--- Dragan Noveski <perodog(a)gmx.net> wrote: [...] Oh, Argh. Apparently the tar.gz file got truncated somehow during or after the upload and I failed to notice FTP complaining when I uploaded it, I guess. First time I've ever had any trouble like that on sourceforge. It should be fixed now. (don't know how long the fix will take to get to all the source forge mirrors... the size of the file gneutronica-0.33.tar.gz is supposed to be 706499 bytes, if it's something different (400k or so), it's wrong. -- steve __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

--- Dragan Noveski <perodog(a)gmx.net> wrote: Nothing, you aren't doing anything wrong. Gneutronica is strictly MIDI, there is no audio output. If you want host-based audio, you need to run a MIDI controllable softsynth, (e.g fluidsynth is one I've messed around with successfully) and find some percussion sound fonts, and drive the softsynth with gneutronica. Or, load some soundfonts into your soundcard, and drive that via MIDI. You will want to make a drumkit file, if the soundfont doesn't conform to GM (General MIDI) drum mappings. There is a whiff of documentation here, just point your browser... file:///usr/local/share/gneutronica/documentation/gneutronica.html There are a number of UI idiosyncracies you are unlikely to discover without reading that, btw. Yeah, setting all that up is kind of a pain, compared to how hydrogen just fires up and makes sounds right away. Keep in mind, I wrote this to drive MIDI hardware. Softsynths were a nice bonus. I have not found many decent soundfonts though. I haven't looked very hard though, as I have decent MIDI hardware I can use. Doesn't mean there aren't any... NSKit, http://www.naturalstudio.co.uk/ gets mentioned a lot, but I haven't the patience to download the monstrosity over dialup, LOL. If you have hydrogen installed, you might be able to drive it with gneutronica (though that might be kind of silly, unless you're using gneutronica for the handful of things it can do that hydrogen can't do, weird timing being the main one, and for all I know perhaps that has changed since I last checked on h2.) My motivation for writing this thing was partly due to having three different, pretty expensive MIDI devices lying around and no good (in my subjective view anyway) software to drive them with for drums. So the target user for gneutronica is very slightly different than the target user of Hydrogen. Hope that helps, -- steve __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

all right, thanks for your help guys, the last suggestion sounds for me mostly interesting, since i dont have any hw-synth here, so i got finaly smack making sound now, for the fisrst time. in the moment, there are sn808 and sn 909 running, triggerd by gneutronica. i ll experiment with this now for longer and make some more comments, thanks a lot for the support and cheers, doc ps. i think it is not very easy to handle with, but enormous sound! Loki Davison wrote: