Hi folks
I am wondering if there is such thing as a MIDI control interface with
various faders/wheels on it, like various keyboards have for mod/pitch bend
wheels. If so, can anybody make any recommendations?
Thanks
Luke.
Hi (hello Peter?)!
I have a couple of questions about fluidsynth. First I can't figure out how
to use the ladspa-stuff. I mean ladspa_add in specific. I tried it with a
simple plugin (diode from swh), but I couldn't get the input and outpuput
attached. I didn't know what to type for input and output. Unfortunately a
more detailed section on this is missing in the manpage.
Then is there a pause/forward/rewind feature for midi-files? It would be
really great if there was.
the click problem: I also had clicks at the end of the jeux d'orgues 2 font
and at the end of Rhodes73. It sounds like the release time is kept too short.
And one last thing: Everytime I start fluidsynth there is a quiet high
humming. It decreases when I turn of the reverb, but it doesn't completely go
away. Any idea?
I'm sorry for only wining. In general fluidsynth is ABSOLUTELY TERRIFIC!!! I
enjoyed it a great deal! Thanks Peter!
Kindest regards
Julien
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Hello all!
Is there a way to decompress the sfark and sfpack soundfont compression
format s under linux? (I would need a solution without GUI)
Thanks for any help!
Kindest regards
Julien
Julien Patrick Claassen
jclaassen(a)gmx.de
julien(a)c-lab.de
http://www.geocities.com/jjs_home
SBS C-LAB
Fuerstenallee 11
33102 Paderborn
Phone: (+49) 5251 60 6060
Fax: (+49) 5251 60 6065
www.c-lab.de
Hi,
I need to Sys Ex dump from a digital mixer, tascam
dm-24, to linux and then be able to restore the dump
info.
The mixer stores 99 different mix scenes, eight
automation mixes and various other things.
Is there a utility available?
ron
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Hello!
Is the site http://www.alsa-project.org really down for some days now?
Seems like it is, unless my Internet connection has a problem.
And in any caser, is there a mirror out somewhere? I want to set up alsa
but can't, because all the docs are on that site.
--
Sincerely yours, Mikhail Ramendik
Hi
This is my first post to this list. I have been working with both windows and
mac for years as a hobby studio technician with some education in then field.
My day-work is teaching music in secondary school and at the teacher trainers
college here in Stavanger Norway. However I have converted to Mandrake Linux
for my office computer on which I'm at present finishing the first half of
my phd on, but I have been reluctant to try it for music.
After having read about the agnula project and found Thac's RPM's
(http://rpm.nyvalls.se/sound9.1.html) for mandrake plus having heard on the
PCDAW(a)yahoogroups.com mailing list that a few people actually do work
solemnly on linux for studio work I'm tempted to follow. I'll probably lurk
here for some time first, but a few questions:
I have installed rosegarden from thac's RPMs and it seems to be working. Looks
a lot like Cubase which I know well. The problem is that my trident card
(we're now talking about my office box, I have a staudio C-port system on my
music box) apparantly is not supported for interal midi in alsa. I don't know
if that's the reason, but when I start rosegarden I get the message
"sequenzer exited" and then rosegarden starts, but of course with no sound
from midi. This is what is in the sequenszer configuration section: "
"-malsa_seq". Brahms starts fine, but of course no sound.
How would I go about getting softsynths to work? I know Jack is the way. Arts
is installed by KDE. Do I have to disable that? Are there any step by step
instructions or automated setup programs to fix this for me? And is it
possible to use VSTi's under Jack via the vst-server? If it is - how? And
what is the simplest jack patchbay program to use?
I plan to try rosegarden for composing and Ardour for multitracking
eventually.
That was quite a few questions. PLease be gentle as I'm not a very
linux-literate user. Point and click is sort of my thing, but I love to learn
and is quite stubborn..
Hope for some input
Best regards
Ketil Thorgersen
Mark wrote:
>Ron,
>
>There I found jSynthLib, which says it handles SysEx on its
>documentation page. Don't know I'd want to be tied to Java though.
>
>http://www.overwhelmed.org/jsynthlib/
>
>Anyway, I think you'll probably find something pretty nice pretty
>quickly if you look in this basic patch librarian area.
>
I downloaded jsynthlib about a week ago because I need to install a newer os into the Andromeda here.
I haven't found the time to even try jsynthlib on something simpler first, but it seems like it would be great if it works.
Ron, could you post to the list if this works? I would really appreciate it.
Tracey.
Hi Chris
I meant hardware, so what was suggested was correct.
Luke.
At 02:00 AM 4/12/2003, you wrote:
>I thought the original poster was asking for a software equivalent of
>the controllers in keyboards like those.
>
>Which would be quite a neat thing although perhaps hard to operate in
>real-time. I don't know of one, though I'm sure someone is about to
>pop up and tell me I could build one with pd.
Greetings:
Once again I've updated the Linux soundapps sites. All sites are
current and can be accessed via these URLs :
http://linux-sound.org (USA)
http://www.linuxsound.at (Europe)
http://linuxsound.jp/ (Japan)
Many thanks to Frank Barknecht for his assistance with linuxsound.at.
Many thanks also to all my site providers: the mirrors have been donated
by their respective owners as a service to the community, for which I am
most grateful.
Enjoy !
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
Congratulations to Dave Phillips for outstanding round up of softsynths
in May 2003 Linux Journal.
Now if we all voted with e-mails to Linux Journal, perhaps we could
influence the editors to open up a monthly column on audio with Dave on
the masthead.
Again, many thanks and fine job Dave.
Best wishes,
Lloyd R. Prentice