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by Geoff Beasley

I've asked on the alsa-users forum, but I'll ask you guys too...does anyone have any info on using a MOTO Midi-Flyer 2x2 midi port interface, or any other interface for that matter, on the LPT port ? Works fine under XP. I know that alsa supports some serial port interfaces, but no mention anywhere 'bout parralell ones. Thanks for any info.

21 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] amp modelling with Linux?

by Richard K. Ingalls

is there an app that can do guitar amp modelling, like the POD Line6 unit - only with software? -- =========================================================== Richard K. Ingalls Director of Information Technology Glenwood R-8 School District West Plains, MO email..ringalls(a)glenwood.k12.mo.us web....glenwood.k12.mo.us ph.....417.256.4849 fax....417.257.2567 "Glenwood R-8: home of the mustangs!" ===========================================================

21 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Alsa 1.o.2a patch

by Mark Knecht

Sorry for cross posting. Does anyone know where I can find the patch listed at the top of the Alsa home page for patching the 2.6 kernel series? Thanks, Mark

21 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] sequencers comparison

by Florin Andrei

I know there were some discussions not too long ago about sequencers, but i'd like to ask the questions in a slightly different way. I'm looking for a decent sequencer for Linux. It's not required to be a "Logic/Cubase/Pro Tools/Sonar killer" (although it would be great :-D), but i'd like it to perform a few basic tasks well. Must-have features: - record and play multiple MIDI tracks - record and play multiple sound tracks - MIDI and sound must be able to blend freely in a project (i.e. record and play arbitrary combinations of MIDI and sound tracks simultaneously) - overdub multiple sound tracks into one (or two) - fine-grained MIDI editing (edit individual keystrokes' parameters such as velocity, timing adjustments) - automatic tool to move slightly off-beat keystrokes to a fixed temporal grid which is defined in the program (therefore making "perfect performance" timing-wise) - sound editing abilities (features such as "snap to pass-through-zero" would be nice) - LADSPA filters - play a metronome through a MIDI or sound channel - works with JACK and ALSA - does not crash Nice-to-have features: - the editors (MIDI, sound) and, generally, the whole app must be user-friendly and inspiration-friendly :-) (when the inspiration possesses you, it's not a good thing to start fumbling through some crappy interface and make a thousand mouse clicks just to do some trivial operation - every second lost is precious) - music notation - some kind of interoperability with related apps Essentially, in the free software world, it's either Muse or Rosegarden. Has any of you extensive experience with both applications? Which one is a better fit for the description above? Thanks, -- Florin Andrei http://florin.myip.org/

21 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] fluidsynth shell commands

by Gerrit Niestijl

Hi, How can i send commands in a file to a running fluidsynth process? I tried (commands.sh contains fluidsynth tuning commands): $ fluidsynth -a jack ~/gerrit.sf2 < commands.sh But fluidsynth exits immediately after reading the commands in the file. -- gerrit

21 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Re: sound & midi applications page, was Re: [Consortium] linuxaudio.org

by Steve Harris

On Sun, Feb 01, 2004 at 10:39:09AM +0000, richard.bown(a)ferventsoftware.com wrote: > On 2/1/2004, "Steve Harris" <S.W.Harris(a)ecs.soton.ac.uk> wrote: > > >Might be nice to share the reviews stuff for eg. so it appears on both > >sites. > > Hmm.. what about just getting an RSS feed together driven by various > sites? That would be nice for news, but reviews might be a bit big to fit in vanilla RSS files. - Steve

21 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Re: sound & midi applications page, was Re: [Consortium] linuxaudio.org

by Steve Harris

On Sun, Feb 01, 2004 at 09:47:55 +0000, Richard Bown wrote: > On Saturday 31 January 2004 21:35, Paul Winkler wrote: > > The topic is: a site to replace Dave Phillips' venerable, > > labor-intensive, hand-maintained sound applications page. > > It must allow visitors to easily add, update, and correct > > entries for linux audio/music apps. > > Probably also user reviews & commentary on applications. > > ObPlug: Our putative Linux Musician site is aiming to do exactly this kind of > thing. Not a WIKI (because it is edited) but a place where people can post > app links, reviews, tutorials etc. I'm not suggesting it's there to replace > anything (before the flames come on) just augmenting what's already there and > aimed squarely at the user/musician: Might be nice to share the reviews stuff for eg. so it appears on both sites. - Steve

21 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] RE:DMan2044

by David Baron

How is it going? Anything to test? Note. My system is now insisting on loading that maestro module and it thinks it actually has an AC97! Of course, nothing plays. I do not know what is cause it to load this.

21 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Ann: Specimen v0.1.0 (the first beta release)

by Pete Bessman

Too everyone who's waited with bated breath for this day to come (primarily me), rejoice in the first beta release of Specimen, a midi controlled audio sampler for GNU/Linux systems. Features as listed on the webpage: # ALSA sequencer interface support. # Audio output via ALSA or JACK. # Individual panning and volume controls for each patch. # High quality cubically interpolated pitch scaling. # Sample start/stop and loop points. # Three playback modes; "normal" just plays the sample, "trim" plays the sample and stops early if so instructed, "loop" plays the sample for the requested duration. # Patch bank saving and loading in the "beef" file format. Check out www.gazuga.net for more and to download the source. I'm gonna spend the next few days giving the program a usability test and creating a demo song that does it justice, so keep your ears open for some homegrown UHB in the not-too-distant future. [pb]

21 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Features / requirements for new soundapps page

by Paul Winkler

So, what should a new soundapps page DO? In the previous discussion on this list, way back in 2002, many ideas were kicked around. I think it was originally too ambitious. I'd like to focus for now on being a really good resource for finding linux audio / music software. So, here's a rough cut at a revised requirements list, distilling the old threads: Rough mock-up of a typical app listing page: http://www.slinkp.com/linux/soundapp_site_roughs/app_entry.html Notes, including links to the old discussions: http://www.slinkp.com/linux/soundapp_site_roughs I have just posted a rough draft of requirements on that page. It (hopefully) includes everything important from the 2002 discussions. I invite further discussion of these requirements in this thread. p.s. Somebody (Marek?) reminded me of the reasons why anonymous users should be allowed to post new listings & update existing ones. Thanks for that! But I lost the mail so I'm not sure who it was. -- Paul Winkler http://www.slinkp.com Look! Up in the sky! It's FLYING MC FROM PARIS! (random hero from isometric.spaceninja.com)

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