Hi there,
Of course every option has its pros and its cons. I'm not going to extend
myself more, as I gave my oppinion and others theirs.
A thing that I've seen in your reply about the time:
>hi, use ardour to change tempo in a song. ardour can do that as time master
and hydrogen as transport slave.
:)
Well, you don't have to tell it to me, I've been doing that for months and
it just works great!! :-D. I only have to find an audio interface which
works fine in linux to record my stuff (my podX3 has no support on linux...
damn line6!). Going for a behringer UCA202 (cheap and linux support, what I
need for a hobby).
Keep the good work up. Salut i porrons!
2009/10/20 m.wolkst...@gmx.de <m.wolkst...@gmx.de>
> Am Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:11:24 +0200
> schrieb Carles Perarnau <pedroarna...@gmail.com>:
>
> > Hi there,
> > My humble opinion is that it should remain as a drum machine. Obviously a
> > very powerful drum machine and so, but nothing more, nothing less.
> >
> > My view is to stick with the UNIX philosophy: a set of simple tools which
> do
> > just what they're intended to, and then are put together with pipes
> (jack)
> > when needed.
> > There are sequencers, samplers and synths in linux over there... why
> should
> > every program try to do the same as the others? why we keep on competing
> > instead of cooperating?
> we try to enhance the cooperation between other applications and make h2
> more professional.
> for example
> midi clock (wish list)
> jack transport offset (wish list)
> existing new transport master function
> playlist with script function to start other programs if a playlist item
> will loadet.
>
> also some things you can not do with other applications.
> eg. the integrated sample editor (my branch) is nondestructive and only
> load a sample modified into ram.
> this you can not do with other applications. and be sure its a powerfully
> feature. eg. with rubberband support(wishlist) to fit drum loops samples
> automatically to beats and bpm.
> >
> > Of course it's comfortable to have everything in the same program, but
> > that's more the philosophy of commercial software in my oppinion.
> >
> i also like the unix and derivates operation system philosophy, one
> application for each
> task. but i also like professionally working applications with cool
> usefully features
> nice userinterfaces, high quality sounds, no crashes and last but not least
> good results.
> also i like software you can use for many different requirements. for h2
> that means: live
> drumming, traditional drummer replacement for low cost recording with
> corresponding jack
> applications, audio art performances, electronic sample sequenzer, and and
> and. and if
> some programs included some same functions or clone functions, i have no
> problem with it. apt-get install or
> remove what i like.
>
> i personally use h2 to perform... recording, live sessions and since 1/2
> year as a band-member.
> and if i have to start 3 - 1000 other applications all the time on my
> computer in a live session or in our training room. i am sure this will make
> me crazy because i recon every time nothing works as expected.
> one of the secret but all time present feature on a linux box. ohh, dont
> know what happens... 10 hours later. ok, it works for the moment.
>
> > So that's it, I wanted copy-paste and tempo changes in hydrogen, which
> are
> hi, use ardour to change tempo in a song. ardour can do that as time master
> and hydrogen as transport slave.
> :)
>
> > currently there, and a gui which has no problems with the tiny screen of
> my
> > netbook... which is actually on the wishlist.
> > Ah, and once I learned how to glue jack, hydrogen and ardour... that was
> a
> > real revelation! :-D.
> >
> > That's it, my oppinion. Whatever you decide you can count on me for
> > translations and maybe a bit more. My c++ skills are really rusty right
> now
> > (even when my initials are cpp: Carles Perarnau Parera).
> >
> > Salut i porrons!!
> >
> > 2009/10/20 Gabriel M. Beddingfield <gabr...@teuton.org>
> >
> > >
> > > Hi Michael,
> > >
> > > I'll get these recorded....
> > >
> > > > *midi clock support
> > > > *sync by midiclock. or be midiclock master.
> > >
> > > FYI, I created a program that follows the JACK transport and sends out
> > > appropriate MIDI clock messages:
> > >
> > >
> > > http://www.teuton.org/~gabriel/jack_midi_clock/<http://www.teuton.org/%7Egabriel/jack_midi_clock/>
> <http://www.teuton.org/%7Egabriel/jack_midi_clock/>
> > >
> > > It doesn't do the reverse, though. And it's not alpha, either. It's
> > > stable. However, I recommend you use the current Git version -- since
> it
> > > has support for START/STOP/CONTINUE.
> > >
> > > HTH,
> > > Gabriel
> > >
> > >
> > >
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> imo, linux also needs audio open source applications with more than only
> basic functions you can find in 10 years old commercial applications.
> hydrogen have potential to be more than only a simple one task traditional
> drummer replacement which have to play natural sounding drum samples.
>
> greetings wolke
>
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