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[...] There is one thing i don't know if you've resolved, it's about the fact that when starting non-mixer with my config file, all sliders are in the bottom, so i have to move slightly my nanokontrols sliders for non-mixer to get the right position. Any suggestion to solve this? Yes, I've stumbled...

studio32 wrote:
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* Non-destructive [...]

cool, is this another addition to the family of Non-* software?

(sry, couldn't resist, \me ducks and runs :)

At least in 1.1.0., the on-screen faders do move (not as smoothe as Ardour's, but they do). Thanks for the hint /wrt range, that explains why I found the response "curve" to be so "exotic" (nothing happens in the bottom half of nano's slider). I just changed range to 0-1 , and---...

#type name chan, cc MSB/LSB, midi range, cv range, latency cvout vol1 1 cc 7 -1 0 127 -1.0 1.0 10 cvout_name cvoutprupru Your example looks like it should work. Two things come to my mind that might be getting in the way (just guessing): * jm2cv counts midi channels from zero, so setting "chan...

First, those are some very cool pasebins! Second, it is possible to assign application windows to workspaces using a tool called wmctrl. Go check it out! http://tomas.styblo.name/wmctrl/ Thanks, wmctrl does what I was looking for. A pity that my favorite evilwm does not support the EWMH specificati...

AutoStatic wrote:Did you try the -N option?

Oh yes, cool, I forgot about this. I recall having discovered it once and found it to be useful.
Probably then returned to using the diff method bacause it already worked nicely for several synths, yoshimi seems quite on its own in offering this option.
thanks.

aconnect also takes client names as addresses so you don't need to work with port numbers. Or am I missing something? Yes, you're right. The reason I used port numbers is more a 'shortcoming' of yoshimi, which gives subsequent instances the same client names. When attempting to connect via aconnect...

Xnest was new to me - it sounds very promising. Automatically assigning applications to workspaces would then be another great thing. It's just an idea that I have since long ago, though I never did intensive research in whether this is possible. I don't know the Reason patches but maybe I can imagi...

Is there a way to rename Jack clients via command-line? Qjackctl can rename clients but there's no cli tool included to accomplish this on a per-case basis, and jack_alias included in Jack2 only creates aliases of ports and can not modify client names. Renaming ports in Qjackctl does not change the...

http://digitaldub.wordpress.com/2009/12 ... -and-dssi/

a tutorial on usage of the simple DSSI host known as ghostess.
feedback is welcome.

@ studio32 okok, maybe slight overreaction in terms of wording on my side. :-} AFAIK wordpress is a rather safe place. I do not intend to delete any of the posts, only improve them. To keep the engines running, another tutorial, dealing with ghostess and DSSI: http://digitaldub.wordpress.com/2009/12...

AutoStatic wrote: And btw, studio32=Jacks, as far as I know they are one and the same person.

funny, and thanks to studio32jacks for the promotion.

http://planet.linuxmusicians.org also picked up this post because of the http://en.wordpress.com/tag/linux-audio/feed/ feed, but it currently only seems to show only a very small part of the description. Not sure if it's possible to fix that :/. Cool, I didn't know about the tag feeds, still new to...

Dear studio32, not to be misunderstood, I very much embrace the whole idea of open source, free access to information and I am by far no friend of the copyright law. Nevertheless I regard the way you copy-pasted my blog post as nothing but impolite. My discomfort has no juridical base, just common s...

Some DSP related material, avaliable online: Theory and Technique of Electronic Music by Miller Puckette http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques.htm Introduction to DSP http://www.bores.com/courses/intro/ MIT course: Discrete-Time Signal Processing http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-and-C...