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i've made a lot of checks and tests in these days, now the result: glitches and dropouts are still there with a correct period/buffer value, they are really rares but occasionally - when the amplitude changes fast, for example - they are still here. So, i tried to re-install e fresh kxstudio distro ...

ok, some tests with different periods/buffer combo: the clicks and the glitches seems to be gone away at 96000hz/512/8... also no problem with 1024/16-32-64 but the latency was too large to play any instrument (like a true delay :) ) .... i can hear some "hardware sound" like small rattle ...

ok i've set the "period/buffer" to 64 and - at least at the moment - there aren't bad glitches in the recorded or playback sound... Some additional information: my system is kxStudio based, low-latency kernel with 64bit architecture (my precedent setup was a kxstudio also, but in 32bit arc...

hi and sorry for my english, i'm from italy.... i've just installed a fresh kxstudio in a new laptop (hp i3-500 4gb ram) , 64bit, and there are some random glitches, like "pop" or dropouts in any application i use (there are most in ardour, in minor part with qtractor). There are NOT xruns...

Great Falx, tnx a lot

hi Falk, Ardour 4.4 has been released but i cannot update it via kxstudio repos... can you update them? TNX

maybe this can be intresting (a pdf about expressiveness in electronic music):

http://www.dei.unipd.it/~musica/IM/espre.pdf

bye!

simple drone-style with hi frq and one plugin (calf stereo tools used to spatialize the sound). Only true instruments: Novation MiniNova, Doepfer DE II, Arturia Microbrute - reverb: Lexicon mx - Mix: Pavey
Recorderd with focusrite scarlett 2i4.
Enjoy:

https://soundcloud.com/frabb/dronechiaro-session

Hi, i'm an electronic composer, guitarist and audio-programmer. I love Miles Davis, Karlheinz Stockhausen and Jimi Hendrix. Addicted by all 70's sort of sound, i've made a little studio in my home (but usually i work in a true audio-studio with other people, a lot of instruments are too big to stay ...

i made this: https://soundcloud.com/frabb/seqencer-session Gears: NovationMiniNova for sequencing and main pads - Arturia MicroBrute for hihat and glitched sounds - Doepfer DarkEnergy for phase-moving basses and some random clicks Ambient/Effect: Lexicon MX200 Rack Reverb in MONO SPLIT mode with cha...

Hi, i've made this track with my new "granular-drone" pd patch. An external signal (here a square-wave signal from an external analog synth) is carried through a 3-stage granularizer; every grainsynth has indipendent parameters and is patched with the others to make spectral-variations, co...

a must to learn pratically how to make a polyphonic synthesizer whit different waveforms, envelope (filter and amp), a save-state patch system to save preset and a basic GUI to control the instrument: http://claudionervi.com/pure-data/cursos-on-line/construccion-de-un-sintetizador-analogo-virtual-en...

hi sys, i work with pd since years, i've also used SuperCollider (great language!), CSound (great sound but very "low-level" language) and others.... IMHO pd is the best solution in terms of productivity/work: maybe is a bit annoyng to semone to have to point&click the mouse instead of...

tnx sysrqer, i've made it with 2 softwares: puredata and ardour. I've also used CALF's compressor/EQ/reverb plugins. The instruments are: an old acoustic guitar and an analog synth (Arturia MicroBrute). The 2 instruments are connected to 2 input channel in a puredata patch that record a buffer of au...

a simple take recorded with my new puredata patch:

http://youtu.be/yCs27XVK3uk

tell me!