Very good point.
I could not put my finger on it, but you are right, what often stops you
from sending bug reports is that you don't want to be taken for a fool :-).
BR
/Robert
dany wrote:
Le Lundi 27 Aot 2001 20:59, vous avez crit :
16. Non-programmers that I talked to
Hi,
very interesting reading.
There seem to be some data corruption though.
in the multiclient page in the next latency box the Linux latency
value is 6 in the Win98 comparison case, and 12 in the Win2000
comparison. Which is right?
--DOH! my fault, it's tested on different machines, perhaps
Ah, my favourite subject,
this is something I have spent quite some time to iron out. And yes, I
think it is very possible. But I have a serious lack of time to try some
implementations :-(.
An even better example than the CrossOver plugin is the Codec plugs that
have existed for some time
n. wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jarno Seppanen)Subject: [linux-audio-dev] VST plug-ins for Linux?Date: 07 Sep 2001 08:43:44 +0300
Hullo,since CodeWeavers' CrossOver allows Windows web browser plug-in binaries suchas Shockwave or QuickTime to run on Linux, I bet
Hi Guys,
Here are some implementation ideas I conjured from thin air a while a go
(perhaps that's all they contain), hope someone finds it interesting.
And in case it's not patented yet(in case someone would WANT to patent
it, go figure?!?), now there is prior art ;-).
Recently there was a
Paul Winkler wrote:
On Sat, Nov 17, 2001 at 06:31:11PM +0100, Robert Jonsson wrote:
(long snip)
I've thought about much the same thing.
It's worth noting that, as long as you're working with tools that can
be driven from the command line, make (1) can do all that - that's
what it's
Hi all,
Here is a snip from latest kernel release note:
From: Linus Torvalds
To: Kernel Mailing List
Subject: Linux-2.4.15-pre9
Date:21 Nov 2001 22:44:30 -0800
David Mosberger noticed that SCHED_FIFO has been broken
for a while, and obviously very few people
Hi,
I think it's not so much XML as custom widgets.
Some plugs will probably work better with specialised widgets that is perhaps
only applicable to this particular plugin.
Also there are some plugs where the GUI clearly adds clarity by using
alternative visualisation. I'm for instance
Hi,
PS: I'm now using Redhat 7.2 boxes, and I noticed artsd is started as default.
I don't like this that much because it messes up the correct functioning of
some audio apps.
Hmmm, I see...
Eg mplayer AFAIK outputs to OSS (does not support arts output) and while
artsd is running mplayer
Hi,
Since I have yet to try Debian, I might change my religion also, if I do :-)
For now I'm quite content with Mandrakes current offers, very slick, VERY
uptodate. Not quite bugfree, but I've been with them for a while and know my way
around.
The latest releases (8.1 and 8.2) have also been
Hi,
Anybody tried the (new?) Rebirth clone, Reborn?
http://www.deadvirgins.org.uk/reborn/
Only had a 10 second test run, I'm already sold :-)
Regards
/Robert
Great stuff!
Conrad Parker wrote:
Sweep 0.5.0 Development Release
---
Sweep is designed to be intuitive and to give you full control. It includes
almost everything you would expect in a sound editor, and then some:
* precise, vinyl like scrubbing
I can only agree.
Now if we PLEASE could leave this subject, I can see nothing good coming out of
this discussion. We are different, we work different, we live different, that is
that. If you are interested in politics, try a different mailinglist, join a
political party or whatever.
Hi Guys,
I thought I'd mention this project that's been going on in that bad bad windows
world to provide free wdm drivers for all emu10k based soundcards. It seems
they've made quite a good job at that. I've heard reports that it is working in
w2k with Cubase at 4ms latency with a standard
Woah!
Tack Kjetil!
I've been meaning to construct something like this for a veery long
time, I'm sincerely happy that you managed to pull it of!
Sometime in the near/distant/close/far future I'll be able to test this
(I'm not holding my breath), I can't wait!
