[LAD] Problem compiling jackd

Hi! I just tried to compile jack-svn-snapshot (23.04.2007) and got the following error: [...] time.c: In function `jack_get_microseconds_from_system': time.c:83: error: `CLOCK_MONOTONIC' undeclared (first use in this function) time.c:83: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once

[LAD] [LAU] LS 0.4.0 trouble creating more than 2 audio-drivers

Hi everyone! I still have the problem: If I try to create more than 2 jack-devices, LinuxSampler just quits. did anyone else ever experience that problem? Is that problem known to the LS-crowd? Is it possibly just a restriction, for I get no error or is it a real bug? I'd be happy about

Re: [LAD] JACK MIDI

Hi Paul! Pardon me, being technically far from even OK. But I think especially this sysex thing is important. Consider a real studio (home or pro), there are still a lot of external devices, which occasionally need to receive sysex (special program banks, sample updates). For me this is an

Re: [LAD] JACK MIDI

and the technical ignorant again. Correct if I'm far wrong: lv2 does roughly contain what you were looking for. The LV2 API is (at least mechanically or whatevfer) not to far from the JACK MIDI approach. About the format being float or what, having to be converted to 7BIT MIDI-controls:

Re: [LAD] [Jack-Devel] JACK MIDI

Hi again! Well Phil you said, that the new protocol wouldn't be understood by anything. So why not first take it easy and take a look at what already exists. OSC was mentioned here a couple of times? Might that be an idea? And about the two APIs: why not? If you think about it thorroughly

[LAD] LinuxSampler or JACK or what is the trouble?

Hi everyone! I've still got some problems with my LS. I can load smaller gigsampler (upto 650M for sure) and even larger ones, bUT... But when I load my Old Lady Grand (1.3G) it loads perfectly, but when I try to connect LS to JACK the following happens: [Linuxampler console] [copeous

Re: [LAD] [REMINDER] A bit of common sense.

Hi! I see that sometimes there's a bit of unnecessary posting around. But one post per day: No. Because: Often there are helpful things, which bring people along. But this often requires others asking other questions or suggesting something new. So this would slow down things, which don't

Re: [LAD] [OT] LinuxSampler and GPL - some clarifications

Really folks. How old are you? 8 or over 18? For the sake of humans development I suppose the first. :-( Regards and don't misplace your lollipops, you might not get new ones... Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT:

Re: [LAD] LinuxSampler or JACK or what is the trouble?

Hi Fons! Thanks. I've solved the issue now. I gave /dev/shm (the tmpfs thingy) as jack's tmpdir. For the other problems I had with fluidsynth. I justrecompiled everything again and now it seems to work fine. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my

Re: [LAD] Summercode 2008: LASH, pt. 3

Great things you plan. But please consider the following as well: A nice console-application to control lash. Probably already taken into account, probably not. but I think it shouldn't be too dificult, to produce something with enough features, that uses readline. Kindest regards

Re: [LAD] FreeDots: MusicXML to Braille music notation

Hi Mario! This is great! I personally can't red braille music notation and never tried to do so, because I was told, that it's ugly. but still, probably this might even be useful to me. Because lately I had a lot to do with music not written by myself and occasionally too dificult to just

Re: [LAD] FreeDots: MusicXML to Braille music notation

Hi Mario! This is great! I personally can't red braille music notation and never tried to do so, because I was told, that it's ugly. but still, probably this might even be useful to me. Because lately I had a lot to do with music not written by myself and occasionally too dificult to just

[LAD] cortado (gstreamer) [ot-ish]

Hi Everyone! Sorry, it's not exactly audio itself: But has anyone of you experience with the cortado-java-applet? It's the multimedia-player applet, that's written by the gstreamer guys. The questions I have: 1. Can anyone recommend a certain version of it? - The version I have requires a

