6 Jan
2012
6 Jan
'12
3:07 a.m.
Hi
just to let you know that I have to add this line to dco.cpp file in order
to compile it without errors:
#include <stdlib.h>
without that line the compilation failed with this error:
dco.cpp:184: error: ‘rand’ was not declared in this scope
make: *** [dco.o] Error 1
best,
Diego
2012/1/5 Aurélien Leblond <blablack(a)gmail.com>
That's an impressive one!
First time I ever heard of it but I really like the audio examples!
Aurélien
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>> My
question is, quite simply, since LMMS is FLOSS, would making
>> Trippleoscilator + perhaps other instruments in LMMS into plugins
>> (lv2/linuxVST) be a realistic possibility? Bear with me, I'm no
developer
>> but merely a musician, so I really
don't know what I'm asking/talking
>> about. But I have a firm belief that a plugin-version of these
instruments,
>> usable in for example Ardour3 when that
arrives, would make a great
>> addition to the Linux-musician community.
>
> Technically it should be doable, but one would need to go in the code
> of LMMS to check it out.
> Sometime the code is almost usable directly in plugins.
>
> I'm working on porting the internal modules from AlsaModularSynth into
> LV2 plugins at the moment.
> Once I'm finished with that, I could take a look into it.
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/avwlv2/)
>
>> (ps. Is there anything similar already existing perhaps? ds.)
> You should check AlsaModularSynth, coupled with Seq24... The
> instrument you described look like a synth with 3 oscillators (duuuuh,
> that would explain the name!). AMS comes with great examples, and
> building a Synth with 3 VCO (Oscillators) should be "pretty" easy.
> Yoshimi comes to mind as well (although it is way more complicated).
> Oh, and if you have some courage, feel free to try my plugins with
Ingen :D
P.S: I forwarded your mail to the LAU list. Some users there might
have other ideas for similar synths.
Hope that helps,
Aurélien
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