So...next step would be VST
Hi guys,
I thought I would share some info about some utilities I found recently
with regards to overly painful compile times.
We have done some fairly extensive Corba based stuff at work, the last
few months. Needless to say the compile times we have had for these
beasts are numbing.
On Thursday 30 January 2003 18.12, Steve Harris wrote:
On Thu, Jan 30, 2003 at 11:31:12 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tell app its windowname and swallow that...
if app wnats to open another window then it has to tell
the host app via IPC of its new window ID and then the host will
Steve Harris wrote:
On Fri, Jan 31, 2003 at 08:31:44 +0100, Robert Jonsson wrote:
Yes, but hat is done with a window manger hack, normal X apps can't do
that.
Are you sure this is the case? There are numerous applications that support
swallowing. Some of them are quite small.
Right now I
Hi,
I think that for applications like audio processing where speed is one of
the main goals benchmarking is extremely important. Personally I would
love to see more people do it properly and publish their results like I
did here:
Agreed. If someone that knows c, c++ and objective c were to
Good news yeah... sure...
When I read the title I was hoping for something like:
- Kernel 2.6 is tested reliably with 16-samples buffers... or something
similar... :-)
Oh well, I'll have to settle for the millions then...
/R
onsdagen den 4 juni 2003 05.17 skrev johnsonwilliams:
Dear Sir,
tisdagen den 10 juni 2003 13.21 skrev Frank van de Pol:
On Tue, Jun 10, 2003 at 08:30:39AM +0200, Robert Jonsson wrote:
Hi,
In fact the bounce feature in MusE is realtime. It means that you
have to wait the real duration of the track to be rendered.
In a non realtime mode the track
tisdagen den 10 juni 2003 13.21 skrev Frank van de Pol:
On Tue, Jun 10, 2003 at 08:30:39AM +0200, Robert Jonsson wrote:
Hi,
In fact the bounce feature in MusE is realtime. It means that you
have to wait the real duration of the track to be rendered.
In a non realtime mode the track
This is a first for audio applications.
Native Instruments Traktor just appeared on Freshmeat! :)
I guess some people are starting to take notice of the OSS community. Though
it isn't OSS in itself and not available for Linux (OS X, + a few marginal
os:es).
But the most interesting thing was
Hi,
lördagen den 21 juni 2003 09.18 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Wanted to post a quick success story with the 2.5 kernel series:
Machine
processor VIA C3 Ezra
cpu MHz : 932.918
bogomips: 1843.20
256MB ram
Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8233 AC97 Audio
Hi,
Don't know if it's applicable, but there are finished apps for this (dunno
about the 'high speed' part).
E.g. http://www.gnomemeeting.org/
never tried it...but it's supposed to be rather good (?)
/Robert
måndagen den 23 juni 2003 18.50 skrev tzahm:
Have a look at Speex
So...
I'm not exactly sure what these Guys are good for, audio cards for broadcast
industry? Apparently they have GPL'd the interface code for their sound
cards.
They talk about DSP access also, but I guess it isn't *programmable* DSP, just
access to what's already in there...
If any one is
tisdagen den 8 juli 2003 11.53 skrev Maarten de Boer:
http://shfs.sourceforge.net/
LUFS looks quite a bit more mature.
http://lufs.sourceforge.net/lufs/
Yeah, I've tried it with the ftp file system, incredibly cool.
But I wonder if it is that great in a LAN, it might not be that
Hi!
Hi thanks for the interest of my programs ... i think you are the only one
:-)
not for long with your tempo! :)
I want to explain a little history ... of topic .. sorry ... yes .. i pay
my bills playing for the people, when i was young Neron was emperator
of Rome ... i was make
Hi,
torsdagen den 10 juli 2003 15.51 skrev du:
On 2003.07.10 04:10, Robert Jonsson wrote:
I guess you already know, but csound has changed license recently, but
that was for the core parts only. I think the modules have their own
licenses and it might not have rippled through just yet
Hi,
torsdagen den 17 juli 2003 12.09 skrev Juhana Sadeharju:
From: Joost Yervante Damad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
W. Richard Stevens's Unix Network Programming Volume 2, Interprocess
Commumication contains samples for both SystemV and Posix shared memory
routines.