[LAD] completely [ot] - compilation help

Hello folks! I'm soory for posting here, but I hope someone can help me. I'm just compiling a bit of code and gcc gives a strange error, which Ican't fix. Code snippet: [...] if (ioctl (vcsa_fd, KBD_SNIFF_SET, set) 0) { sbl_log (no kernel support for keyboard sniffing\n);

Re: [LAD] completely [ot] - compilation help

Hi! Should I attach the relevant .h-file? If you like to have a look for yourself at the complete software it's called sbl and is a braille display driver written mostly in c (if not completely). Kindest regards and thanks Julien Music was my first love and it will be

[LAD] latency issues (practical aid needed on a practical example) (fwd)

Hi everyone! (this was first posted on Linux-Audio-Users, but is probably really more suited to this list.) I just compiled a sound generator, which can be controlled vai MIDI, it uses simpe raw-midi and jack as output, via bio2jack. Now I have horrible latency 0.2-0.5sec (rough

[LAD] Bit OT: cleaning code for gcc4

Hello everyone! I'm just working on some older code, trying to clean it up for GCC4.2.3. I get a lot of warnings like this: CuSE.cxx:321: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to 'char*' Not this line but still same kind of error: char* choices[] = {[ ] , [*] };

Re: [LAD] Bit OT: cleaning code for gcc4

Hi! The errors on lines 318 and 319 disappeared. So the Char** are correctly declared, now as const char**. BUT now I get an error on the next line, because the newCDKSelection function from the CDK doesn't accept const char**, but char** and this is not deprecated, but an invalid

Re: [LAD] Bit OT: cleaning code for gcc4

Thanks! It works great. I got rid of them all. :-) Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the Linux TextBased Studio guide === AND MY PERSONAL PAGES AT:

Re: [LAD] Bit OT: cleaning code for gcc4

Hello Florian! Thanks for the long and clear explanations. First to save my nonexistent honour on this field, I didn't write the code. :-) Yet I might not have done much better in places. :-( About the strcpy syntax, I just misstyped here. I now just cast all the const char* to char*,

[LAD] LinuxSampler questions

Hello! Please Christian or someone else, can you help me. I just reread the LinuxSampler features page and seems to be some way of marking points as implemented, not done or partly implemented. But I can really find those markings. Can someone give me a list of clearly marked features

Re: [LAD] LinuxSampler questions

Hi Fons! Yes I use scripting for the most part. But I found that sometimes I'd like to walk through the interface and check out new features, find some info and this gets really ugly. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles)

Re: [LAD] [LAU] [ANN] jack_capture V0.9.19, Snd-ls V0.9.8.17 and Rollendurcmesserzeitsammler V0.0.4

Hello Kjetil! I just installed and ran jack_capture a couple of times. Sometimes it crashes with this: jack_capture[28116]: segfault at 08072000 eip 0804b1f0 esp bffa6c70 error 6 Segmentation fault Funny, now I tried it again, it doesn't do it again. The error message was something like:

Re: [LAD] [ot] programming typedefs...

Thanks! Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the Linux TextBased Studio guide === AND MY PERSONAL PAGES AT: === http://www.juliencoder.de ___

[LAD] multi branch tree in c

Hello again! I'm sorry, but my earlier experiments don't seem worth the effort. Now I thought, this has all been done and perhaps someone can help me. I need a tree stucture in C, based on struct, where each node has a list of subnodes. like this:

Re: [LAD] multi branch tree in c

Hello Jack! Thanks a lot. That's what I needed. I hope to not bother the list again with audio relatively unrelated question for a while. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT:

Re: [LAD] multi branch tree in c

Thanks David! I jst implemented the structure today and it works fine. But an additional question: Is there a way, with that tree structure only, to go through it like this: root next1 next11 next111 root next1 next11 next112 ... root nextN nextN2 nextN21 root nextN nextN2 nextN22 I thought of

[LAD] [ot] how to produce ^m ?

Hi! Does anyone know which character exactly ^m is and how I can reproduce it as a character in my program code. Unfortunitely I get it from the outside and have to deal with it. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles)

[LAD] [OT]: how to cast this damn pointer right?

