On Wed, 2005-26-10 at 03:39 +0000, S. Massy wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am toying with the idea to re-start playing with digital synthesis
> once again (haven't done so in a while now). Judging by the number of
> synth packages in the Debian archive, there is more than a few out
> there; however, most of them (bristol, ams, etc.) seem to be
> GUI-controlled (and hence require an x-server), which is not very
> practical for me. I can think of a few ways to rig up a modular synth
> with, say, ecasound, jack, and aconnect, but I was wondering if there is
> any programme, package, or idea already out there to make this easier. I
> also started playing with SuperCollider today, but language-driven
> synthesis are, by necessity, more of a long-term endavour, and, right
> now, I'm looking for more of a modular synth solution, especially
> LADSPA-driven. Any idea?
Modular synth, no (mandatory) GUI, LADSPA driven?
Everything is controlled through OSC. There are Python and
Supercollider bindings included in the source tree (SC is only in CVS
though, as of a few days ago) if you're into that sort of thing, as well
as a simple command-line patch loading client (and a full out GTK one).
There's no command line patch saving client yet though.. mail the list
or put it on the wiki if you need one
Disclaimer: I wrote it :)
-DR-
Received on Wed Oct 26 16:15:09 2005
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