Re: [Linuxsampler-devel] Roadmap (was: Latest CVS commit)

[Christian S. <chr...@ep...>]

Es geschah am Montag, 12. Januar 2004 00:55 als Christian Schoenebeck schrieb:
> Maybe I should clearify the development roadmap: First we'll finish a
> complete Gig Engine, restructure LS for multi engine support, add network
> socket for the LSCP so we can control LS with a GUI (Qt GUi, VSTi host and
> whatever). Then we will implement other engines, like Akai engine, DLS
> engine perhaps, ...  and as well as our own very modular engine which will
> get all the features you just can dream about. For that we'll add the
> recompilation feature which just came out of Benno's mind. This means you
> will be able e.g. select all the features you want to have in your very
> custom sampler engine, click an "Apply" button in the GUI and on LS side
> your custom engine will just be compiled and deployed in realtime. So you
> have your own custom engine that is as efficient as it only could be. There
> are really a lot of parameter here where you could choose from: e.g. as
> mentioned which kind of EG to be used (and how many of them, with which
> influence), frequency of the event handling (sample accurate or an
> arbitrary frequency), various filters (or even no filter at all - to save
> CPU cycles), various interpolators (simple lin., cubic or even a
> sophisticated interpolator with formant frequency correction),  and and
> and....
>
> For example if somebody needs an Engine for playbing samples or something,

Argh, sorry, I mean "playing drum samples or something" :)

> he wouldn't probably need to pitch the samples at all, so he will disable
> interpolation and things like modulators completely and thus saves CPU
> cycles. Or if somebody wants to use real (singer) voices, he'll probably
> needs a more heavy setup with an interpolator that is capable to correct
> formant frequencies, so the voices don't sound unnaturally if pitched over
> several semi tones.
>
> That's the idea and overall roadmap for LinuxSampler I currently have in
> mind.
>
> CU
> Christian
>
>
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