11 Jun
2004
11 Jun
'04
8:14 p.m.
Arnold Krille wrote:
On Friday 11 June 2004 17:54, David A. Riggs wrote:
This is a cool idea, but it starts to make a simple, intuitive mixer
a complicated beast...
Wow, this is very sorely needed! I'd literally
taken the first steps
in writing the same thing last night (unimaginatively called "Jackie"
after wishing I had my Mackie console in front of me). I've not had
a chance to try and compile it yet, but...
Quick question, it looks like the separate channels have independant
stereo level faders while the stereo output has a single ganged level
fader...this seems backwards to me. Can I easily adjust the L&R of
one stereo channel with a single (or ganged double) fader?
Not at the moment, maybe in future I add things like "couple channel X to Y".
Now that I think of it, that would be a real cool feature, coupling two or
more channels which don't even have to be neighbours together. And couple
them only for one output-bus but have the other outputs of the channels
uncoupled. You understand what I mean? You can couple 2 channels for your
main-output but control them independent for
monitors/effects/second_main_out/etc...
Thanks for this idea! I am also planning to make this output-controls
configurable so you can choose
wether you want one fader and a pan-poti for your stereo_out or just two
faders for left and right...
This is what I was asking about with regard to both the main out and
with regard to individual channels. I want to be able to control the
level of a stereo channel with one fader.
I'm trying to compile 0.0.2 on my Debian sid machine, but not having
any luck getting ./configure to work.
------ ./configure output ------
checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.1 (20021021)) (library
qt-mt) not found. Please check your installation!
For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log.
Make sure that you have compiled Qt with thread support!
--------------------------------
lukewarm@cobalt:~$ apt-cache policy libqt3-mt-dev
libqt3-mt-dev:
Installed: 3:3.2.3-2
Hrmph.
Anyone know if this is the right library package I need, and if
so how to convince autoconf that it's there?
- David A. Riggs <riggs at csee dot wvu dot edu>