Just to add my 2cents to this thread, I've been developing a live
performance application for Linux which I have used in several shows.
It's called LoopDub and is really just for mixing loops. So far it's
not super user-friendly, but it does the job I designed it for. It
allows to load 8 loops and then load other loops in the background,
and switch between them on beat. It can be completely controlled via
MIDI so I could conceivably just close my laptop and stick it under
the desk when playing (except that I tend to forget which program is
which, so I need the screen..) I intend to add more methods for
modifying the sound live and whatnot. So far it just has some built-in
filters and echo. The CVS version has several improvements, so watch
for a new release soon.
(I'm too busy with school at the moment to work on it but summer will
see the next release for sure.)
Steve
Received on Sun Apr 9 20:15:05 2006
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