I'm pretty new to Linux generally, having dabbled with it for six months
or so. I'm using RedHat 8.0 at the moment, on two machines. I've been
learning to use tarballs today, and have sucessfully installed
ladspa_sdk, and the xmms-ladspa plugin.
I've just compiled two very interesting looking ladspa plugins (preamp &
unmatched) but am not sure where I should put them to allow my ladspa
hosts to find them.
At some point soon (probably after my finals) I'm intending to spend
some time learning how to use CVS & eventually install Ardour...
I hope I'm not on completely the wrong track...
thanks
Michael Nelson
Hello,
While I know this is specfically an audio group, I'm thinking this is
still related, but I apologize if it is too far off topic.
I was wondering if anyone here has setup an IDE raid, either via hardware
or software. I ask because I know it usually would speed up disk access
which is good for realtime audio work (I had to work on a scsi system with
a layla for a customer of mine). I was looking at doing a striped raid
with 2 80 gigs (or maybe 2 120s).
I tried to setup a striping (then later a mirror) on my other machine
running slack 8.0 but had absolutely no luck whatsoever. Neither the
hardware on my motherboard (HPT370 on abit VP6) or just a simple software
raid worked. I will probably be using the same board for audio recording
unless someone has a better suggestion (looking at asus).
So, if anyone can give me any recommendations or hints/tips I would be
quite happy. :)
Thanks in advance,
Bryan
Hello,
We are in need of some advice about (i) whether our existing hardware is
suitable for installing planet, mainly for streaming purposes. (ii)
recommendation of a cheap soundcard. any advice would be very gratefully
received.
We are running a community show on a local radio in an open space right
now, and are broadcasting on FM, via the stream. mp3/ogg. The stream is
64k. That is really the entire purpose of a machine we are thinking about
installing here. There is a machine that we can dedicate than this: it
would have no other purpose really.
We would like to install ccrma, but have the following system, and wonder
if it can cope, and whether ccrma is capable of dealing with it:
it is a double processor: 2x133, 64mb. can this cope with live 64k
encoding? and can the RH planet ccmra cope with the double processor?
We are a volunteer grassroots project and have a very little budget (our
equipmednt is donated, hence the system above). Could someone advise on a
sound card for under $50? (either for this machine or another)
thanks very much for any help!
please could you mail me directly as well as the list (its very hectic
here as we're on this every day at he moment).
jane
Hello,
I have a SBLive and under Windoze I was using the rear analog out as my
main output since it provide a better signal (due to the I2C DAC instead
of the AC97 codec).
After installing Alsa and playing with amixer I managed to get the rear
output work .. but only for the wave out !! I could not hear the Digital
CD out nor the internal synth output !!
I switched to the front output and everything work fine.
Does someone know how to route CD output and Synth output to the rear out ?
Thanks in advance,
-- Christophe
I'm trying to compile Gnome wave cleaner. When I run configure,
it tells me that I need libsndfile 1.0.0 or greater. I already
downloaded libsndfile 1.0.4, and did the usual
configure/make/make install. However, GWC's configure program
still gives me the same error message. I don't know what's going
on.
Thanks.
Howard Sanner
flagstad(a)mindspring.com
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Hi.
I just saw in sound on sound that Raw Material are intending to release a
Linux version of their Tracktion software for Linux. It's a multitrack
sequencer kind of thing, the look reminds me a bit of Ableton Live.
" By August 2003 versions for the Mac and Linux will also be available, and
by the end of 2003, there should really be nothing left to add!"
http://www.rawmaterialsoftware.com/tracktion/index.html
I have talked to a number of iCube users through
the years (haven't used it myself).
Most of them seem to agree that although it's a
powerful device, it's 1) too complex to set up
(that's the cost of its flexibility), and 2)
the analogue inputs are noisy and there is
considerable crosstalk.
There are several competing boxes on the market,
such as IRCAM Atomic and the Sensorlab. NoTAM
in Norway used to sell one (designed by me), but
I'm not sure if they still do.
Oyvind Hammer
Geological Museum
University of Oslo
Hi all, the 0.7.6 version of Hydrogen Gnu/Linux drum machine is available at
http://hydrogen.sf.net
Features:
* Graphical user interface based on QT 3,
* Sample based audio engine,
* Oss Audio driver,
* Jack Audio driver,
* Export to disk audio driver,
* Alsa Midi input,
* Ability to import/export xml-based song file,
* 64 ticks per pattern,
* 16 voices with volume, mute, solo, pan capabilities,
* Import of samples in wave, au, aiff format.
* Humanize and swing functions
Changes:
* Bug fix in note velocity editor
* Improved pattern editor
* Humanize function
* Swing function
* New child frame interface
* Stereo peak visualization in mixer
* New song editor
Happy drumming! ;)
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Alessandro <Comix> Cominu
http://hydrogen.sf.net
e-mail: comix(a)despammed.com
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