Re: AqsisMovieProject

What you can do is write your stuff out to a wav file and then that can be
loaded into Blender. I use csound to generate soundtrack music.



On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Brett W. McCoy wrote:

> Benjamin Flaming wrote:
> 
> >>A few of us have been conspiring on the Aqsis IRC channel (#aqsis on
> >>freenode), and have started the pre-planning stages of a short CG film
> >>produced entirely with open source/free-as-in-speech software.  And by
> >>"entirely", we mean everything -- modelling, audio, editing,
> >>pre-production, etc.  At the center of this, of course, will be Aqsis.
> > 
> > 
> >      To the best of my knowledge, none of the audio tools currently listed
> > in the wiki (JACK, Ardour, RoseGarden, Jamin, and Audacity) are able the
> > sync with any kind of movie file.  How are you planning to work around this?
> 
> Yeah, this is an issue, and is a feature promised in Ardour Real Soon 
> Now.  I have not yet approached any of the Linux audio developers yet, 
> but we may be able to get some technical support from them.
> 
> AniComp, BTW, does directly support JACK and Ardour -- it can be used 
> for animatics.
> 
> I'm also looking into what Cinelerra provides for audio -- I know it at 
> least supports LADSPA plugins
> 
> -- Brett
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