7 Jan
2007
7 Jan
'07
10:51 a.m.
Hallo,
Fons Adriaensen hat gesagt: // Fons Adriaensen wrote:
Probably there is no 'technical' problem doing
so, but it would mean
you have two sets of modules that are really incompatible with each
other - it could become very confusing to a user. The 'spirit' of Om/
Ingen seems to be linear control, and AFAIK that is a deliberate choice
of its author and one I will respect, even if don't think it's the best
choice for a mainstream synth ('mainstream' used here as opposed to more
abstract environments such as CSound or SuperCollider).
Though I guess I understand what you mean, I'd like to note that
CSound, SuperCollider and Pd are the by far the most widely used [1]
synths on Linux, so one could argue that they are the real
"mainstream" Linux synths. ;)
[1] I'm basing my observation on mailing list subscriber counts and
traffic amounts, which of course is slightly skewed as it includes the
Mac and Windows users of said synths.
Ciao
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