hi there,
i found a number of related threads, seems mainly @Anders Hellquist who
is using connected Ultralite AVB, but with the additional switch.
i'm trying to determine whether this interface or the slightly cheaper
mk4 (which has 2 more analog outs as far as i can see) makes sense for
my setup. i have a performance project where connecting with another AVB
device makes sense, so i'm tempted into the ultralite AVB. only...
- manual seems to indicate that you can maximally route 8 channels
either way, which is a bit silly given that I can already do that
directly with the two laptops connected and Zita running...
- also manual suggests that probably i won't be getting the web
interface served just with USB connection, but only ethernet, so
catch-22 if i want the two interfaces connected and not spend 430 EUR on
a bloody specialised switch. isn't it possible to set up the interface
when it's not connected to the second interface and then simply replug
the ethernet cable? i guess the problem will be that i can tell it to
send output channels to the other interface which is not yet visible? or
other idea - simply use an off-the-shelf ethernet plug, then disconnect
the laptop once the web interface is configured?
ideas? better options for a 9.5" usb CC interface with at least 8i8o
analog? i'm a happy user of scarlett 18i20, but it's often too big and
heavy for travel.
best, ..h.h..
Hey hey,
I just released a new electronic song, though a little more subtle than the
last ones:
http://juliencoder.de/nama/ocean_sky.ogghttp://juliencoder.de/nama/ocean_sky.mp3
A liquid river between Drum & Bass, trance and EDM. Too slow for one, too fast
for the other, but mostly soozing and earwormy. :)
On the Linux side I have used Yoshimi for the soft flute like sound and the
bell-like tones, i.e. in the intro. The ticking clock is sampled into LS, the
hihats are from the Salamander kkit, the tron choir comes from the
free Gigatron GIG and the piano is a commercial thing loaded into LS. The
other synths were hardware. Naturally the mix was immersed in reverb and
delay, courtesy mostly of Fons' G2verb, CAPS stereo plate and TAP stereo echo.
Production included Fons' parametric EQ, Invada studio compressro and a bit of
the TAP limiter. This list is not complete, but covers 80%. :)
As ever feedback is welcome, but ostly enjoy,
Jeanette
--
* Website: http://juliencoder.de - for summer is a state of sound
* SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeanette_c
* Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMS4rfGrTwz8W7jhC1Jnv7g
* GitHub: https://github.com/jeanette-c
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeanette_c_s
I can't believe it's what I see
That the girl in the mirror
The girl in the mirror Is me <3
(Britney Spears)
Ladies and gentlemen,
the second annual Sonoj Convention 2018 takes place in less than a
month. (October 27th, 28th. Cologne, Germany).
The event is about music production with open source software.
1) Last Call!
Almost all seats are taken, now is probably the last chance for you to
register as a visitor. Simply send an e-mail with your name to
info(a)sonoj.org or use the form on our website.
https://sonoj.org/#registration
2) Please Help! Fundraising has been quite slow so far, therefore we are
going to do a fundraising-week from Monday, October the 1st to Sunday
the 7th!
Why should you care if you don't attend? How much is needed? Read more
at https://sonoj.org/fundraiser
In short, you have two options:
Bank Transfer (preferred) to Nils Hilbricht / Sonoj Convention
IBAN: DE34500105175557832057
BIC: INGDDEFFXXX
Paypal to info(a)sonoj.org (IDV76FF39PH6E3W) The amount is entirely your
choice. Thank you very much!
We would be happy to hear from you!
Regards,
Nils
https://www.sonoj.org
There are only two days (and some) left to vote for your favourite
tracks in The Open Source Music FM Synthesizer Challenge:
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/vote/
We have 15 fantastic entries, please show your appreciation by voting.
So far we have 28 voters. Can we reach 50 or 60?!
As an incentive, we'll GIVE AWAY one license of the Cadmium synthesizer
by LHI Audio to a voter selected by draw. See the "Prizes" page for more
information:
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/prizes/
See you at the Sonoj Convention!
--
The Operator,
Christopher Arndt
Open Source Audio Meeting Cologne
https://fmchallenge.osamc.de/
fmchallenge(a)osamc.de
Dear LAU,
our interpretation of the "In Nomine" of Mr. Picforth (published around
1570) is a crossover between Early Music and Ambience:
https://youtu.be/90Yfa5O2jx0
This piece is part of our concert program "Harmony of the Spheres",
where we spatialize acoustic instruments in low delay real-time, using
only FLOSS tools. I introduced early versions of the tools (TASCAR) at
LAC2012 and LAC2015, the configuration files used for this piece and all
the tools can be found here:
https://github.com/gisogrimm/tascar/blob/master/examples/picforth.tsc
We also have a 6th order horizontal Ambisonics track of this video
available for download:
http://orlandoviols.de/picforth_clip5_hoa2d.wav
(FuMa normalization, ACN channel sequence).
Enjoy!
Giso
ardour2fpx
==========
Convert an Ardour VST presets XML file to VST2 FXP preset files.
What is it?
The Open Source DAW Ardour saves user presets for VST plugins in its own
XML format. Unfortunately, most proprietary DAWs expect presets for VST2
plugins as FXP files. This makes it very hard to share presets for VST2
plugins between users of Ardour and those propietary DAWs.
The ardour2fxp script converts Ardour VST preset files to FXP preset
files, so they can be imported when using the same plug-ins in another DAW.
Where to get it?
https://github.com/SpotlightKid/ardour2fxp
or via pip:
pip install ardour2fxp
How to use?
After installation, the ardour2fxp script can be used like this:
ardour2fxp ~/.config/ardour5/presets/vst-1094861636 my-presets
This will create an FXP (extension .fxp) file for every preset in the
Ardour preset file (vst-1094861636 in the example above). FXP files will
be put into sub-directories of the output directory given as the second
command line argument (my-presets in the example). The FXP files will be
named after the preset label (with spaces replaced with underscores) and
the sub-directories will be named after the plug-in identifier
(1094861636 -> "ABCD" in the example).
*Share & Enjoy*
Christopher Arndt