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* Does TamTam a synthesiser, i.e. does it rely on synthesised instruments? |
* Does TamTam a synthesiser, i.e. does it rely on synthesised instruments? |
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yes. It uses Csound |
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* Is TamTam a sampler, i.e. can one record short audio samples to use as the instrument sounds? |
* Is TamTam a sampler, i.e. can one record short audio samples to use as the instrument sounds? |
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* Can TamTam be wholly controlled through the keyboard or does it require a pointing device? |
* Can TamTam be wholly controlled through the keyboard or does it require a pointing device? |
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the ascii keyb and, in all liklihood any device fed throughthe USB ports and the audio input |
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yes |
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Revision as of 13:15, 17 June 2006
- Is TamTam based on CSOUND?
yes
- Does TamTam a synthesiser, i.e. does it rely on synthesised instruments?
yes. It uses Csound
- Is TamTam a sampler, i.e. can one record short audio samples to use as the instrument sounds?
yes
- If TamTam is a sampler, could it read and play tracker files, commonly called MODs.
mmm..we'll have to envisage that perhaps. MOD files are rather outdated AFAIK
- Can TamTam be wholly controlled through the keyboard or does it require a pointing device?
the ascii keyb and, in all liklihood any device fed throughthe USB ports and the audio input
In the article page, if one clicks on the picture an enlarged view is shown.
In the article ...
> This is a condensation of the talk I gave at OLPC in Boston on June 14th 2004.
Is that meant to be 2006?
bien sur!