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by ristic 5y ago
My understanding is that Reaper has a more mature feature set in this regard. That said, it is possible to do a number of things in Ardour already using Lua scripts: https://manual.ardour.org/lua-scripting/ and https:
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by ristic 6y ago
Yep :) https://robsco.info/music/
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by ristic 6y ago
Language is evolution.
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Show HN: Improvizor – a web based tool for improvisation (music) practice(improvizor.com)
3 points by ristic 7y ago|0 comments
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by ristic 7y ago
It's a lot more setup but I've had a good experience with redux, redux-persist and localForage. localForage picks the best available browser storage API. One can select which subset of data to persist with redux-persist. It does a
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by ristic 8y ago
Would have been nice if he got around to the router at our office, we got cryptojacked: https://imgur.com/a/Q7Pmxth
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I taught a robot how to make Gqom(medium.com)
1 points by ristic 8y ago|0 comments
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Ardour 5.11 Released(community.ardour.org)
1 points by ristic 9y ago|0 comments
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by ristic 9y ago
Unfortunately, the CALF series have been notorious for having problems or causing crashes in the past. If you do want to try it out, I highly recommend getting the latest version or building from git as a lot of distributions package an old
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by ristic 9y ago
Things are slowly getting better if you want to run Windows VSTs under Linux. I found this very interesting as a overview of some of the current possibilities: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsZnSg4DKDU It is a demonstrati
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by ristic 9y ago
If you follow the "Ready-to-Run Program" prompts on the official download page[1] as an anonymous or unsubscribed user, you will reach a page that explains their method/philosophy. I'm sure Paul would be happy to speak t
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Ardour 5.9 released(community.ardour.org)
123 points by ristic 9y ago|46 comments
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by ristic 10y ago
I have built something similar that works with LibreOffice Calc as the backend instead of Google Sheets: https://github.com/robsco-git/spreadsheet_server
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by ristic 10y ago
I've recently adopted a similar approach. I have a virtual machine running the same OS and version as the target production machine. I'm using QEMU and connecting to it via ssh.
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by ristic 10y ago
There are a number of exciting projects in the Linux audio that may be of interest here. I'll just name a few, in no particular order, that have tickled my interest. setBfree - A DSP Tonewheel Organ emulator. https://github.
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Ardour 5.5 Released (A free and open source digital audio workstation)(community.ardour.org)
5 points by ristic 10y ago|1 comments
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A great resource for FOSS music production(libremusicproduction.com)
4 points by ristic 10y ago|0 comments
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Arch GNU/Linux on the HP EliteBook 820 G2(robsco.info)
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by ristic 10y ago
That seems like an interesting avenue to peruse. I would imagine you would end up reimplementing a lot of what Calc has already solved. I'm thinking about mapping cells to cell references (A1:C57), how to handle VLOOKUP, sheets etc. If
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by ristic 10y ago
I think you may find what you are looking for here: http://download.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/src/
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by ristic 10y ago
I don't have any experience working with macros between Excel and Calc. That said I did find some resources that may answer your question. First off: https://help.libreoffice.org/Common/Using_Microsoft_Office_a...
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by ristic 10y ago
I have just updated the example_client and README. Combined they should resolve your suggestion. Here is the example client: https://github.com/robsco-git/spreadsheet_server/blob/master...
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by ristic 10y ago
The example_client may help answer your question: https://github.com/robsco-git/spreadsheet_server/blob/master... I don't quite follow your question but I'll give it a shot. Here is a high level ver
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by ristic 10y ago
I probably need to be more descriptive. The locking is just within Python to prevent simultaneous reads and writes to the spreadsheet messing with expected results. This makes sense for my use case but probably not all use cases. Currently
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by ristic 10y ago
If you built the front end for it then sure. In its current state this tool just deals with reading and writing cell values.
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by ristic 10y ago
Yes, it is true that it is running a LO Calc binary. Not implying that you don't already know, but this may be of interest in terms of Calc/Excel compatibility: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Feature_Compariso
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by ristic 10y ago
I've been using it for a fairly specific use case: Creating web applications from business logic that has already implemented in a spreadsheet. So instead of trying to figure out what the spreadsheet is doing (they can get fairly compl
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by ristic 10y ago
Great, I'll have to take a look into their solution to see if I can learn or improve anything. Thanks for the heads up.
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by ristic 10y ago
For anyone interested, I went through a few iterations before settling on LibreOffce Calc and Python: Initially I was using: PHPExcel ( https://phpexcel.codeplex.com/ ) which loaded a given spreadsheet on demand - this was be
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by ristic 10y ago
That's exactly the use case the tool arose from. The main con is the RAM overhead introduced by running LibreOffice instead of splitting the application up into a database and code. For me con this is nullified by the amount of time sa

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