I was trying to build swh-plugins 0.42 from the tarball on Mandrake,
but configure complained about a lack of fftw3f. Mandrake doesn't
include up to date RPMs of fftw.
I had to build fftw 3.0 from source using ./configure --enable-float
then add an environment variable in bash:
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig
Just thought other Mandrake users might like to know that...
Cheers
Daniel
Hi all,
Ok I've been avoiding MIDI for too long... I just used ecasound and now ardour
+ hydrogen to "fix" some ideas on the HD for later experimentation with my
band. Now I'm starting to feel curious about MIDI (those MTC and MMC commands
in ardour?!?).
The question is: where do I find some good tutorial or manual covering the
basis of MIDI? And: what do you use MIDI for? I thought it was all about
karaoke and the such...
Thank you
felipe
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hi,
just wondering if anyone can reccomend any speech to text software for
GNU/Linux?
the tremor in my hands is pretty bad at the moment and it looks like i'll be
in need of some :(. apparently its temporary and will go.... but its
frustrating...!
thanks
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Dear friends,
I try to use XMMS as a mp3 / streaming mixer to mix different live audio
streaming... but my problems is when i want to fade out or fade in one
of the source XMMS fade all the player. So i know i could use many XMMS
player at the same time, but do you know if we could mix it live? Is
there a plugin for that or a special option? or do you know an app in
the same idea as XMMS but where we could mix the different live audio
streaming source?
Thanks a lot for you help
best
juto
HI All
While we're on the subject of mastering .. I can't seem to find a
multiband compressor anywhere... (i.e. ladspa plugin)
AM I blind or is there not one yet.. Are there easy tool sto make
plugins.. or do I simply need to setup a chain..
THe other way this could work is if there is a parametric EQ plugin that
has separate outs for each frequency band.
Without the plugin all I can see is a very messy option of copying a
track three (or more) times EQ-ing these so the represent three distinct
(slightly crossing bandwidths) and then running them all through a
compressor... or (this is pretty much the same) usign a sidechain from a
compressor plugin to route it through an EQ plugin.
If there isn't one can anyone suggest an easy tool from which to build a
multiband compressor in?
cheers
ALlan
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Hi,
here's someone making music with a dot matrix printer:
http://qotile.net/dotmatrix.html
I wonder if ALSA supports it as well?
ciao
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Hi
While playing around with ardour.. I notice I'm getting quite a lot of
xruns.
I have setup jack with tmpdir=/mnt/ramfs options..
At this stage I am just using jackstart -d alsa -d ice1712
I also am using a newer P4 processor and am wondering how to turn off
HyperThreading options. As recent discussion indicates this can add to
xruns.
cheers
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JACK 0.72.4
JACK is a low-latency audio server, written primarily for the GNU/Linux
operating system. It can connect a number of different applications to
an audio device, as well as allowing them to share audio between
themselves. Its clients can run in their own processes (ie. as normal
applications), or can they can run within the JACK server (ie. as a
"plugin").
JACK is different from other audio server efforts in that it has been
designed from the ground up to be suitable for professional audio work.
This means that it focuses on two key areas: synchronous execution of
all clients, and low latency operation.
**CHANGES**
* Updated documentation
* Bug fixes
* MacOSX port. Includes a ProjectBuilder file to help compilation.
Requires PortAudio to be installed.
* Ringbuffer example files added
* New example client: simple transport master to demonstrate Jack's
transport API. Requires GNU readline to compile.
* Removed software monitoring and improved hardware monitoring
semantics.
Taybin Rutkin
Hi
I'm getting annoyed that every time I restart the machine (or possibly
just ALSA) I need to reconfigure my mixer settings. (especially for my
delta 66 as I like to have the adc, dac settings setup so that the
meters on the computer match those of my mixing desk and hardware
compressors.. unity gain should be the same everywhere)
I'm sure this is just a matter of having the right SysV init script. My
confusion is that Mandrake has 3 scripts for sound.. it has alsa,
alsasound and sound.
Does anyone know which is the right one to be using to ensure that my
mixer settings are saved?
cheers
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Greetings:
I'd like to employ dmix on my laptop but I need to know a few things
before doing so. The first thing concerns my assumptions: Am I correct
in understanding that dmix will perform as a "virtual hardware mixer" a
la the SBLive on my desktop machine ? My laptop is an HP Omnibook 4150,
it's very nice but its sound chip is a CS4232 and is not capable of
hardware mixing like the SBLive. It would be nice if dmix would let me
play with more than one audio app at a time.
If my first assumption is correct, how do I invoke and use dmix ?
Should it be in a startup file somewhere or should it be launched from
the command-line ? Given that my laptop's CPU is only a PII 366 what
kind of performance can I expect ? Finally, how do I control the volume
for each app playing, i.e., is there a mixer that recognizes dmix ?
I'm curious as to how people are using dmix and what are their
opinions about it, so fire away...
Best regards,
== Dave Phillips
The Book Of Linux Music & Sound at http://www.nostarch.com/lms.htm
The Linux Soundapps Site at http://linux-sound.org
