On February 5, 2013 08:18:03 PM Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas wrote:
> On Tuesday 05 February 2013 18:26:24 David Baron wrote:
> > My main complaint is not really about Linux, per se, but the whole DAW,
> > etc., scene: Lack of interoperability!
> >
> > I have a lot of Cakewalk files from the Windows days.
Me too.
> > Cannot do anything
> > with them besides play two tracks in Cakewalk-Express using WINE.
I'm currently running CW in Wine and exporting the audio tracks
one-by-one, and then save the file as midi.
This gives me the midi and audio files which I then import into MusE.
But it's tedious of course. I'm writing support for making it easier
since I discovered I need to link imported midi controllers to the
audio tracks, which MusE currently can't do...
>
> That is because you have been ignoring that KMidimon reads and plays
> Cakewalk WRK files. And my library drumstick-file is available under a free
> license, offering this functionality to any interested developer.
Wow. The drumstick lib reads wrk files?
Awesome. I had no idea, was looking for something.
Having a look at the source now...
Can you tell me if it might be able to handle the audio tracks as well?
And (just a wish) is it possible to make a .bun bundle file parser?
Thanks very much Pedro!
Tim.
>
> For me, this says everything about the worse problem in the Linux audio
> development community.
>
> Regards
>
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