Great thanks all of you.
I found
fredagen den 25 juli 2003 17.32 skrev Kjetil S. Matheussen:
On Fri, 25 Jul 2003, Thierry MARX wrote:
Sorry to tell you that... But try to tell us your progress only on
major or semi major updates... There is no need to tell that you have
understood how to make a Makefile : ). Post Only when
*hum*, I'd say he's closer to 0.6 and 0.06, or even 1.6 :) in my own
^^^
than
Great Jens,
Ouch! That was the wierdest interface today! I can't wait to try it :-).
/Robert
ps. it wasn't the wierdest a few days ago, I think that was the AudioPad ds.
lördagen den 2 augusti 2003 09.40 skrev Jens M Andreasen:
Hi all!
There is now a new soft synth available at
Hi,
I also found 2.6.0-test[123] to be less responsive than 2.4.x-ll, or even
stock 2.4.x. I've also experienced XMMS dropouts under load (for example
compiling Muse)
Some behaviour I've noticed is that under heavy load the desktop/audio
doesn't freeze for a certain block of time, but
Hi,
and of course it is also
possible to directly write a LADSPA plugin and load that in one of
.those softsynths.
Does LADSPA support alsaseq MIDI input?
They can, the softsynths that are internal to MusE work that way.
/Robert
Friday 15 August 2003 21:14 skrev Ingo Oeser:
On Thu, Aug 14, 2003 at 05:02:21PM +0200, Takashi Iwai wrote:
[kernel scheduler tunables]
i guess it would be relatively easy to replace the above with
variables controlled via sysctl.
It is. There is even a patch for that. Google for kernel
måndag 18 augusti 2003 23:26 skrev nikodimka:
Heh :) two different answers :)
:)
Well, I guess they are the same but from two different angles.
MusE's softsynths could be discribed as the wrapper Steve mentions.
They can, the softsynths that are internal to MusE work that way.
..
Friday 05 September 2003 12:16 skrev Stefan Nitschke:
Hello,
the german magazine KEYBOARDS has answered a readers question about audio
and linux with tremendous ignorance. I think this is a good chance to
push linux to the attention of the masses.
Here is the full text of question and
Hi,
You could do worse than check here:
http://linux-sound.org/ - especially under the Network Audio link.
/Robert
måndag 08 september 2003 13:43 skrev Ghaith Nasrawi:
hello there,
we are writing here a software that requires capturing code to stream live
voice from one machine and play
Tuesday 09 September 2003 10:56 skrev Frank Barknecht:
Hallo,
Brad Arant hat gesagt: // Brad Arant wrote:
I wont tell anyone - I wont even tell them you can't spell.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [linux-audio-dev] YOUR SINCERE ATTENTION IS INDEED NEEDED.
Hi Mario,
Monday 15 September 2003 16:43 skrev Mario Lang:
Great! Another linux audio tool inaccessible
to the blind. I am feeling very very left out...
Yeah, I know the situation. I'm not blind myself but I used to work in the
disability industry. Providing, mainly, adaptations for
Hi,
First I must admit right away, I only looked at the pretty pictures so far,
but they where sufficiently nice for me to post it here ;-P.
http://linuxdevices.com/articles/AT7751365763.html
/Robert
Hi Hans,
Wednesday 01 October 2003 01.39 skrev Hans Fugal:
I'm hoping there's a simple solution to this that I've just missed
somewhere along the line. Occasionally something will crash while using
oss emulation and I can't use the sound card until I reboot. I've tried
lsof /dev/dsp and as
onsdagen den 15 oktober 2003 19.25 skrev Takashi Iwai:
At Wed, 15 Oct 2003 09:21:34 -0700,
Tim Hockin wrote:
I'm potentially in the market for a new box before end of year. Has
anyone found anything to show whether Athlon64 (or the high-end FX line)
are worth it for audio? Assume some
Thursday 16 October 2003 12.36 skrev Benno Senoner:
Robert Jonsson wrote:
Since we are in a world where 64bit native is only a recompile away
(tm)... Anyone have any insights on the possible performance improvements
with that perspective?
