Thread: [Audacity-devel] Re: SMDI support (SCSI sample transfer)
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From: Patrick D. <pd...@co...> - 2005-03-06 18:57:23
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On Feb 26, 2005, at 10:04 AM, Jelle Herold wrote: > Hello developers, > > SMDI is a SCSI based protocol to transfer samples to/from a hardware > sampler. This is implemented in for example Sony Soundforge. Samples > are > transferred from the sampler, edited and uploaded again. Meta data such > as loop points and amplification envelopes can also be edited. > > A opensource library and frontend is available for linux, see > http://nolv.free.fr/SMDITools/ > > My question ofcourse is, if you are planning on supporting this in > Audacity. If not, could I implement this as a plugin or something? > > Thanks, > Jelle. Hi, This would rule " I mean it would be totally sweet". I am not a programmer so unfortunately I can not assist you in implementing this but If you need a beta tester or any other assistance please let me know. Thank you, Patrick |
From: Jelle H. <je...@de...> - 2005-03-06 21:45:14
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Quoting Patrick Dohman (pd...@co...): > > SMDI is a SCSI based protocol to transfer samples to/from a > > hardware sampler. This is implemented in for example Sony > > Soundforge. Samples are transferred from the sampler, edited and > > uploaded again. Meta data such as loop points and amplification > > envelopes can also be edited. > > > > A opensource library and frontend is available for linux, see > > http://nolv.free.fr/SMDITools/ > > > > My question ofcourse is, if you are planning on supporting this in > > Audacity. If not, could I implement this as a plugin or something? > > > This would rule " I mean it would be totally sweet". I am not a > programmer so unfortunately I can not assist you in implementing this > but If you need a beta tester or any other assistance please let me > know. I'm picking up a SCSI card for my sampler on wednesday, so I'll give it a shot then (thanks Dominic Mazzoni for the tips). I'll let you know via this list how it works out! Cross fingers ;-) bye, Jelle |
From: Patrick D. <pd...@co...> - 2005-03-06 22:11:30
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Jelle Herold wrote: > Quoting Patrick Dohman (pd...@co...): > >> > SMDI is a SCSI based protocol to transfer samples to/from a >> > hardware sampler. This is implemented in for example Sony >> > Soundforge. Samples are transferred from the sampler, edited and >> > uploaded again. Meta data such as loop points and amplification >> > envelopes can also be edited. >> > >> > A opensource library and frontend is available for linux, see >> > http://nolv.free.fr/SMDITools/ >> > >> > My question ofcourse is, if you are planning on supporting this in >> > Audacity. If not, could I implement this as a plugin or something? >> >> >>This would rule " I mean it would be totally sweet". I am not a >>programmer so unfortunately I can not assist you in implementing this >>but If you need a beta tester or any other assistance please let me >>know. > > > I'm picking up a SCSI card for my sampler on wednesday, so I'll give it > a shot then (thanks Dominic Mazzoni for the tips). I'll let you know via > this list how it works out! Cross fingers ;-) > > bye, > Jelle Jelle, Let me know if run into any issue compiling opensmdi and smditools or getting your scsi chain set up. Perhaps I can provide some assistance. Unfortunately smditools is producing an smdie out of range error when communicating with my e5000. I suspect the issue lies with the opensmdi libraries. Thanks, Patrick |
From: Jelle H. <je...@de...> - 2005-11-18 12:00:23
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On Mar 6, 2005, at 11:11 PM, Patrick Dohman wrote: >>> > SMDI is a SCSI based protocol to transfer samples to/from a >>> > hardware sampler. This is implemented in for example Sony >>> > Soundforge. Samples are transferred from the sampler, edited and >>> > uploaded again. Meta data such as loop points and amplification >>> > envelopes can also be edited. >>> > >>> > A opensource library and frontend is available for linux, see >>> > http://nolv.free.fr/SMDITools/ >>> > >>> > My question ofcourse is, if you are planning on supporting this in >>> > Audacity. If not, could I implement this as a plugin or something? >>> >>> >>> This would rule " I mean it would be totally sweet". I am not a >>> programmer so unfortunately I can not assist you in implementing >>> this >>> but If you need a beta tester or any other assistance please let me >>> know. >> I'm picking up a SCSI card for my sampler on wednesday, so I'll >> give it >> a shot then (thanks Dominic Mazzoni for the tips). I'll let you >> know via >> this list how it works out! Cross fingers ;-) >> bye, >> Jelle > > Jelle, > > Let me know if run into any issue compiling opensmdi and smditools > or getting your scsi chain set up. Perhaps I can provide some > assistance. Unfortunately smditools is producing an smdie out of > range error when communicating with my e5000. I suspect the issue > lies with the opensmdi libraries. Hey Patrick, it's a long time ago, and i've had troubles getting the smditools to work with the e5000. My time is limited and so in the end i've sold the emu and abandoned the project. I just want to let you know this, cheers Jelle |
From: Jelle H. <je...@de...> - 2005-11-18 12:11:02
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Quoting Jelle Herold (je...@de...): > >Let me know if run into any issue compiling opensmdi and smditools =20 > >or getting your scsi chain set up. Perhaps I can provide some =20 > >assistance. Unfortunately smditools is producing an smdie out of =20 > >range error when communicating with my e5000. I suspect the issue =20 > >lies with the opensmdi libraries. >=20 > Hey Patrick, >=20 > it's a long time ago, and i've had troubles getting the smditools to =20 > work with the e5000. My time is limited and so in the end i've sold =20 > the emu and abandoned the project. I just want to let you know this, *Whoops* sorry that was supposed to be a private message. 'scuse me |