Hi folks,
I've been playing with the Calf Fluidsynth plugin, but whenever it
starts up I
haven't been able to find a way to set the default patch set. I have to
go through
the full selection rigmarole each time. I'd like to be able to set this
up automatically,
and I'm sure there must be a way.
Anyone have any guidance on this?
Many thanks in advance,
Bill
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Hello,
Im trying to implement a kind of MAXXBASS plugin on an headless machine
(running in mono).
If it works, I would be happy to share it if someone is interrested.
However, to do so I need some help to better understand the LADSPA syntax.
Here are two example that I would like to implement :
*#1*
root@SheBe:~# analyseplugin tap_tubewarmth.so
Plugin Name: "TAP TubeWarmth"
Plugin Label: "tap_tubewarmth"
Plugin Unique ID: 2158
Maker: "Tom Szilagyi"
Copyright: "GPL"
Must Run Real-Time: No
Has activate() Function: No
Has deactivate() Function: No
Has run_adding() Function: Yes
Environment: Normal or Hard Real-Time
Ports: "Drive" input, control, 0.1 to 10, default 2.575
"Tape--Tube Blend" input, control, -10 to 10, default 10
"Input" input, audio
"Output" output, audio
*And my asound.conf is :*
pcm.WarmTube {
type ladspa
slave.pcm "plughw:0,0";
path "/usr/lib/ladspa"
channels 2
plugins {
0 {
id 2158
policy none
input.bindings.0 "Input";
output.bindings.0 "Output";
input {
controls [ 2.575 10 ]
}
1 {
id 2158
policy none
input.bindings.1 "Input";
output.bindings.1 "Output";
input {
controls [ 2.575 10 ]
}
}
}
}
That produce the following Error :
/root@SheBe:~# squeezelite -a 80:4:16:1
[21:58:35.206794] test_open:130 hwparam init error: Invalid argument
[21:58:35.208477] output_init_common:373 unable to open output device/
*#2*
root@SheBe:~# analyseplugin harmonic_gen_1220.so
Plugin Name: "Harmonic generator"
Plugin Label: "harmonicGen"
Plugin Unique ID: 1220
Maker: "Steve Harris <steve(a)plugin.org.uk>"
Copyright: "GPL"
Must Run Real-Time: No
Has activate() Function: Yes
Has deactivate() Function: No
Has run_adding() Function: Yes
Environment: Normal or Hard Real-Time
Ports: "Fundamental magnitude" input, control, -1 to 1, default 1
"2nd harmonic magnitude" input, control, -1 to 1, default 0
"3rd harmonic magnitude" input, control, -1 to 1, default 0
"4th harmonic magnitude" input, control, -1 to 1, default 0
"5th harmonic magnitude" input, control, -1 to 1, default 0
"6th harmonic magnitude" input, control, -1 to 1, default 0
"7th harmonic magnitude" input, control, -1 to 1, default 0
"8th harmonic magnitude" input, control, -1 to 1, default 0
"9th harmonic magnitude" input, control, -1 to 1, default 0
"10th harmonic magnitude" input, control, -1 to 1, default 0
"Input" input, audio, -1 to 1
"Output" output, audio, -1 to 1
*And my asound.conf is :*
pcm.overtone {
type ladspa
slave.pcm "plughw:0,0";
path "/usr/lib/ladspa"
channels 2
plugins {
0 {
id 1220 # Overtone (Harmonic Generator)
policy none # Apply Overtone to channel 0
input.bindings.1 "Input";
output.bindings.1 "Output";
input {
controls [ 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ]
}
}
1 {
id 1220 # Overtone (Harmonic Generator)
policy none # Apply Overtone to channel 1
input.bindings.1 "Input";
output.bindings.1 "Output";
input {
controls [ 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ]
}
}
}
}
That produce the same Error :
/root@SheBe:~# squeezelite -a 80:4:16:1
[21:58:35.206794] test_open:130 hwparam init error: Invalid argument
[21:58:35.208477] output_init_common:373 unable to open output device/
Note that I don't need control, although I can make it work from the regular
way with the pluequal and control Equal, but here, I want/need to implement
it directly from within my asound.conf
Thank you for your help !
Jean
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Right from V 0.016 we had the default MIDI and audio set for Jack, and soon
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Since then a lot has changed, and I'm wondering if we should reappraise these
decissions.
Fairly recently we gave a nod in the direction of helping beginners by making
the virtual keyboard appear alongside the main window on a very first time
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These days, we also have the short Yoshimi guide that tries to get new users
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Now I'm wondering if we should change the first-time startup to an all Alsa
configuration. It would make no difference to existing users, as for quite a
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file.
Would it get us closer to a 'just works' position?
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http://www.musically.me.uk
Say you have a poem and I have a tune.
Exchange them and we can both have a poem, a tune, and a song.
Hello list,
My googling did not provide me with sufficient answers, so I'm directing
my questions here ;-)
I made a 1 hour long project in Ardour that exports as a 635 MB wav-file.
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Hey there,
I recently wrapped up a short album I've been working on:
http://desertreceiver.bandcamp.com/
The music is instrumental & electronic, and sometimes it veers into more
noisy territory.
These tracks were first created in Renoise, and then I used Ardour for
mixing the final product. There are quite a few sounds from both Yoshimi
and from my hardware synth, and I used a variety of plugins that come with
Ubuntu Studio, including the Calf plugins.
Enjoy.
It seems to me that most DAWs on linux are 'operating on' WAV files.
However I see there are other options, like in Ardour's
session/properties/media tab
Except for losing the 4 GB limit on file size, are there other
advantages of using for example broadcast rf64?
Will Ardour just change the default once I change this setting, and is
it safe to change on a work in progress?
Regards,
Al F
Hi
I've made a analogue simulation of the Vox Suppa Tonebender.
Made with the ampsimtoolkit from guitarix.
Here you can get it as headless LV2 plugin.
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regards
hermann
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