Hi Lars - Our "ALSA-Sound-Kit” implements a new-ish take on sound device integration, using some more modern Objective-C features where it made sense. T
> On Feb 11, 2024, at 9:21 AM, [email protected] wrote: > > > >> Am 11.02.2024 um 15:55 schrieb [email protected]: >> >> We've released the alpha version of our ALSA Sound Kit and McLaren Synth Kit >> along with some demonstration programs. The first library enables Audio and >> MIDI access on Linux, and the second provides a graph-based audio processing >> toolkit. Units like oscillators, envelopes, filters and reverb are the >> elements from which notes may be built. >> >> Our goal was to make experimenting with Audio and MIDI easy and fun using >> GNUstep on Linux. >> >> One of the more interesting demos involves tying audio and MIDI objects >> together with StepTalk. An eventual goal is producing a more full-featured >> audio/midi toolbox with StepTalk as its scripting language. Take a look >> here and try it out some of the demos if interested. >> >> https://github.com/mclarenlabs/libs-mclaren-alpha >> >> And read about the software design here >> >> https://mclarenlabs.github.io/libs-mclaren-alpha/ >> >> I'm interested in feedback too, especially on how building and installing >> goes. >> >> The project is a little light on visualizualitions and GUI elements, but the >> audio machinery is fairly robust, IMO. >> >> Cheers >> Tom > > Hi Tom, > > SoundKit rings a bell with me. I know SoundKit as a OpenStep Library from the > OS 4.2 days. Is your SoundKit Library API compatible with this? > > Kind regards, > > Lars
