> For the 20th anniversary release of OpenBSD, I have contributed this > short sound track: > > http://www.openbsd.org/lyrics.html#58b
Mystical blade runner Puffy will once again tame(2) the celestial source serpents in deep outer space after 20 years of fine software releases continued... time travel in chime. > It's entirely made on OpenBSD, with an acoustic sanza and a real-time > software synthesizer running on OpenBSD. My setup is very simple: a > microphone and a sound card to record the sanza, and a MIDI keyboard > to control the synth. Intriguing process details, thanks for sharing. > I used aucat(1) to record/mix audio tracks and > the audio/midish port for the MIDI sequencing and to control aucat. > The sound is produced by an experimental (not released yet) synth I'm > working on these days. Looking forward to news about the synthesizer program (and hardware) mix and anything else related (or not). > Above software is developed on OpenBSD, which is the key point of what > makes OpenBSD attractive for audio & music experimentation: after 20 > years of development it has become a high quality developer-friendly > operating system. True, from a user perspective learning new and fun bits of the highly valued OpenBSD operating system every day, it's a wonderful journey into the software world and beyond. > Until the next song is released, you could visit: > > http://www.openbsd.org/58.html > > Enjoy! Thank you, Alexandre! Another superb composition and many more technical improvements.
