Re: [Rosegarden-user] RoseGarden with Plug-Ins -- stability

[Abrolag]

On Sun, 29 Nov 2015 06:41:15 -0500
"D. Michael McIntyre"  wrote:
 
> They say music and math and language and math and programming and math 
> all go around together hand in hand singing campfire songs, but I do 
> what I do in all three areas with just about enough math to fill a good 
> sized thimble.

You've been reading my notes again, haven't you :)

Mathematically I fly on a wing and a prayer - sometimes it's just the prayer :o

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Re: [Rosegarden-user] RoseGarden with Plug-Ins -- stability

[Holger Marzen]

On Sun, 29 Nov 2015, r...@hydrophones.com wrote:

> Hi guys,
> 
> The stability of RoseGarden with its plug-ins is pretty good.  The
> following was recently done using only RoseGarden plug-ins (on Debian
> Squeeze):
> 
> ftp://www.hydrophones.com/Mozart-K488--88p2kHz.flac
> 
> It is almost a half hour long and beat the living daylights out of the
> plug-in functionality.
> 
> I always did a save before changing a plug-in.  I did get a few crashes
> but not always on the same plug-in (e.g. the plug-in could be used on
> another track and worked just fine).  As far as I could tell, in this
> large practical example, no RoseGarden plug-in crashed consistently, and
> running into a crash was a rare event.

Great. For the first 11 minutes I thought it's mixed down to mono :)

What plugins did you use? How many subgroups? Did you use an external
mixer or plugin host?

My experience is similar: No problems with plugins. But deleting audio
clips was "dangerous". Most Rosegarden users don't seem to do much with
audio clips.

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Re: [Rosegarden-user] RoseGarden with Plug-Ins -- stability

[D. Michael McIntyre]

On 11/29/2015 04:04 AM, Abrolag wrote:

> Hardly use plugins at all so can't comment on that, but extensively used audio
> alongside midi tracks. I can't recall having any problems.

I finally broke down and was going to use Ardour for some task.  It 
refused to run in my environment.  The environment I use to develop 
Rosegarden isn't good enough to run Ardour, because some of my 
dungleflungies were not prescribulated.

If you want a trebuchet, I can build you a trebuchet that can fling 
rocks, but if you want prescribulated dungleflungies, call somebody more 
patient and more interested than I am.  I'd rather build a trebuchet, or 
write music, or eat a bucket of paint, or stick thumb tacks in my nose 
or something.

That's why I use Rosegarden for most of my audio stuff.

I will have to get over it and prescribulate my dungleflungies one of 
these days though, or else add features to Rosegarden which would 
require learning more math than ever wanted to fit inside my skull.

They say music and math and language and math and programming and math 
all go around together hand in hand singing campfire songs, but I do 
what I do in all three areas with just about enough math to fill a good 
sized thimble.

What was my point?  I had a point.  Well anyway, the Mozart piece was 
nicely done.
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D. Michael McIntyre

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[Rosegarden-user] RoseGarden with Plug-Ins -- stability

[ram]

Hi guys,

The stability of RoseGarden with its plug-ins is pretty good.  The
following was recently done using only RoseGarden plug-ins (on Debian
Squeeze):

ftp://www.hydrophones.com/Mozart-K488--88p2kHz.flac

It is almost a half hour long and beat the living daylights out of the
plug-in functionality.

I always did a save before changing a plug-in.  I did get a few crashes
but not always on the same plug-in (e.g. the plug-in could be used on
another track and worked just fine).  As far as I could tell, in this
large practical example, no RoseGarden plug-in crashed consistently, and
running into a crash was a rare event.

Rich Marschall

P.S.  Yes, I know the rendition of Mozart's K488 is politically incorrect.
 It is suitable for "Future Noir" or "Tech Noir" videos.  It is under the
CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license and is bound to show up in some interesting places
;-)




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