On Sun, 30 Aug 2009, Patrick Shirkey wrote:
>
> A combination of hydrogen, tX, xwax, ardour, superlooper and
> freewheeling so to speak...

superlooper is client/server out of the box... so aggregating that is 
*very* possible.

>> So, I guess the question is:  What sucks about the AL workflow?
>>
>
> This is an excellent question and there are few people who can
> authoritatively comment on this. I have a friend who I could try to tap.

I'll also ask around, too.

> IMO the thing that sucks about AL is the complexity of the total app. I
> don't see things like time stretching and multi track recording being a
> necessity in hydrogen especially when working in a Linux/jack env.

Agree on the complexity.

By time stretch:  I mean ability to make on-the-fly tempo changes without 
losing pitch in an audio loop.  Whether done by beat slicing or 
pitch-shifting algorithm... real-time tempo changes is core functionality 
IMHO.

Peace,
Gabriel


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