Re: hello

Heyo Assa,

You seem to suggest that you used the command you pasted to record 5
inputs successfully. It would make more sense to me to paste the 6 input 
command
that failed, so that I (or someone else) can debug it.

Could you post the ecasound command you used to try to record 6 inputs?

I've enjoyed your guitar playing (but not your singing, haha) and hope you
can hook up with some band members soon.

Cheers,

me

On 10/28/2012 01:36 AM, assa wrote:
> Hi! Thanks! Sorry for the delay! I got "too much" emails and sometimes
> that happen! Also I do hard work and I was been one the road some nights
> for working!
>
> It look like here replies no go to list so the list engine no put the
> headers direct the replies go to [email protected] !
>
> S. Massy wrote:
>> On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 04:49:06PM +0300, assa wrote:
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> I'm just subscribed the list! I don't know whats going on here! I think
>>> here I could get some help and give some but I'm not very good in
>>> explain things and I'm too ofter too wrong because I'm a dreamer! Thanks
>> Welcome to the list! We accept both hard-nosed engineers and hazy
>> dreamers alike! :)
> I have some programming experience too but burned out myself with a
> resource handling code I programmed last with php and postresql but
> started the code with perl and mysql!
>>> for all the ecasound developers and other people! I'm used ecasound
>>> about four moths by a bash script! I'm wanted get more in to the
>>> ecasound! At the moment I'm using five inputs (guitar, bass, two vocal
>>> mike and drums) and one output to PA with also wav file output!
>>> Sometimes the ecasound do things by a mystique way for me like when I
>>> add a new input all levels can dropped very silence  or add something
>>> effects etc. all levels can get really high! Maybe I'm build things very
>>> wrong so I must dig out things but I'm feeling I'm stocked! I try to
>> I think you're much more likely to get (useful) help if you include your
>> actual ecasound set-ups, both working and otherwise, so we actually can
>> see what might be wrong. Ecasound is very powerful, but its language can
>> be somewhat unforgiving to the absent-minded.
> I forget things and have some pains in my body so I try and try and get
> usually something working! Here is the ecasound command I running and
> got out what I liked now but when I added one input for that all levels
> dropped very silence(that could happened also before but I'm maybe
> cnaged things then without notice it). That's long command and take time
> make adds for it but usually I change something every time I use it! It
> get for me 1. vocal 2. vocal 3. guitar 4. bass 5. drum and give stereo
> output to wav file and mono to monitor speaker I'm using! When I was put
> the 6. input for a vocal some problems happened I tried explain before!
> I know many things is wrong in my command but I'm just the dreamer and
> I'm used the Ecasound only so short time now! With the command I got
> just little time ago out a recording like this:
> http://youtu.be/dLd9ayzBqgY so at the moment I'm making a band! I have
> no the wav file online but I can put it if it's necessary for someone!
>
>    ecasound -r -B:rtlowlatency -b:512 -z:db -f:f32_le,2,88200 -a:1 -i
> jack_multi,system:capture_1 -chcopy:1,2 -a:1
