Dan,

>I've been wanting some new generators for kdenlive. One thing I want is a 
>simple test tone generator. I thought the ladspa module would provide what I 
>need, but I found that it only supports filters (not producers). So I hacked 
>together an ladspa producer to take advantage of the ladspa effects that don't 
>take input.

>
>I have a commit staged here:
>https://github.com/pez4brian/mlt/commit/e99b978de79541ed3d6644f0a828a3efbd54595f
>
>Tones can be generated with, for example:
>melt -producer ladspa.1047 0=1000 1=0.5
>Of course, there are other effects in ladspa as well, such as square wave and 
>white noise.
>
>Would you be willing to offer your opinion? Besides general style and 
>correctness, I'd also be interested in your opinion on strategy. Is this the 
>best way to get a test tone generator? Is it ok to hack up the code that was 
>borrowed from jackrack? Would SOX be a better way to go?
>
>If we land on somethink we like, I'd be happy to pull it into the mltframework 
>repository.


Have you had a chance to peek at this yet? I accidentally pushed it to the MLT 
repo. Let me now if I should revert it.
https://github.com/mltframework/mlt/commit/e99b978de79541ed3d6644f0a828a3efbd54595f

Sorry about that.


~BM


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