Hello! Sorry, for this, but my skills left me to unskilled... AGAIN... :-( I'm working with pthreads and now I like to hand over mains argv to the thread run_me. int main(int argc, char *argv[]); void *run_me(void *param); How to properly use param as a char * [] inside run_me? Thanks

[LAD] Program execution in a program with good communications

Hello everyone! This is again a bit OT, but still. I have a program with two pthreads. One pthread is running an audio player on a file repeatedly, the other is waiting for a signal. If the other gets the signal or timeout, then it should tell the player to stop. Unfortunitely with mplayer

Re: [LAD] [ot] capitalising words in a shell-script

Hi! Thank you all! I managed. there is something I didn't think of, which is, that you can output only part of shell-variables. Now it looks like this: VAR=Monday tmp_first=`echo ${VAR:0:1} | tr 'a-z' 'A-Z'` tmp_rest=`echo ${VAR:1} tmp_rest_short=`echo ${VAR:1:2}` var_long=$tmp_first$tmp_rest

Re: [LAD] [ot] capitalising words in a shell-script

Hi! I also use C and c++, but not for this problem, Too many external packages involved anyway. Announcement is coming up. :-) Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT:

[LAD] [ANN] bss - 0.5

Hello everyone! You might have been wondering what I'm up to. So here we go. BSS is the BBC7 Shell Script Suite and package of a few shell scripts to search the bbc7 website via a simple commandline interface. You can also listen to the listen again service, by directly providing day and

Re: [LAD] multiple ICE1712 sound cards (as one huge soundcard)

Hello Christian! I suppose it's more a configuration issue. Do you have ALSA compiled in the kernel or as a module? I believe, but maybe wrong here, that modules are easier to configure. You do need to enter both cards in your modprobe.d directory or whatever your systems place is for the

[LAD] ALSA sequencer question

Hello! If I want to output a MIDI note to all channels, what do I have to assign to snd_seq_event_t *ev; ev-data.note.channel Is there a possibility to do so in one strike, or do I ave to iterate through all 16 channels? Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love

Re: [LAD] ALSA sequencer question

Thanks Jens, Victor. BUT: There are a few softwaresynths I can't properly control or even a few of my hardware pieces, because there such options are hidden deep within some menus. So: Can I build/enhance a MIDI-router application to do this for me? Would I really have to rely on just

Re: [LAD] ALSA sequencer question

Hello! Thanks for the info Jens. I didn't even suspect, that this is standardised. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the Linux TextBased Studio guide

Re: [LAD] ALSA sequencer question

Thanks again all of you. I now found my solution. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the Linux TextBased Studio guide === AND MY PERSONAL PAGES AT:

[LAD] JACK transport timebase and its callback

Hello! I just read through the JACK transport section in the JACK reference again. If you want to be timebase-master you can (or must) supply a callback function to update the time-info. Does my program need audio thread (a process function?) Which timing source is used to update the

Re: [LAD] JACK transport timebase and its callback

Thanks you Paul! One question: I can use MTC as a source for timebase. But the application (client(s)) on the other end don't need to know about this. They can be you average audio application? Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John

Re: [LAD] JACK transport timebase and its callback

Hello Paul! I'd like to see midish and ecasound work together. What I need primarily: they must start in sync. What would be convenient: They should both stop, if I tell one of them to do so. In between: I don't care, I just want to record sound from MIDI triggered devices/apps. But I've

Re: [LAD] JACK transport timebase and its callback

Paul, just to get it clear: You say only implement JACK transport control (start, stop) and leave the rest for a later date. Will this start midish and any other audio app always at the same time? I once had a priliminary go at it and ecasound and midish didn't alwaysstart in sync. I

[LAD] soundcards and clocks

Hello everyone! I have a couple of questions regarding this. 1. Does every soundcard have a clock? 2. Do other architectures than ALSA offer access to this clock? 3. Can the soundcard clock probably be accessed via simple device file access? I have looked into OSS, but didn't find anything

