Re: Progress?
Daniel James <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.audio.jamin.devel |
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Hi Ron, > I'll talk to Keith and see what he'd charge me for a > good piece of GPL code. Please keep me posted on how that goes. >>>Especially since JAMin is >>>already a resource hog that isn't suitable for use >>>during tracking. >> >>That depends on your CPU power, > > The point of modularity is to load only what's needed Say for example you want to have a live band streaming to the internet, but you also want to capture the multitrack with Ardour - you might very well want to place Jamin in the output signal path to catch overs, get the EQ roughly right and compress a little. Traditional radio studios use specialised hardware for that kind of job, but since not all of us have that... Personally speaking I can run Ardour, Jamin and Hydrogen with about 30% average CPU load on a 1.6Ghz Turion single-core laptop. I think by the time we get multi-core systems running sweetly it won't be a big deal to have Jamin or room compensation running all the time. > There's still the physical footprint. SC_N, mmmmm, > mmmmm . Now you know why they put those multiple desktops into the X window system :-) Cheers! Daniel