Paul Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > 1) existing plugins that do this 1.1 Yes, there is
http://jezabel.sourceforge.net Plugins for alsa, wav-files and so on. Important note: these plugins use a extended version of ladspa (see homepage). This is necessary to make the jezabel plugins configurable. > > 2) glaring reasons not to bother > > 2.1 all existing LADSPA hosts except "applyplugin" already have their own > connections to audio interfaces. > > 2.2 most hosts have design restrictions on how they interact with > audio interfaces. > > 2.3 most hosts use some aspect of the behaviour an audio interface to > schedule their own execution, in ways that LADSPA cannot > represent. 2.3.a) But isn't it a advantage to have a unified handling for *all* audio parts of your software? If you use a audio i/o plugin, all you have to know is how to handle your plugins. > > its therefore a little silly to write LADSPA plugins to take on such > fundamental roles. it would be a bit like writing a VST plugin that > attempted to fill the role that ASIO does. > Btw: is there a simple ladspa host using jack for audio? Maybe thats the right mixture. Jan-Mark -- .- Dipl.-Ing. Jan-Mark Batke -- TU Berlin�Secretary FT 5-1 . Phone: ++49 30 314-2 45 78 Fachgebiet Fernmeldetechnik Fax: ++49 30 314-2 25 14 (Telecommunications Group) http://www-ft.ee.tu-berlin.de/~batke ------.�.��.���`�.�.�.
