Excerpts from Joel Roth's message of 2010-07-14 11:37:01 +0200:
> After much experience, I would say it is easier to learn the
> correct Ecasound commands to create this rather than to
> write a script.
>
> However if you'd like to write a script, there are
> already interfaces for C, C++, Python, elisp and Ruby.
>
> And I forget, there is a Tcl/Tk front end for Ecasound,
> Tkeca, that might meet your needs. It looks pretty, too.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Joel
> --
> Joel Roth
Thanks for your insight Joel.
It's hotter than hell here at the moment, so it's hard to do anything.
I'm wondering about a few things.
A waveform view is a future feature for nama. So far I've seen only one
frontend that has anything like that. Is it especially hard to do with
ecasound?
I don't necessarily need it but especially in combination with
automation it would be a good thing to have.
Said automation is another thing I'm wondering about. Is there a way to
do proper automation? Via MIDI CC possibly? Is there another way?
I know those are rather advanced features, I'll be glad if I manage to
write a proof of concept frontend during the next few weeks, but it
would still be interesting to know what would be possible.
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