Hi all! First time poster, long time enthusiast.
I'm using:
- jack-audio-connection-kit-2.9999 (+alsa, +dbus)
- pulseaudio-10.0 (+jack)
- alsa-utils-1.1.2
- jalv-1.6.0-r1 (+gtk)
- calf plugins 0.0.60-r1 (+lv2)
- cadence 9999-r1 (+pulseaudio)
I'm working at scripting from the command line and I have a pretty good
working prototype but I've hit an issue.
- Running a fourth instance of jalv (either jalv or jalv.gtk) will cause
the other three to seg fault.
- I don't think the issue is confined to jalv, I've replicated it by
running the jack meters in cadence.
I'm not sure exactly where to take my issue but my first guess is jack
configuration?
Dede
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Dede Lamb
ddlala27(a)gmail.com
ahoy all,
ran into the possibility of using btrfs [1] due to some non-audio
related issues. it has some nice features, especially regarding backup,
snapshots and silent file corruption detection. however, it seems like it
lags a bit in performance when compared to ext4. also its stability status
seems to change depending on what one reads.
so i was just wondering if anyone has any experience using btrfs doing
audio work?
thanks, w
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Btrfs
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This morning I posted a new youtube video of Yoshimi playing Widor's Toccata
from a MIDI file. This originally came from a public domain library, but I
know the piece pretty well and there were several errors in it.
I edited these to get it sounding as close as as I could to what I expected,
then added the CCs to the front of the file for Yoshimi's bank switching,
program changes, and volume/pan levels - I didn't get the pedal level quite
right. It tips into the red on the end of the very last note :(
On a hifi with a good low end response this will really rattle your windows :)
The recording was made with Simple Screen recorder. That accounts for why
gkrellm is reporting a far higher processor usage than QjackCtl's dsp figure
would suggest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcImV6NPP-c
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Say you have a poem and I have a tune.
Exchange them and we can both have a poem, a tune, and a song.
An excellent performance of some wonderful music! Thank you for
posting this.
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Dear linux audio users and developers,
(crossposting as usual for releases)
at the end of the last year I bought a new MIDI interface. I decided to buy a IConnectivity MIO10
as it comes closest to my old (MOTU MIDI Express XT) as it was reported to work flawless with
linux. It did, regarding the MIDI-Part, but as usual, the configuration was not possible with
linux. As WINE did not work for me as well, I decided to create my own utility.
And here it is:
https://github.com/dehnhardt/mioconfig
Currently it does support only a small part of the configuration possibilities, the interface
provides (Read the RELEASENOTES.md for further information) and is prealphabetasomewhat - but as I
did not implement firmware updates - it should (and in my case did not) not break the device.
The utility should work with most IConnectivity MIDI devices but I ownly could test ist with my
device.
There are *no* precompiled packages at the moment, you have to build them. (It is based on QT)
But I really apprecciate every input (please use the github issues) - and if someone wwould like to
enable compiling under Windows or Mac (which should work as I use QT an RTMidi) - you are very
welcome!
All the best
Holger
Hey hey,
I've just uploaded a new piano piece.
http://juliencoder.de/nama/cloud_burst.mp3http://juliencoder.de/nama/cloud_burst.ogg
It all began with a simple chord of stacked quints and continued by the means
of "what could come next?". The opening section is now rather dark and
dissonant, but it evolves into a dreamy little piece.
I used Fons' Zita-verb LADSPA plugin and some compression and limiting, since
that was suggested to me a couple of times now. I tried to keep it all very
natural and still dynamic enough to capture the original spirit of the song.
Enjoy and let me know, what you think, if anything. :)
Best wishes,
Jeanette
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Recently the speakers (Yamaha HS5) are 'picking up' 'morse code' (for
lack of better description). I don't think this goes into any
recording (haven't checked yet). So, erratically, maybe a few times
per hour, the speakers will put out a short 'morse code' type of beeps,
whether there is music playing or not. It could be at total idling
time. They never did that before.
My question is, what is the source of these short beeps ? Even if they
are not recorded they can be disturbing when improvising or in a quiet
piece.
Hey hey,
I know, losely termed and fit for religious disputes, but I'm looking for a
nice algorithmic reverb plugin (LADSPA or LV2) that can hold its own on a solo
instrument or solo voice. There are some very good IRs and reasonably good
algorithmic reverbs, that I use in mixes. But IRs aren't that tweakable -
certainly not on the fly. I know of some applications that can do that, but
all those that I know have a graphical user interface and thus are out. -- The
algorithmic reverbs I know and use, are good, but not good enough for a good
solo performance.
I'm interested in everything from ambience to rooms and halls.
Thanks for any tips.
Best wishes,
Jeanette
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When you need someone, you just turn around and I will be there <3