Re: [LAD] soundcards and clocks

Hello Dmitry! Thanks! This sounds relatively good for a start. but what I really meant was a timer derived from the soundcard clock. ALSA offers an API for the timer. does anyone know if they really derive tat timer from the soundcard? 2. If some application already uses audio, is there a

[LAD] MIDI and audio patchbays

Hello folks! One question, I hope it's not too dumb. :-( If you have your average patchbay, how does it know, when new MIDI/audio ports/clients come to live or die? And how does it know, that some connection was killed by some other application. Does it simply query it all the time? I

Re: [LAD] MIDI and audio patchbays

Thanks! I never thought about system announce. Foolish of me... Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the Linux TextBased Studio guide === AND MY PERSONAL

Re: [LAD] [ANN] DRC 3.0.1

Thank you both! I'll give it a try, when there's time to spare. I let you know how it works out. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the Linux TextBased

Re: [LAD] Audio file audio length

Much more than one way. ecasound and the ecatools. There's ecalength: ecalength file It gives only one line looking like this: t1.wav: 133.062s(2m13s) Then there are the sndfile tools. They belong to libsndfile. sndfile-info This again gives quite a lot of output. Then there is at

Re: [LAD] Audio file audio length

Hi! File doesn't do it automatically. It's not in the standard at least. And there are special utilities for it. Btw.: file gives me only general standard info on MIDI as well, interesting as it might be, there's nothing about length in there. Good idea anyway. I'd never have thought of

Re: [LAD] Audio file audio length

Hi! Ecasound also has a ruby interface, I guess you could call a specific function from there to make it easier. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the

Re: [LAD] Open source Compressors

Yes I know of another one... Ecasound has its own built-in compressors. Eca originally stood for Enhanced Compressor Algorythm. :-) Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT:

Re: [LAD] remote commands

Hey Fons! Did you try this on a good old fashioned tTY? I'm using ssh all the time formy pine and more and never had such problems. Just an idea. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT:

[LAD] [ot] - NEED some security advise PLEASE!

Hello all! I'm just a little worried abot my system security. I wonder is the following normal: # ps -ax [...] 8226 ?Ss 0:00 sshd: unknown [priv] 8227 ?S 0:00 sshd: unknown [net] Just before that I only saw sshd [accept] and sshd [net]. Shutdown sshd and made

Re: [LAD] [ot] - NEED some security advise PLEASE!

Thanks! That put my mind at easy. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the Linux TextBased Studio guide === AND MY PERSONAL PAGES AT: ===

Re: [LAD] Speech noise removal

Yes! My newly discovered toy: Try praat. It's in the debian packages or go to http://www.praat.org It should redirect you to the real page. It's a tool for speech analysis. There should be something to help you. So many analysis and synthesis things. With a nice GUI. Kindest regards

Re: [LAD] Speech noise removal

Hello! If you're not afraid of coding: csound might be an alternative? don't know how powerful and about quality. But it may be worth investigation. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT:

Re: [LAD] Speech noise removal

Hi! Csound also has an API, tat might help there. You can use it in C. But I like the idea of a plugin. If you do something, it might be nice to prvide for usage in a text-based environment as well. A plugin would be good there. Kindest regards Julien Music was my

Re: [LAD] Speech noise removal

Alex! Why different modules, just different configurations. It sounds to me, as if this software would be doing the same thing (the same algorythms and what not) over and over again. Just offer standard configs (how much and where to apply this and that piece of technique). just some

Re: [LAD] Speech noise removal

Very kind of you! I'll just be looking forward to it... And if nothing comes round with the first version. That's surely an application up for longer parenting. :-) Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY

Re: [LAD] Speech noise removal

Hello Chris and Olivier! I don't know about these two. As a matter of fact, I never heard of Vamp plugins in detail before this discussion. I knew a tool called vamp or vamps, which had something to do with video. I'll have alook into the two mentioned bits of software. The sonic anotator

Re: [LAD] [ot] Vim substitution question...

