|
|
|
|
Minicomputer v.1.2 softwaresynthesizer for Linux released
Viewed 640 times. 8 people liked this blog. You can rate it below if you haven't already.
-->
Version 1.2 of the free open source Linux software synthesizer Minicomputer is out. This audiosynthesizer creates complex waveforms and shapes them in a three stage formant filter. More at
link
or directly at
link
Changes:
1.2 1.May 2008
2 - new: installer/deinstaller
3 - new: installerscript for presets
4 - new: unified behaviour, editor is called now minicomputer and when started by user, launches t he core and shuts it down too
5 - fix: improved midihandling while using less cpu cycles
6 - fix: backup of memory files should work now
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Industrial synthesizer for Industrial people | |
Comments
05/02/08
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
EsromCole
this + Seq24 = fun
05/02/08
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
tylth
ja das gut synthetisiere,r leider linux
05/03/08
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
wakax
i hope that some1 will port it to os x and maybe win ...
great synth.
05/04/08
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
blockhead
I was going to give this a try, you know; compile it my linux system ... but it needs "scons" to compile it. Yuck. Why not use "make" like the rest of the unix world does? Duh!
05/04/08
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
kenrestivo
scons is easy. "sudo apt-get install scons". Then drop into the minicomputer directory, and type.... "scons" and then maybe "sudo scons install". Maybe read the build dependencies first and make sure you have what minicomputer wants. IIRC it wasn't too demanding of weird dependencies or anything that apt-get couldn't take care of.
It'll probably get packaged for Debian, and the music distros will pick it up and eventually include it by default.
09/12/08
+
PM |
QUOTE |
PERMALINK |
REPORT
everamzah
blockhead said: "I was going to give this a try, you know; compile it my linux system ... but it needs "scons" to compile it. Yuck. Why not use "make" like the rest of the unix world does? Duh!"
i can't believe u just said that. *shakes head in amazement*
there are a number of reasons why a project make use scons or any other compilation over autotools. or even a combination. there are many projects that use scons, as well as other build systems.
duh
Register / login
|
^
EM411 is Copyright 2001-2008 EM411.com
All rights reserved. | Contact | RSS
|
