Ken Restivo wrote:
I am using it, and now that I know how to make it polyphonic I will be using it a *lot* more.
I'm glad you discovered --poly :-)
What are the things I'd like to see? 1) Standard keybindings for Load(Open?)/Save/Exit
Should be easy...
5) The ability to separate the sound engine from the GUI, like Om does.
Well at least you can use -n (or --nogui) for starting without the gui.
7) Oh, and if I don't have a particular LADSPA module present on my system, it'd be nice if AMS tried to at least connect the modules that *are* present (I believe Om does this correctly), instead of just giving up and connecting nothing at all
As far as I remember Om also gave up on this...
BTW, I have a dream of taking something like Om/Ingen, or a headless client/server version of AMS, and running it on a Linksys box with OpenWRT and a USB audio interface-- connected to a USB keyboard like the Keystation, and playing live with it. A $100 modular synthesizer module that fits in your pocket.... that'd rule...
We all have different dream. I once dreamed of putting a ultra flexible modular synth setup together in csound and run it from live on a laptop controlled by 3 usb keyboards. Now this is something I've done routinely for over 3 years...
And I hope it comes out of hibernation soon...
That would be nice... -- peace, love & harmony Atte http://www.atte.dk | quintet: http://www.anagrammer.dk | compositions: http://www.atte.dk/compositions