I've heard the Athlon64 has lots of registers
Hi,
PS2: I see a big problem with the schism of the 64bit instruction sets
(between Intel Itanium and AMD64).
Basically it puts Microsoft in an uncomfortable position:
- increases the amount of development resources
- incompatibilities between Itanium and AMD 64: if you bought MS Office
Ohh, this is very interesting... Thanks Juan for the code snippets!
I did some short tests with extremely varying and surprising results. But... I
got no time right now, will proceed with more tests tonight.
As much as don't like it, I have to support the claim that integer is faster
as of
? Improvements?
/Robert
Friday 17 October 2003 09.55 skrev Robert Jonsson:
Ohh, this is very interesting... Thanks Juan for the code snippets!
I did some short tests with extremely varying and surprising results.
But... I got no time right now, will proceed with more tests tonight.
As much as don't
Hi,
because thats a lot more work. doing stuff like this (once you have a
pixmap based toolkit in place) is easy, easy, easy. devising new
metaphors and analogies for the UI is tough, often like a research
project.
fair enough. and it looks like this is a clone of an actual piece of
Hi,
kjetil wrote this for VST. it works. its very cool. its a bit of a
kludge. i reimplemented it to provide a JACK VST host (not released
yet). to do it properly requires that WINE abandon its approach of
providing its own incomplete pthreads implementation, either by
completing it, or
Hi James,
Monday 20 October 2003 10.26 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I've recently been learning to use JACK, and I had a look around for
some kind of introductory article. I couldn't find one, so I wrote
the tutorial I would have wanted, as I learnt.
Good stuff!
The tutorial is
Hi,
This seems like an interesting article, describeing a new kernel
service/application in 2.6.
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-oprof.html?ca=dnt-441
It's called OProfiler.
OProfile can help you identify issues such as loop unrolling, poor cache
utilization, inefficient
Tuesday 04 November 2003 11.38 skrev Florian Schirmer:
Hi,
May I forward this to the german Keyboards magazine? Just kidding. ;)
Don't feed the trolls ;-) Let's wait until we have something which is more
linux'ish to show...
Aha!
This suggests there IS something more linuxish coming? :)
Hi Everybody,
This mail is a direct consequence of the song Austin Acton posted recently. :)
A nice little tune made with linux, about linux, that has been quite
successful with very little advertisement.
After a few brain rotations (before you ask, yes, I think by rotating my
brain) I came
Tuesday 18 November 2003 15.22 skrev Paul Davis:
I'd like to say: woohoo!
i suppose that if i knew this was possible 2 years ago, i would never
have written JACK. that's the upside, perhaps. should JACK exist? is
the address space isolation worth it? big questions.
As others have also
Thursday 20 November 2003 05.09 skrev Paul Davis:
http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/2003/Vocaloid.html
Oh yeah!
Oh nooo!
Oh... what?
Can they do that?
Isn't there some law or something... probably murphys law...
-
Will be very interesting to hear how a thing like that can sound.
Actually there was a demo.
http://www.zero-g.co.uk/index.cfm?articleid=802
Sounds very convincing in my crappy headphones...
/Robert
Thursday 20 November 2003 09.14 skrev Robert Jonsson:
Thursday 20 November 2003 05.09 skrev Paul Davis:
http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/2003
Thursday 27 November 2003 07.24 skrev Juan Linietsky:
Well, I really wondered after that thread on speech synthesis
on how something done with festival would actually sound mixed up.
