@rosareven glad you are enjoying 'traven'
These days I use mainly SuperCollider. But sometimes I also use Ardour, and Renoise. I use exclusively Linux for many years.
You can remix "traven", "noether", and "ark/d, amorphic" by downloading source and opening it in SuperCollider. no need permission.
also look at my #PatchNotes and #Noisevember toots, they all have sc source code attached/linked.
whole thread:
https://sonomu.club/@luka/105145827210709919
Attached: 1 video #noisevember 1 code also here: https://git.tmp.si/luka/SuperCollider-Workspace/src/branch/master/2020-11-03_noisevember_simple_10iteration_scale_ringz.scd #SuperCollider @[email protected]
@luka I'd love to load your source code straight into SuperCollider, however I'm having trouble getting the server up. It gave me an unanticipated host error and exited the server. Internet search told me it's because I have to specify the audio device in the code before booting. I tried that and it's still trying to find non-existent device.
I might just have to remix the audio track directly with a DAW lol. I just got Ardour and it's beautifully simple to use.
@rosareven have you looked at http://doc.sccode.org/Reference/AudioDeviceSelection.html#Windows ?
first obtain the list of devices
then eval the options
then s.boot
@rosareven do you use asio? one friend was fiddling with asio4all and after some tries it just worked without reason. also I think she restarted the machine and didn't started her daw...
sorry I'm clueless about windows audio setup 🙄. it's been a while. but maybe you can ask on https://scsynth.org forum?