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The linux version is out. It has been currenty tested on 1 PC. Mine (with Mandrake 10.1 / nVidiaGEForce4)

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looks like a great project to me. I've been playing with similar stuff using scheme: http://www.pawfal.org/Software/fluxus/
I've been playing a lot with python too recently - have you seen pygame?: http://www.pygame.org/ it's not quite the same idea as your app, as it's a super high level ...

Thanks.

The linux version will be ready next week. I hope.

Pygame seems a bit slow to me. And it's mostly for 2d.

There is also the pyopengl module. It's a complete python binding for the Opengl API = slow. I'm writing )eva(han beacuse I can use c to do slow stuff and python to do creative stuff ...

I've just posted the MacOsX version, along with some new features.

It's a simplified opengl/python visual programming api.

It's not very different from proce55ing, but use python instead of java.

There are bare bones blender export and import scripts, also.

The precompiled app, python scripts and everything I'll publish is released as Creative Commons, like ...

I've been featured as Editors' pick on their main page this summer (there were three picks over a total of more than 80.000 artists) without paying a cent. Simply, they've listened to a song and found it good enough.

They seem very fair.

If you're doing it for promotion, a site that has both ...

Ok.

Maybe I'm just envious because I can't afford to buy hardware synths like that.

Seriously, I didn't know I was talking with a really informed person. And I felt the desire to give some advices that I consider valuable.

c.

http://www.cesaremarilungo.com

The bottom line about all this, is that it really makes no difference in the end, so long as you are inspired by your equipment to make music, and you find the process enjoyable.


I agree, totally.

The main thing I wanted to point out is this: I'm not an hardware synth designer, but I have a ...

Also, Reason's just a stack of soft-synths, and using ReWire there's no reason you can't use it alongside some other software. It's certainly not the same kind of beast as the "instant music" eJay type stuff out there.

Using it that way is even worse. There are far better soft synths (some of ...

I'm sorry. I didn't want to be offensive. I just wanted to participate.

But I totally disagree with you.

I've seen too many times people around me and friends spending all their money buying hardware synths and leaving them unused after some months, while using vst plugins to do the job.

There ...

There is a common misunderstanding here, IMHO.

- Hardware synths nowadays create sounds digitally, and they can't be better than software synths, apart from speed and latency.

- Latency is experienced just while you play, but a cheap computer today is way faster than your two years old hardware ...

No, no, no!

http://music.download.com is far better.

c.

http://www.cesaremarilungo.com

Well, its free for a very limited time, till the end of december.

So, hurry up!!!

On the other hand, its price (80$) is a fraction of other packages with the same features.

I'm going to write a detailed review when I've tested it enough to pronounce.

All I can say now is that the interface seems ...

Have you been inspired by some cool and intellectual glitch art website?

Stop being trendy! Stop doing what everybody else is doing.
And read my blog at: http://www.cesaremarilungo.com.

For instance?

ciacio