Re: Re: [linux-audio-user] repost: - Linux-audio-user

29 Mar 2005

--- Esa Linna &lt;esa.linna(a)kolumbus.fi&gt; wrote:
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 L�hett�j�: David Baron &lt;d_baron(a)012.net.il&gt;
 P�iv�ys: 2005/03/29 ti AM 10:29:29 GMT+03:00
 Vastaanottaja: linux-audio-user(a)music.columbia.edu
 Aihe: Re: [linux-audio-user] repost:
 	 curious about jamin feedback

 On Tuesday 29 March 2005 02:09,  linux-audio-user-request(a)music.columbia.edu 
  wrote:
 > Hello all - was just now reading some discussion  about Jamin - was just
  > wondering, how are people responding to
Jamin?   are they liking it?  are
  > people liking the way it sounds?  getting
good  results?  complaining?
   raving?

 Intriguing program but its multiprocess paradigm  (this is not a file-file or 
  file-playback filter, one must play something,
 jack it into jamin) it too 
  much a cpu hawg for my old clunker :-)

 David, I am not sure if you meant this, but I also
 would like to see an option, where you could open
 the (.wav, .au etc.) file directly to Jamin and
 start mastering - like in T-RackS, for example - and
 save it to other file.  
It's not a bad idea but there are additional
challanges that need to be handled...fades, timing
between songs and playlists are a few examples.
T-Racks doesn't come close to having an interface that
satisfies my mastering needs. The other side of the
task is authoring to CD or DVD.

I don't think any of that is a trivial set of
interfaces to design or code. And that's probably the
reason nobody has done it. Ardour does handle some of
the tasks already, the interfaces are far from
complete, and I believe it will eventually handle all
our authoring needs.

ron

...
  But it is a great software, even without the
 before-mentioned option.

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