Thanks! I didn't see that in the options list. I'll have to study it more careful. Warm regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the Linux TextBased Studio guide ===

[LAD] Songanalysis and LADSPA plugins

Hello all! I've known this package songanalysis for quite some time. But now I wondered, if it might be possible to build a LADSPA plugin from this, or if it would be possible to include it in ecasound as an option. It can do tempo analysis, but more importantly it can do frequency dependent

Re: [LAD] Connecting to Ekiga from the rest of the World

Jens! a short note about gooletalk, to clearn things up: There's a real program, like start it from your disk and execute, that requires windows. But there's supposed to be a system-independent net-app, something like a java-applet or so, which you can run from the browser. And under Linux

Re: [LAD] Connecting to Ekiga from the rest of the World

Hey, reading that Skype isn't the ideal solution, googletalk might still get a trial with its webapp. :-) A gmail account is enough, I think, to get googletalk as an aside. The other party simply needs to be online and have their gtalk app open. That's the theory... Best, Julien

[LAD] FLAC compilation error

Hi everyone! I just compiled flac version 1.2.1 on my Linux Debian system. I got an error in examples/cpp/encode/file/main.cpp line 75 memcmp not declared in this scope. I found out why: The file needs to include string.h or cstring. It doesn't, at least not directly. I put it in and

Re: [LAD] GPL Violation Alert! - Sorry if this is a duplicate

Only one minor point: To my knowledge the FSF is in part there to protect the GPL and I think I read somewhere, that if necessary you can ask them to help. Besides that I really don't like it. I hope they have to pay something for this. If anybody in the commercial world does this to any

Re: [LAD] [LAU] [ANN] LADI Session Handler - Preview 1

Hello Nedko! I've just got ladish and I'm installing it. I've looked into the requirements. I see there's a lot of GUI and GUI-related, which seems to be required. My question: Could you consider making as much as possible of the GUI-stuff optional. I don't have and I don't need any GUI, so

Re: [LAD] [LAU] [ANN] LADI Session Handler - Preview 1

Hello Nedko! Now I've come up against a wall, which I don't want to climb. It's all to do with GUI-toolkits and their relatives. Especially flowcanvas. I dearly hope and plea for the feature, to optionalise the GUI-parts. Flowcanvas seems to require something ese, which is tedious. Because

Re: [LAD] [LAU] [ANN] LADI Session Handler - Preview 1

Oops, sorry about the ladi_control. Well I think I can't do the patch. I can have a look, but this will take time and energy, I'm not much into configurations and I've never seen the waf system. I gather it's python based. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love

Re: [LAD] [LAU] [ANN] LADI Session Handler - Preview 1

Hello Ralf! I think part of the GUI-stuff is necessary to restore the GUI bits of your studio, but part isn't. Part of the GUI stuff is for displaying ladish's own graphical tools. And they certainly are not needed to adminstrate the ladish system. but certainly, I don't have any problems

Re: [LAD] [LAU] [ANN] LADI Session Handler - Preview 1

Thans Nedko! This is really kind of you! I appreciate it higly, be sure of it! Friendly regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the Linux TextBased Studio guide ===

Re: [LAD] [LAU] [ANN] LADI Session Handler - Preview 1

OK, I decided to do a quickie on-list, because I think it might be of interest. This is about blind people and screenreaders. If your not interested, just stop here. No ladish relevance in here. :-) You can use Linux perfectly without any screenreader like Orca or Adriana (Adriane?). Linux

Re: [LAD] [LAU] [ANN] LADI Session Handler - Preview 1

Thanks Nedko. That's aweful. I'll get it and see, where I get. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the Linux TextBased Studio guide === AND MY PERSONAL

Re: [LAD] [LAU] [ANN] LADI Session Handler - Preview 1

You're welcome. :-) Where does all the smiling come from? :-) Or better: Where do all the smilies come from? ;) Would you have another cann for me as well? :-) Friendly regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY

