These are great ideas
Thx! I also found ghostess will spit out a small script file to start up a dssi plugin in a particular state. No mapping of midi controls unless I hard code them tho...
Any ideas on organ/stage piano emulation apart from Beatrix? A clav and rhodes sound would be useful.
On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 5:07 PM, James Stone <jamesmstone@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Does anyone have any suggestions? Ideally should be lightweight (capable of running on an old eeepc 701), lots of control possibilities (interact with controls via midi knobs), rock solid stable, possible to recall state from command line.
Not all of these are essential but I would like it to start up and interact with my kb without too much typing on-stage!
I do have a real soft spot for whysynth but the midi learn and recall of state seem tricky/impossible with ghostess?
I would also like suggestions for organs (Beatrix?), electric pianos, romplers.. I am seriouslh considering a solid state keyboard or sound module, but it seems it should be possible with linux...
Suggestions for reasonably priced hardware (2nd hand?) Options would also be interesting...
J
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amSynth is lightweight enough to run on a netbook. It's not especially deep but still has enough versatility to add to your live toolkit. I usually map all controls to a single program on my novation controller which gives full knob per function interaction for live use.
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