2011/9/13 Ronald Stewart
<ronaldjstewart@gmail.com>
hi
Our samsung Q1 ultra works well and stable since 2.1... not much HW around these days so we moved on to Indamixx2 which has ported nicely with RC3 thanks to Gabriel Beddingfield.
Indamixx2 on sale for $549.00
http://www.indamixx.com/shop-130.html
I wasn't up to date with Indamixx news and... what a surprise and nice cool product that Transmission 5!
Is it an iPad/Galaxy tab alike tablet? Which one is it?
Really appealing. I take mental note of that for anyone I can give a piece of advice.
Is just that being in the Musix team, well, I would like to make this work :). Anyway, this Viliv just ended up in my hands, and now that I have it for testing I would like to make something useful of it for portable music.
We do have customers who have hacked on their own mods of transmission 2.1 on the samsung q1 ultra and have come up with some nice results.
I have the viliv products here for years as they gave me one of each to test on for Indamixx 2 back in 2009 but I passed until something had more CPU and better quality build. The Viliv had the Z Atom chip and the build waas really flimsy... certainly not DJ duty or ready for a road gig :)
I didn't notice that this Viliv had a less CPU than Samsung, but I think
is robust, at least is quite heavy. Besides this hardware problems, I've been
able to use it as a looper, multiFX and recording tool at the same
time. Trying to be like a one-man-band doing drums with Hydrogen or with
my hands, bass with FX or the guitar itself, jamming along and things like that.
If I remember correctly Free had to hack Xorg and do some cool tweaks to get the touch running correctly and not wonky. It seems like wonky comes up a lot in touch on the tablets but we are reporting good results on Indamixx2 albeit beta still and RC3 which I think is totally acceptable for a lil audio droid that has a lot of features for music production.
Would love any contact or extended information that can guide me just a little. Been trying many things and also googling for more but no luck.
Thank you
Ronald Stewart
Indamixx
Thanks to you, Ronald, and good luck with the new Indamixx adventure.
On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 7:31 AM, Carlos sanchiavedraz
<csanchezgs@gmail.com> wrote:
2011/9/13 david
<gnome@hawaii.rr.com>
Carlos sanchiavedraz wrote:
2011/9/10 david <gnome@hawaii.rr.com <mailto:gnome@hawaii.rr.com>>
Carlos sanchiavedraz wrote:
Hi all, dear LAUers.
I've been doing some testing with Musix 3 beta (based on Debian
Squeeze)
Where did you get Musix 3 Beta? I can't find anything higher than
2.1 at their site.
-- David
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Ah, thanks for the news and the link. I like Musix, even though the last one that worked on my musicbox was a beta of Musix 2. The production version of 2 somehow lost the ability to work with the boring old Intel video hardware that the beta knew how to work with.
Anyway, I look forward to testing Musix 3!
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