I this experiment in nearly half an hour, so dont think it's
something hard. I just wrote the voices in that
Hi,
Sunday 30 November 2003 19.00 skrev Christian Schoenebeck:
Es geschah am Donnerstag, 27. November 2003 11:42 als
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
I know some applications are not ported yet to ppc and suffer from
x86-isms, but that should be fixable I guess :)
It's not only orphaned asm
Hi,
CK wrote:
I read:
I think this an urban myth, the Nvidia drivers may be proprietary but they
are well functioning.
I think this is a pretty rural comment, there is more than x86, where are the
nvidia binaries for 2.6, and personally I really don't feel like loading a
binary only module.
Hi,
tisdagen den 09 december 2003 12.22 skrev Steve Harris:
On Tue, Dec 09, 2003 at 09:25:42AM +0100, Clemens Ladisch wrote:
I seem to recall that it does, but that the packet size is smaller,
making the latency problem easier to deal with.
Isoch - 1394 has a timer operating on the
tisdagen den 09 december 2003 13.35 skrev Steve Harris:
On Tue, Dec 09, 2003 at 12:57:16 +0100, Robert Jonsson wrote:
I googled a little last night, some people we all know popped up here and
there (Hi Steve, Mark and Bob).
There was a LAD message from 2001, someone who had been in contact
Hi,
On Monday 02 February 2004 16.33, Dave Phillips wrote:
Dominic Genest wrote:
I compare MIDI to the WYMIWYG (what you MEAN is what you get), and MOD or
other formats alike to WYSIWYG (what you SEE is what you get).
I would say instead that MODs are WYHIWYG (what you HEAR is what you
On Thursday 05 February 2004 15.12, Dominic Genest wrote:
Hello,
Where could I find specifications of SF2 file format ?
Others have pointed to descriptions of the format.
I thought I'd ask what do you want it for? Possibly what you are trying to do
is already available with current
On Tuesday 10 February 2004 01.32, Paul Davis wrote:
On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 18:50, Dave Griffiths wrote:
jack works with intel830 DRI
Hmm.. I only have Radeon's, so I'm a bit out of luck as far as testing
other cards I guess.
Anyone else have a positive/negative experience?
(For
On Tuesday 10 February 2004 02.11, Paul Davis wrote:
I guess I'll have to wait for the day when I can afford two
multi-channel audio interfaces, two multi-channel MIDI interfaces, and a
dedicated machine to handle the visualisation aspect of things.
or ... you could just get a Matrox video
On Tuesday 10 February 2004 13.32, Vincent Touquet wrote:
On Mon, Feb 09, 2004 at 07:32:35PM -0500, Paul Davis wrote:
its a basic problem with real time software, the POSIX API etc.
JACK tries to lock *all* the process memory.
This is to ensure that nothing gets swapped out, right ?
Else it
On Tuesday 10 February 2004 14.07, Vincent Touquet wrote:
On Tue, Feb 10, 2004 at 01:45:49PM +0100, Robert Jonsson wrote:
I'm running quite happily with DRI enabled on my ATI card now, the problem
was definitely that it was trying to lock too much memory.
Ok. I assume that you have a Firegl
Hilarious comment from slashdot about this debacle, there's a lot of truth
there though, if you happen to come across it, don't touch it.
/Robert
Gandalf: No! Don't ever use it!
Frodo: How do we know it's source to the One OS of the Dark Lord?
Gandalf tosses a CD-R into the burner,
lördagen den 21 februari 2004 00.47 skrev Fred Gleason:
On Thursday 19 February 2004 23:27, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
http://www.nbb.cornell.edu/neurobio/land/STUDENTPROJ/2002to2003/lil2/
Speechless
/R
Now, who says fuzzy logic has no place in audio programming?
ducking
Cheers!
On Wednesday 25 February 2004 20.25, Juhana Sadeharju wrote:
Hello.
Recently Logic 6's Freeze feature was mentioned here, and Freeze
is mentioned in a new interview at Emagic's webpage:
Q: Any other favorite feature in Logic 6, that you use most?
