Malte Steiner wrote: > I plan to implement an automated start and stop of the synthcore through > the editor so it going to be transparent for the user that Minicomputer > is actually made of two programs. While I think it addresses only a > fraction of users (dont expect a piano from it) it should be made as > accessible as possible. But shiny GUIs, I don't know. The look stays the > way it is. It stirred up some discussion but the look is a statement of > Minicomputer, Industrial. > Great statement! :-) > Maybe in future synths (certainly not in the next one which is a > derivate of Minicomputer and work with wavetables, not in Creative Labs > but in PPG sense :) ) I am really looking forward to this. Two feature requests: 1) The ability to modulate between two or more wavetables. 2) Whole patch randomizer. > I will unify the application and handle the GUI in > a separate thread for technical reasons so it integrates better or more > easily for me as a programmer. But an remote access through something > like OSC should come with it. > > But yeah, I am using Nord Modular and Csound regularly even today, so > its the right tool for the right purpose :) > Couldn't agree more. There are some things that can only be accomplished with audio programming languages (both visual and text-based, the latter will always be more versatile and expressive IMO, but maybe less inspiring). And it 's also true that sometimes you just want to pick up a synth and tweak the knobs for instant gratification/inspiration. All the best, -c. > Cheers, > > Malte > > _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
