Episode45

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Open Source Musician Podcast Episode #45

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Banter:

Software Releases:

- PUMA:PUredata Monome Abstractions (Puredata collection of abstractions wrapping around the Monome OSC protocol, to ease and speed up the process of developing Monome applications).

Find it here: http://docs.monome.org/doku.php?id=app:puma

Development of PHASEX, a great analogue-style soft-synth, has been restarted thanks to an unofficial fork called "phasex-dev". The first release, Milestone 1, is now available -- it adds LASH support and fixes various bugs. Future releases aim to add support for JACK MIDI and LADISH: http://disabled.github.com/phasex-dev/

Audio Releases:

- IRC user seegwen mentions this track: http://vimeo.com/13995902 performed partly using a puredata application which itself is written using PUMA.

Tips:

Create Digital Music posted an article on Paul's Extreme Sound Stretch, which was used on the 800%-stretched Justin Bieber song that recently went viral: http://createdigitalmusic.com/2010/08/25/extreme-time-stretched-hamsterdance-and-free-and-open-source-sound-treasures/

IRC user [lsd] has an article on his blog detailing FingerPlay MIDI, an Android app that turns your phone in to a MIDI control surface. It sends MIDI data via Wifi to a PC running a server app: http://wootangent.net/2010/08/fingerplay-a-midi-controller-for-android/

http://linuxaudio.org/node/115

Gear:

Announcements:

Tunestorm 03 - unapolageticly poppy song

Rants/Calling BS:

Tech Segment:

Dan goes over recording a new tune.

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