[LAD] [ot] efficient (event)-loop writing

Hello everyone! I have a problem and I'm not sure how to solve it in an optimal way. I have several threads running. 1. An input thread (computer-keyboard/mouse) 2. An output thread (monitor other devices0 3. A working thread (the engine) Now I wondered, what is the most efficient way to

Re: [LAD] [ot] efficient (event)-loop writing

Hello Gabriel! Thanks! That was, what I was looking for and I should have known it myself. I should stop thinking in single-thread and start thinking multihread. :-( I'll try my best in future! Friendly regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last

Re: [LAD] Half speed audio playback issue

Hello Raymond! Just half speed audio with the original pitch is very strange. Usually that requries some good FFT-based time-stretching. The octave donw thing and half speed is easy. It means: 1. wrong number of channels or 2. wrong internal samplerate (much more likely). Does it sound

Re: [LAD] [OT] Hey, thanks for the great gifts !

And thanks of course for the nice music! It was very enjoyable and more and more emotionally engagng. I don't know, if I could give a higher praise than that. So keep on playing and dreaming and listening and dreaming along! Warmly Julien Music was my first love and it

[LAD] [ot] split binary file assembly - gone slightly wrong

Hi everyone! I had to download a file (split into several parts). Something at the end of a few of these parts seems to have gone wrong. So I was wondering: Is split the right utility to split a large binary file? Seemed so. If I canget the other party to split the big chunks into

Re: [LAD] [LAU] Beta testers required for jretune

Hello Fons! Does jretune also have a text-based interface, or do you plan to build one? Say a simple readline interface , or like jconv a config-file based configuration. Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND

Re: [LAD] Has anyone ever played a plugin in realtime ... [related to:] hard realtime performance synth

Hello Emanuel! I see, that you've already got some answers, here's mine though. I have a 1.8GHz CPU, OK I run NO GUI at all, yet still. I play all my music live. I play sessions with LinuxSampler (big pianos and all), I also record them that way, so the harddisk recorder is running at the

Re: [LAD] linuxsampler plugin ?

Hello Dave! I think LinuxSampler itself has no option to automatically connect. At least I've never seen it in the protocol. this is a task for the frontends. So your plugin should have an option to ayutomatically connect LS. Did you see no LS at all: ps -ax | grep linuxsampler If not,

Re: [LAD] Has anyone ever played a plugin in realtime ... [related to:] hard realtime performance synth

Emanuel! No DMA? That does seem bad! Direct Memory Access is VERY helpful and has been there for years - not to say decades. It's also supported by the Linux kernel since version 2.0.X something. If not enabled this can take up considereable amount of CPU time. So no wonder. Your system MUST

Re: [LAD] Has anyone ever played a plugin in realtime ... [related to:] hard realtime performance synth

As to the GPU usage: I believe there were some discussions about it, a few years back. I think it will be a matter of a kernel driver or small hack or additional module, which you might download somewhere. Sounds more reasonable and it triggers something in my memory. Kindly yours

[LAD] Convolution in LinuxSampler

Hello! sorry for crossposting, but I didn't know, where to best reach the LS-wizards. I wondered about convolution in LinuxSampler. The GS3 format certainly supports in-sampler convolving (having their own files for that). I seem to rememb3er, that working out the format was not the real

Re: [LAD] [LAU] New Music

Hello Gerald! I try to download your album via torrent (OGG) and it seems there's no peer. I started it this morning and then had to go out, still nothing going. Which alternative should I choose to download? Kindest regards Julien Music was my first love and it

Re: [LAD] Interface development for the blind (starting from Bristol)

Hello Lorenzo! Using custom tones to mimic movement of sliders or marking the access of an element (button, list, etc.) is not completely off. I mean graphical apps use a lot of signalling sounds, so do some text based apps. Yet in the context of audio software I think it's not very

Re: [LAD] Interface development for the blind (starting from Bristol)

