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From: ian e. <de...@cu...> - 2003-10-30 19:38:40
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amen to that! i definitely agree that getting a first working version is absolutely key. just as long as the code is designed the right way, there's nothing to lose. performance tweaking using the various techniques available can come once the framework is implemented, along with the bells and whistles! i'm so excited for a first version of this - now that we have ardour, jack and all the effects and synth apps that have sprung up around jack, linuxsampler is perhaps the biggest missing piece of the linux pro audio puzzle! ian On Thu, 2003-10-30 at 13:57, Robert Jonsson wrote: > Yes yes yes :) > > Ofcourse we should aim for the stars, but for now I'm happy just as long as it > plays simple things without any serious problems. > First thing's first, get something functional out the door and the crowd will > come. > The only thing I'm missing (short term) is removal of the clicking, fix of the > midimap and possibly addition of jack support. > > Then I'll test it to bits!! And tell everybody else to start poking at it :) > > --- > To be truthful, I don't even believe LS has to match the performance of > Kontakt anytime soon. Hardware is cheap and since they won't support 64bits > for a long time coming, LS will run circles around it!! > > Pinky: Brain, what are we going to do today? > Brain: The same thing we do every day. Try and take over the world. > > /Robert > |