Boris Blank [of Yello]: I think Freeze
Me guesses you are referring to
this:[http://www.eca.cx/lad/2001/Nov/0310.html] message I posted back then.
I'd have to say that they where probably not influenced by that
Oh, skipping through the entire thread, the post by Nelson Posse Lago comes
scaringly close to describing freeze.
onsdagen den 25 februari 2004 23.00 skrev Paul Davis:
I still think about this from time to time and I would really like to
see a REAL implementation of the proposal. :-)
ardour basically allows this already, although it is not
automatic. there is no way to know what the user wants, so we
torsdagen den 26 februari 2004 17.54 skrev Benjamin Flaming:
... and Tinara is what I want ;)
I want that too, are you a mind reader? :-o
A bit more seriously, offline rendering in a tree graph works for 3d editing,
and has worked for a number of years. I think it's a natural progression
Hi,
I looked into hydrogen code. To learn. I looked into lot of little projects
code. Dead projects. To learn. And IMHO they're not useless. Maybe my
project will be dead at the end of the year. But then i made my experience
and still can join hydrogen or other projects.
I agree with you
On Wednesday 10 March 2004 12.05, Steve Harris wrote:
On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 09:36:42 +0100, Jens M Andreasen wrote:
Uhmm .. So where do I find the midistream?
You dont, LADSPA doesnt do MIDI.
If it's a softsynth you are making I think Jack would be the way to go. Then
the synth could be
On Wednesday 10 March 2004 15.34, Alfons Adriaensen wrote:
On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 02:30:23PM +, Steve Harris wrote:
On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 03:22:33 +0100, Alfons Adriaensen wrote:
On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 01:57:21PM +, Steve Harris wrote:
There is a formal approval mecahnism,
Hi,
...
(Random thought) A MIDI sequencer where you can draw control curves
over the tracks (like ardour volume and whatnot) would be very cool..
esp. for electronic music (like, say, trance) when the control
parameters are as important as the notes themselves
Both MusE and
lördagen den 10 april 2004 18.53 skrev Dave Robillard:
On 04/10/04 04:22:49, Robert Jonsson wrote:
Hi,
...
Oh, then I must ask what the feature should do more explicitly? To my
ears the
controller editor in MusE does exactly what you are asking for.
Sorry, I wasn't really expecting
måndagen den 12 april 2004 14.47 skrev Dave Phillips:
Greetings:
I've run Master Tracks Pro under Xsteem, the MIDI I/O was fine. Ditto
for Sequencer Plus Gold under DOSemu. These programs are quite advanced
as MIDI-only sequencers, and I agree that much could be learned from
them. However,
On Tuesday 13 April 2004 02.08, Joern Nettingsmeier wrote:
Jens M Andreasen wrote:
Robert!
Could you please repost in html table format? It is hard to follow your
line of thought. At least to me it looks like all your columns are
scrambled?
for the record, html posts will be eaten by
Hi,
On Wednesday 14 April 2004 09.47, Anders Torger wrote:
On Tuesday 13 April 2004 19.17, Anders Torger wrote:
Is there any work done for transporting digital audio over ethernet?
For example a library, an open standard or something?
/Anders Torger
Thanks for the replies. However, I
måndagen den 19 april 2004 07.03 skrev Juan Linietsky:
On Sunday 18 April 2004 08:19, jaromil wrote:
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Hash: SHA1
re all,
i forward you here the announce as somebody could be interested also in
exploring the doxyfied MuSE API, which is getting
Hi again,
revisiting an old thread.
...
It would be nice as you could see your entire piece from the main window,
and see where things evolve, how control changes relate to each other,
etc.
The one (significantly more simple) feature I'd like to see in the MusE
control editor is a
On Wednesday 12 May 2004 10.25, Jens M Andreasen wrote:
On mån, 2004-05-10 at 18:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good question. I had already read that and was curious myself. Also,
how about 2.6.6-mm1? I want to upgrade to Fedora Core 2 and a new kernel
so I can quit pissing off Paul D.