Hello Nick, hello all other interested devs! :-) I just tested the first version of the CLI from Bristol. In general it works fine. Very easy, the cursor keys work, the display is just fine. The value and parameter name are not so far apart, that they wouldn't fit on 40 characters. So even

Re: [LAD] Interface development for the blind (starting from Bristol)

Hello Nick! Again such a nice update. Thanks for that. I can move my braille display easily enough. The system screen stays the same, so every bgraille display has navigation controls of some sort to move the small window, that I can see, across the real screen. Completely in order for

Re: [LAD] A vocoder with built-in Modulator

Hi Louigi! Not exactly in response to your mail: But there is a csound vocoder instrument (udo - user defined opcode), which I suppose is relatively easy to tweak into a vocoder instrument with predefined carrier waveforms, which is the only thing I've seen in real live so far. I have a real

Re: [LAD] A vocoder with built-in Modulator

Hey Louigi! I'm just downloading your piece. I can't see the vocoder, as I'm blind. :-) but, when your a composer relying on some synthetic tricks, why not use one of the Linux biggies, like PureData, Csound (with one of its GUIs) or CLM or SuperCollider. I'm sure they all have some kind of

Re: [LAD] A vocoder with built-in Modulator

Afterthought: I've just listened to your piece: I have a positive feeling, that you would be right at home with one of the big synth/synth p[rogramming languages or other complex live environments. There are a few and as I'm aware, they offer nice graphical controls. Warm regards

Re: [LAD] like qjackctl, but trimmed of all fat

Hello Aaron! I like the tool. But I'd have a few suggestions. I supose you get a list of all possible ports before printing them. Could you compare them to the LIENS variable (offered by the shell and things like curses). If there are more ports 5trhen lines, could you please use a pager?

Re: [LAD] autostarting jackd at bootup with Ubuntu/Debian?

Hi Marije! Runlevel is simple, /etc/inittab # The default runlevel. id:3:initdefault: Directly at the top on my Debian. Ciao Julien Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles) FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: http://ltsb.sourceforge.net the

Re: [LAD] [LAU] like qjackctl, but trimmed of all fat

Hi Aaron! Thanks for this tool. I'm sure, as you continue to develop this, it will become one of my favourites. There are a few feature pleas I would have, but let them rest for the moment. This is a really helpful tool, especially since I CAN't use qjackctl. Warmly yours

Re: [LAD] [LAU] like qjackctl, but trimmed of all fat

Hello Aaron and Jack-Team! There seems to be a bug in my jack_lsp. I just started a2jmidid and j2amidi_bridge. when I do a jack_lsp I get all the ports. When I do: jack_lsp -t midi I only get one port from jack_midi_clock, but none of the other ones. When I type: jack_lsp -t, I can't see

[LAD] Help, someone interested in taking over a small orphaned jack-module

Hello all! I just got back into asterisk, the big telephony pbx system. It has a JACK module, which is very helpful to me, as it allows me to use asterisk with its cLI to be my telephone. Since I found no other commandline telephone supporting JACK, this is the only way to get there. So

Re: [LAD] Help, someone interested in taking over a small orphaned jack-module

Hello everyone! I've just scanned the code of app_jack.c as best I could. It seems, that the functionality is rather simple: create a jack_client, if demanded, connect it to somewhere. Get Audioframes from a telephone channel (8kHz, signed 16 bit - I believe) If necessary resample them to

Re: [LAD] Help, someone interested in taking over a small orphaned jack-module

Hello fons! I'm not even using a real phone. I use googletalk, well I try to. :-) It worked a few years ago, but even with the old version of Asterisk I had then, I wasn't able to get it back to that state. I have now discovered, that JACK frequently doesn't read/write as many bytes as it

Re: [LAD] Help, someone interested in taking over a small orphaned jack-module

Morning Fons! I meant the JACK interface to Asterisk. Ihas a function to handle input and one to handle output. There audio gets resampled if necessary and then written to a ringbuffer. Or vice versa for soundcard input to Asterisk channel output. Kindly yours Julien

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