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[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, 9 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)

21 years, 9 months

[linux-audio-user] toshiba A10 - S213 - bios and kernel

by juto aviten

Hello Friends, I bought a laptop toshiba A10 - S213 pentium 4 - 516 Mo and I installed mandrake 9.2 on it, i use it with the multimedia kernel of mandrake. I would like to know if one of you could access to the bios of this kind of machine, it seems that we have to use window$ to have access to it, really strange. Does someone have an idea? And also, I have some problems when I used sound and that in the same time I run a brownser or another application, the sound is cutting by some other priority of the system, I tried to give priority to sound by doing nice --10 but it's always the same, does someone had experienced this problem? thanks a lot for your help!! juto aviten http://radio.apo33.org

21 years, 9 months

[linux-audio-user] Re: Get a Load of This!

by David Baron

I posted this to appreciate a powerful new product, based on Linux, though I cannot afford to buy it myself. I did not post it to inspire bigotted hate mail and such. Please, keep this stuff to yourselves.

21 years, 9 months

[linux-audio-user] emu10k1 MIDI Efeects

by holborn

Hi! After two weeks working on that ..... i got it ... I have REVERB and CHORUS in my SB Live ... well i need to improve some things, but i can control the amount of reverb and chorus with MIDI control message for each MIDI channel ... gmorgan sounds like a film with reverb and chorus. :-) I use ld10k1 from Peter Zubaj .... a fantastic program, hi was send me a pre-release with some improvements, as10k1 form alsa-utils to compile the patches, i modified some bus and chorus example patches and I adapted fv10k1 (Freverb from sourceforge emu10k1 drivers), then i made som scripts to load. Actually has some small problems, in fact the FX8010 is a mistery for me .. and seems the TRAM delay lines of both effects are mixed ... but with some small alsamixer hacking sounds pretty good. If someone is interested i will send you .... Greetings Josep

21 years, 9 months

Re: [linux-audio-user] linux and alsaplayer

by stone1＠btinternet.com

> from: Christophe Vescovi <vescovi(a)lpsc.in2p3.fr> > date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 11:17:17 > to: linux-audio-user(a)music.columbia.edu > subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] linux and alsaplayer > > James Stone a écrit : > > > >> I did the rt-capability operation.Now alsaplayer and ardour > >>are doing fine with jackstart. > >>Muse doesnt like this way.With jackstart it still needs to be root for > >>starting,but then it crashes.It still works when jack is started the old > >>way (as root). > >>The qeustion is who is to blame :me,jack or muse? > >> > >>Thanks for the help > >> > >>Jaap van Geffen > >> > > > > > > You have to compile muse with the --enable-rtcap option or change the > > muse executable to suid (chmod s /usr/local/bin/muse or whatever). > > > > James > > > > I think the --enable-rtcap option is broken in the latest Muse release. > At least the last time I try it was not able to compile givertcap.c. I > think it has something to do why Muse wanting to compile it with gcc > instead of g (Tommi Ilmonen file is givertcap.C and not givertcap.c as > in Muse). I am not sure it's the only problem .... otherwise it should > be easily fixed. > > What is working is the --enable-suid-install option. > > Christophe > --enable-rtcap works for me on muse 0.6.3 (I agree it was broken on 0.6.2). --enable-suid-install is just the same as giving the muse binary suid.. might be easier to do that if muse is already installed. James

21 years, 9 months

[linux-audio-user] m3u streaming

by Mark Constable

Can anyone suggest an ogg/mp3 player that streams m3u files other than xmms ? --markc

21 years, 9 months

[linux-audio-user] Mail address of Lionstracs ?

by Andreas Kuckartz

Does anyone have a valid mail address of Lionstracs ? I tried webmaster(a)lionstracs.com but received an error message: "This address no longer accepts mail." Thanks, Andreas

21 years, 9 months

[linux-audio-user] EM: Sounds from Another Planet

by Andreas Kuckartz

If I am correct, this article about Linux was not yet posted here. Cheers, Andreas --- Sounds from Another Planet By Allan Metts Electronic Musician, Jan 1, 2004 http://emusician.com/ar/emusic_sounds_planet/index.htm

21 years, 9 months

[linux-audio-user] Alsaplayer and equivalents?

by Juhana Sadeharju

Hello. Is there a player with similar design as gqview has? Then I could easily play songs and move between directories. I checked Alsaplayer but it does not provide the directory browsing. Worse, Alsaplayer does not know anything what happens in the directories: songs stay in the play list even they are completely deleted. Alsaplayer also does not show the filenames but prefers to dig info from mp3 files and display that. I need names which match with filenames (so that I don't have to guess the filenames!). The playlist in Alsaplayer does not provide any grouping/folders. All songs are in one list. I know a guy who has 10,000+ songs in mp3/wma format. All can be managed easily with the software he uses in MS Windows. That kind of software equipped with direct directory browsing would be great in Linux. Regards, Juhana

21 years, 9 months

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