Another version of Ecasound/Nama is available at CPAN
for your multitrack recording pleasure. We are
approaching a 1.0 release!
Here are the newest changes:
- Track soloing
- Documentation rewrite
- Pager for long text listings
- Many bug fixes
- Simplified build script (preprocessing really) facilitates
source browsing/tinkering
And a feature list:
- Based on Ecasound, a stable, full-featured audio
processing engine.
- Very flexible template-based signal routing allows for
multiple buses. Possible to simultaneously record and
mixdown a live performance.
- Tracks
+ can be mono, stereo or any desired width
+ volume/pan with any number of effects
+ signal sources from soundcard or JACK clients
+ multiple WAV versions per track
+ playat, reverse, select, audioloop
- Tk based GUI
+ main window and effects window
+ auto-hinting of LADSPA plugin parameters range and linear/log
+ stable, lightweight
+ no dialog boxes considered a feature
- Full-featured text UI
+ Executes Ecasound commands, Nama commands, shell commands
and perl code
+ multiple commands per line
+ help for commands and plugins
- Automated connection to JACK clients
- Marks
- Looping over entire chain setup between designated marks
- Full diagnostics with dumping of all data structures
- Persistent settings stored as browsable YAML
- Per-project configuration files
- Small codebase compared to other projects, ~7K lines
- Active development
- Hackable, extensible
Caveat! We're having some difficulties compiling
Audio::Ecasound, on which Nama depends, for x86-64.
The easiest way to install Nama is from CPAN:
cpan Audio::Ecasound::Multitrack
If you'd prefer to install from sources, you can copy the
repository thus:
git clone
git://github.com/bolangi/nama.git
Build instructions are found in the README.
I'm interested in any comments, bug reports, feature
requests, etc. you may have.
Regards,
--
Joel Roth