Hi,
...
On my SuSE 9.0 system, this makes a *great* difference.
Yes, I can attest to that too now. Many thanks for the various
tips - the lowest period size I can obtain now with jackstart and
--realtime in duplex with the SBLive is now 512 (which is OK)
512 is the smallest buffer size
Hi,
As a service to all readers, here's an excerpt of the Changelog concerning
latency: ;)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[PATCH] Add mpage_writepages() scheduling point
From: Jens Axboe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Takashi did some nice latency testing of the current kernel
Great job Christian!
Oh, now I want to try them myself :)!!
/Robert
On Wednesday 28 April 2004 12.53, Christian Frisson wrote:
Hi all,
Dave Robillard wrote:
What the heck is the point of it being free if you want to have your
word on all mods?
Sounds pretty un-free to me.
Maybe
Hi,
(cross posting to muse devel)
On Thursday 29 April 2004 11.50, Tim Goetze wrote:
[Chris Cannam]
The header file is here:
http://dssi.sourceforge.net/dssi.h.txt
the header looks OK to me, reusing ALSA and LADSPA is a nice idea
indeed. however i'm a bit uneasy about the configure()
On Tuesday 04 May 2004 12.41, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
Francois Dechelle hat gesagt: // Francois Dechelle wrote:
Yep, I agree. What annoyes me in Pall Thayer's work
(http://www.this.is/pallit/) that you mentionned in your previous mail
is the fact that it relies on proprietary
On Thursday 27 May 2004 15.46, Paul Davis wrote:
Hi,
forgive me if this question has been asked before: Is there something like
a Linux Live CD optimized for and containing audio (editing)
applications? Something like this
http://www.frozentech.com/content/livecd.php
where I can
måndagen den 7 juni 2004 23.02 skrev Lee Revell:
Hey,
It seems to be a known issue that you cannot run JACK with the capture
period size lower than 512 with the SBLive ALSA driver. See this
thread:
http://ccrma-mail.stanford.edu/pipermail/planetccrma/2003-December/003764.h
tml
and this:
On Wednesday 09 June 2004 08.53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Jun 08, 2004 at 07:53:43PM +0200, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
Steve Harris hat gesagt: // Steve Harris wrote:
What I meant with nice is more in the vein of this here:
if i try out a new VST plug i open its GUI. with the GUI i get a nice
and compact look of all its controls.
If i want to use the plugin i resort to rebuilding the GUI with galan
controls (they have better functionality).
its all there and its your choice.
but there are of course several
On Thursday 10 June 2004 02.53, Tim Hockin wrote:
On Wed, Jun 09, 2004 at 08:39:15PM -0400, Dave Robillard wrote:
But then you either have to click and drag up, click and drag up, click
and drag up and so on because the motion is too slow, or you can't make
no, I click and hold as long as I
Hi,
On Friday 11 June 2004 11.26, Jens M Andreasen wrote:
Hi Dave, Takashi!
I've got timidity up and running now, as a server under OSS. Made me
self a new option to read directly from /dev/sequencer2 (The
documentation says the input format should be similar to /dev/sequencer,
but that's
Hi everybody,
It is finally here! The long awaited: drumroll
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On Wednesday 04 August 2004 20.05, Steve Harris wrote:
On Wed, Aug 04, 2004 at 06:34:32 +0100, Bob Ham wrote:
The properties that I had been working on have become gobjects and what
was to be a new networking system is a seperate, gobject-based library
to provide a high-level networking api
On Tuesday 24 August 2004 13.50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your support and I will give Gentoo a shot..
Hi Mark,
I have to disagree with this advice. Though gentoo will give you immense
insight into how things work and it's probably unparallelled performance I
would not consider it
Getting off topic here, but there's a little more to it than that. 1
Syntactic sugared implementation is much much more preferable to 101
conventions for doing OOP with void pointers.
Things like typesafety, getting rid of macros in favour of inline
functions. The STL is another real reason
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