different things in various ways, with the
specifications rather the key, my focus is on using this data.
Unfortunately because headphones are also a fashion statement these days,
getting clear numbers can be a challenge.
Any good resources?
Thanks,
MusE 3.0.0 released January 6, 2018
Hello all,
Can you hear it? No? Well, let me tell you, it’s that time again, more than
three years has passed (unfortunately) since the last MusE release. Finally
it’s time for a new one. And high time it is, the last stable release seems
to not even start on many modern systems…
A selection of sorts, changes since the last stable release 2.2.1 are as
follows (sorry it’s long):
* Switched to Qt5
* New Plugin Path editor in Global Settings:
* System-wide move to double precision of all audio paths
* LV2 fix for very slow right-click synth 'presets' ex. amsynth
* LV2 support PowerOf2BlockLength
* LV2 support FixedBlockLength
* Mixer makeover with lots of fixes
* Arranger Track Info panel complete makeover
* New: Persistent routes jack audio and midi routes.
* Multi-channel Audio Track routing
* Improved automation editing, no multi-point editing yet though
* Audio automation graphs undo support
* New wave drawing mode in arranger with a tiny outline of the wave file
* Added Native VST FX support (synths were already supported)
* Added support to resize notes and parts to the left with pencil tool
* Added live update of wave parts while recording
* Added Native VST shell plugins support
* Added recording restart function (CTRL+Space and SHIFT+space keeping the
old)
* Auto resample imported wave files to project's sample rate
* Graphical Routing dialog redone and enhanced
* Routing popup menus for midi now allow Jack Midi routing
* Device List added to midi configuration, with 'Delete' button.
* Added multichannel support for SimpleDrums (+routing ability)
* Added lots of instrument definition files
* CPU and Audio DSP usage metering
* Midi transformer support for for randomizing events
* Added sample-rate change according to song file when using RtAudio
* Midi device processing implementation greatly improved
* External midi clock sync reworked
* Large System Exclusive (sysex) message support for ALSA
* Added support for RtAudio audio backend - primarily Pulse is supported
* Synths can now be selected as a midi input route.
* Much improved monitoring functionality
* ALSA support is now optional, can run in pure jack mode.
* Timer improvements, ALSA timer now first choice.
* Fluidsynth MESS synth plugin now propagates drum names using libinstpatch
to drum editor
* Midi file export: Added missing Aftertouch, PolyAftertouch support
* Several host improvements to better support various plugin variants for
LV2 and VST
* More LV2 extensions supported
* Lots of GUI Widget changes, several widgets switchable between knob and
slider
* Various improvements to midi engine
* Greatly reduced CPU usage while playing and automation graph(s) showing.
* Some track arranger properties, like track channel can now be manipulated
with multiple tracks
* Mixer strip order now rearrangeable
* Persistent routes for Jack
* Multi-channel Audio Track routing.
* Routing popup menus redone.
* Song file version handling improved
* Midi config dialog reworked
* "Normalize wave part" menu item for wave track parts
* Many new keyboard shortcuts, for instance mute and solo and operate mixer
* Bug #526 fixed: Crash on cut with scissors while master open
* Added instrument files for:
** Classic Cantabile SP-250
** Medeli SP4200
** Korg Krome (Bank Map KORG)
** Korg Krome (Bank Map GM2)
** Roland-MT32
** Lexicon-MX200
** Yamaha-Rex50
** Yamaha-Motif XS
And lots and lots of internal changes
For the complete list of changes see:
https://github.com/muse-sequencer/muse/blob/muse_3_0_0/muse3/ChangeLog
News section:
http://muse-sequencer.org/index.php/News
Download:
http://muse-sequencer.org/index.php/Download
Demos page:
http://muse-sequencer.org/index.php/Demos
Forum is dead - use mailing list:
http://muse-sequencer.org/index.php/Support#Mailing_Lists
Some known issues that aren't dealt with yet:
* Add measure does not take automation into account, use Structure add
instead.
* Unmuting a track during playback sometimes causes wierd sound offset
issues, cured by stop/start
* Note on the first tick in a loop is not played
* Ctrl+C sometimes does not work for copying a part in the arranger, menu
alternative works
* Automation edit db cue is wrong when editing
Keep on Rocking!
The MusE Team
Hi, is this soundcard compatible?
I am ready to buy it but I should know if it would work fine under GNU/Linux
Any tips are welcomed
Thanks!
--
Marcos Guglielmetti
www.huertasurbanas.comwww.bosquedealimentos.org
I'm thinking of getting a new 'pooter for music, and also thinking of making
it one of the new Ryzen ones. I don't think there is much point in going for
more than quad core. The 1500X looks like a good bet 3.5 to 3.7G, and not
overly expensive.
On (say) an asus motherboard with on-board radeon graphics. I'm not really
fussed about the graphics, but these seem to have better Linux support than
Nvidea ones (especially for RT kernels).
The one think I've no idea about is the sound card. I've got a positively
ancient 2496 that survived 3 PCs so far, but I think it's time for an upgrade.
Anyone any ideas about a well supported PCI-e one· It would be nice to have
balanced IO for a start!
Suggestions welcome!
--
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 folks: I've been lerking here for a while and enjoying a lot of the
conversations and peoples recordings. The reason I originally signed
up is to ask if someone might be able to give me pointers on how to
access usb devices from the command line with alsa.
I seem to be accumulating usb audio devices and have found I am
confused about how they are to be interacted with. I currently have
three different devices a Marantz microphone, a mixer and a tape
cassette player supposed to be useful for converting old tape
cassettes to digital. The mic and tape player create devices in /dev
but I'm not exactly sure how to use utilities such as arecord with
them. I was hoping there was some sort of basic how-to or tutorial on
just how they are meant to be accessed.
If anybody can give me some ideas what to look for documentation wise
I'd certainly appreciate it.
Kirk
--
Well that's it then, colour me secure!
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Hi.
Tomorrow it's the monthly meeting at c-base again. I'll be in the c-base
mainhall from 20:00.
Things to discuss: Linux Audio Conference @ c-base
Cheers.
/Daniel
