David Adler wrote: > It would be nice to have a bpm-counter sending tempo information that > other apps (e.g. Phasex) can listen to. > Does anything like that exist? >
Until now Windows VST(i)s and Linux VST(i)s aren't fine for my 64 Studio, but VST(i)s are able to use the tempo information of a sequencer to sync delays, speed of virtual synth features etc., I dunno if this works for Linux, but it's normal for other OSs. To sync a delay by ms is very useless if the tempo of a song does change, to have a virtual ARP with step sequencer that can't be synced is also useless etc.. I'm using Linux only again, but for professional full MIDI work and film sync Linux is a toy, useless for professional work. We have to decide what we need. I decided that Linux is fine for my home studio, excepted of MIDI jitter, I'm still working on solving this. Btw. I'll compile and or install some applications by packages, Phasex will be one of them :). I started with latest version of QjackCtl, a mail because of this is already written :(, but I'll send it later, when I tried to compile other applications. Sync for Linux audio still is bad supported, but e.g. for SMPTE and HD recording this could change in the near future. Fons seems to have a SMPTE/ JACK transport application and Ardour seems to be able to do re-sampling for tempo variations, but until now only in low sound quality. Audio applications that can't do re-sampling to fit to tempo variations can't be synced by SMPTE. If sync is an important issue for your needs, Linux might be a less good choice. _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
