On Tue, Feb 06, 2007 at 09:00:16AM +0000, James Stone wrote: > Have you looked at Aldrin? It also has the same level of control > over plugin parameters (I have just discovered how to do it!). > And is Linux native.. Buzz-like interface. I haven't, but I definately mean to. I like the things that Leonard Ritter says (e.g. being able to distribute everything together without depending on external effects) about it, and the development seems to be going really fast. A couple of friends of mine used to be crazy about the original Buzz. As soon as I get some time I want to check Aldrin out. > The only thing it can't do at the moment that you are doing is play > puredata patches, although you could use the dssi-vst plugin and > load the pdvst I suppose. I think the author is trying to move > away from the dssi plugin idea though, so that songs written in > aldrin can be shared between people in the community without the > searching for plugins problem that beset Buzz. I think that's a good idea, actually. And it's probably possible to interface with Puredata in some other way, like Jack, right? Puredata supports it I think, I'm just not sure about Buzz. Thanks for the suggestion! Best, Chris. ------------------- chris@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://mccormick.cx