> -el:gate,166,2200,-68.5,0.01,400,1200,-100,0 -a:1
> -el:butthigh_iir,200,1.41 -a:1 -eadb:-0 -a:1 -eadb:0 -a:2 -i
> jack_multi,system:capture_2 -chcopy:1,2 -a:2
> -el:gate,161,2200,-68.5,0.01,400,600,-100,0 -a:2
> -el:butthigh_iir,165,1.41 -a:2 -el:buttlow_iir,2250,0.6 -a:2
> -el:foverdrive,0.5 -a:2 -eadb:-5.5 -a:2 -eadb:0 -a:3 -i
> jack_multi,system:capture_5 -a:3 -chcopy:1,2 -a:3
> -el:gate,60,2200,-58,0.01,400,11600,-63,0 -a:3 -el:butthigh_iir,60,1.41
> -a:3 -eadb:-14.5 -a:3
> -elv2:http://calf.sourceforge.net/plugins/RotarySpeaker,5,0.7,0.55,1,21,26,1,1
> -a:3 -eadb:-0 -a:4 -i jack_multi,system:capture_6 -chcopy:1,2 -a:4
> -el:gate,30,2200,-55,0.01,400,11600,-63,0 -a:4 -el:butthigh_iir,30,1.41
> -a:4 -eadb:-9 -a:4
> -elv2:http://calf.sourceforge.net/plugins/RotarySpeaker,5,0.7,0.55,1,28,34,1,1
> -a:4 -eadb:-0 -a:5 -i jack_multi,system:capture_3 -chcopy:1,2 -a:5
> -el:gate,20,900,-45,0.01,400,11600,-63,0 -a:5 -el:butthigh_iir,20,1.41
> -a:5 -eadb:0 -a:5 -el:sc4,0,1.5,200,-10,7,3,0,30 -a:5 -eadb:3 -a:5
> -eadb:-0 -a:1,2 -o loop,12a -a:112,113,118 -i loop,12a -a:112
> -el:gate,166,2200,-67,0.01,400,200,-63,0 -a:112 -el:buttlow_iir,2500,0.6
> -a:112 -eadb:0 -a:112 -el:sc4,0,1.8,200,-50,1.3,18,10,0,2 -a:112
> -elv2:http://calf.sourceforge.net/plugins/RotarySpeaker,5,0.7,0.55,1,28,33,1,1
> -a:112 -eadb:-2.8 -a:112 -eadb:-11.5 -a:113
> -el:gate,161,1200,-63,25,750,2200,-100,0 -a:113 -el:buttlow_iir,1050,0.6
> -a:113 -eadb:-9 -a:113 -el:sc4,0,1.5,200,-30,1.3,18,27,0 -a:113
> -el:foverdrive,0.85 -a:113
> -elv2:http://calf.sourceforge.net/plugins/RotarySpeaker,5,0.7,0.55,1,28,33,1,1
> -a:113 -eadb:-3.8 -a:113 -eadb:-11.5 -a:118
> -el:gate,161,2200,-60,25,750,2200,-100,0 -a:118 -el:foverdrive,1.2
> -a:118 -el:VintageDelay,191,1,1,1,0.376,3.629,0,2,0 -a:118 -eadb:-0
> -a:118 -el:tap_autopan,0.9,100 -a:118 -eadb:-3.4 -a:118 -eadb:-11.5
> -a:112,113,118,3,4,5 -o loop,main_mix -a:30 -i loop,main_mix -a:30
> -el:sc4,0,0.01,1200,-1.1,3.5,18,10,0,0 -a:30 -o loop,out2 -a:21,22 -i
> loop,out2 -a:21 -eadb:0 -a:21 -o
> jack_multi,system:playback_1,system:playback_1 -a:22 -eadb:-14 -a:22
> -f:s16_le,2,88200 -a:22 -o /tmp/aa-2012-10-28_02-00-38-390241844-a.wav
>> Also, you might consider checking Nama[1] out, which is a DAW-like
>> abstraction to control the ecasound engine. It's main purpose is for
>> recording and mixing, but it certainly can output to a soundcard as well, and
>> effect management is very good.
>> 1. https://github.com/bolangi/nama
> I checked the web page but I need little time find out! I see I'm
> installed that Nama in my debian system already but I'm not tested it
> yet! Quickly that seem to be great! I moved to Ecasound just for test
> mixing with it and left my mixer unit out from my setup! Also I found
> out some effects can use with the Ecasound! I'm not sure is the Ecasound
> enough stable for use as live in band working but with my style little
> problems is more than everyday happenings! Anyway the audio quality is
> for me much better than trough by the external mixer's output and I got
> those gate and few more things working I have no enough money and space
> use by external units  at them moment!
>
>
>> Hope this helps.
> I like that! All help what was given as the help! I respect and many
> thanks! Assa!
>> Cheers,
>> S.M.
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