16 Apr
2022
16 Apr
'22
7:20 p.m.
Hello list,
Any way to tell it once and for all to NOT autoconnect
to system:* ?
FA
1) If you start Tembro via NSM there will be no connections made, at all.
2) If you start it standalone it will connect the auditioner port, which is very much
intended, and the summing stereo channels. I consider both of these non-proaudio preview
options, where you want quick results. The real ports, which are individual instrument
outputs, are never auto-connected.
3) That said, to make this behaviour optional, saved in ~/.config and with a command line
switch, is already on my todo list. Next release.
I hope this answers the questions.
Yours,
Nils
18 Apr
18 Apr
12:01 a.m.
New subject: New Software: Tembro, All-in-one instrument (Sampler or Rompler)
On Sat, Apr 16, 2022 at 03:20:41PM +0000, Laborejo Software Suite wrote:
I don't use NSM or anything similar.
Any way to tell
it once and for all to NOT autoconnect to system:* ?
FA
1) If you start Tembro via NSM there will be no connections made, at all. 2) If you start it standalone it will connect the
auditioner port, which is
very much intended, and the summing stereo channels. I consider both of these
non-proaudio preview options, where you want quick results.
Here, and in every studio which has k-system calibrated monitoring, system
outputs go to the monitoring speakers which are adjusted to produce 83 dB
SPL for -20 dB full scale output. That is 103 dB SPL peak. Volume is
controlled in software either by something like zita-mu1 or by a mixer
app or a DAW.
Contrary to what you may think, setting up a system like this is quite
common in 'proaudio'. Wich means it is absolutely insane to autoconnect
any application that does not even have a volume control to such an output.
3) That said, to make this behaviour optional, saved
in ~/.config and
with a command line switch, is already on my todo list. Next release.
NOT connecting should be the default.
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FA
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