[CM] question on audio distributions, CCRMA or Agnula, others?
marco trevisani
marco@trevisani.net
Wed, 2 Mar 2005 10:34:22 -0400
HI all,
as for .deb packaging:
an year ago i started to package the trinity...:-) , i acutally did it just
for clm and then could not find enough free time to finish the job for the
others two. It should not be difficult. Of course the best way for Debian
would be to offer clm, cm and cmn either as single packages and as well as a
meta package that installs the three of them, and since csound is now
available for Debian it would be great to make that as part of the package
to (i think simply as "suggested" or "depends").
I use clm-3 for my Debian set up deb-packaged by me, and i'm more than glad to
pass all the scripts to anybody who is interested in complete the job and has
time (contact me privately if you are interested).
My Debian files for clm are updated to clm-3. Last time i have updated clm-3
in my machine was on november 2004. It is "old", just because i was wrting a
composition so usually, to be safe, while working i stick with the last
working fine (for me) version.
As for distribution...Even if i worked (and actually cofounded) DeMuDi, i
always staied with a clean Debian ,where eventually DeMuDi should fall as
part of the debian-multimedia, and i think this is happening...i'm not
following closely this right now.
I'm running a clean Debian unstable with 2.6.10, and i get all i need for
music and it runs smooth, stable (even if "unstable"). Somewhere i read that
DeMuDi is going to test 2.6.10, which i think is a good move.
Just to give an idea of the audio software i use, a part for the trinity and
SND: ardour, jack, pd/gem/pdp, audacity, csound, cecilia, wavesurfer - as far
i remember.
Lately i jumped into the animation field and software under debian i use with
success are: blender,yafray, gimp, cinepaint, povray (in the non free section
in debian,,though it is more recent and working fine the newest version on
their site povray.org, next version 4.0 is suppose to be free-software),
cinelerra (non packaged in Debian and available in deb package from an
unofficial site).
Now i trow a little rock in the lake to see the reactions...:-))
I havent used cm from the middle of 90s, i like it, but i should go back and
study it again, and free time is now distributed in little drops...though i
have a ..."dream" ...
It would be amazing if it would be possible to integrate an animation tool
such as povray scripts into cm so to be able to right audio/animation
algorhythmic compositions.....i found, by seraching the web, that someone,
years ago wrote some lisp code for povray. I think it would be amazing...
Ok i have also the second stage of the dream...It would be greater to
integrate scripts like dvdauthor and encoders, ffmpeg, transcode, so to
compose audio and animation and then have them eoncoded and recorded on a
dvd...
ok ok, it was just a dream...:-)
ciao,
marco
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