Hey, do you plan on enabling handling of 24bit sound and sampling frequencies 96000 or 192000? Lots of musicians using Linux need to use VST and VSTi plugins (through FST and other methods). Unfortunately quality of music you can acquire isn't realy high if you wish to use it professionally. I'd also suggest correcting MIDI handling and integrating wine with wineasio, which would enable using VST and VSTi on a quite high level, as well as use other programmes.
Hello,
2008/4/11, Kacper Pluta kacper.pluta@gmail.com:
Hey, do you plan on enabling handling of 24bit sound and sampling frequencies 96000 or 192000? Lots of musicians using Linux need to use VST and VSTi plugins (through FST and other methods). Unfortunately quality of music you can acquire isn't realy high if you wish to use it professionally. I'd also suggest correcting MIDI handling and integrating wine with wineasio, which would enable using VST and VSTi on a quite high level, as well as use other programmes.
As far as I can tell, 96k and 192k works in wine without problem, 24 bits doesn't entirely work, as I didn't implement volume changing. If you do that it can be enabled in winecfg. Just tweak the registry to set sound to 24 bits and fix the volume error that pops up, it shouldn't be that hard. Bonus if you can do it for 32 bits as well.
More work would be implementing >2 speakers in directsound, that doesn't work yet and since I don't have such a speaker setup I can't test it. Direct routing to the jack api might work, but I never tried jack.
Cheers, Maarten.
On Fri, 11 Apr 2008, Kacper Pluta wrote: [...]
I'd also suggest correcting MIDI handling and integrating wine with wineasio, which would enable using VST and VSTi on a quite high level, as well as use other programmes.
There's a wineasio project which is in a separate tree, partly for licensing reasons. See http://sourceforge.net/projects/wineasio for more details.
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Maarten Lankhorst