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InspIRCd 1.1.16 (Default branch)
ImageInspIRCd is a fully modular IRC daemon with modular SSL (gnutls or OpenSSL), ziplinks (through zlib) support, advanced spam filters, flood controls, settable operator levels, and SQL login using PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite.License: GNU General Public License (GPL)Changes:
Servers no longer occasionally go "missing" duringproblems while trying to link. This will be ofmost importance to unstable networks or ones withlots of splits with autoconnect, and shouldenhance performance and stability greatly. Rehashwill also now bind new server ports.Image

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AlsaModularSynth(1)					      General Commands Manual					       AlsaModularSynth(1)

NAME

       ams - A software synthesizer modeled after modular patching synthesizers

SYNOPSIS

       ams [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION

       The  AlsaModularSynth  (AMS) is a software synthesizer designed after the great analog modular synths of the 1960s. It employs virtual con-
       trol voltages (VC) for each module's parameter control, using the the Moog synthesizer's 1V/oct logarithmic control scale for its  oscilla-
       tor and filter functions.

       Following  the  modular	synth  model AMS supplies the user with a variety of sound-producing and sound-processing software modules such as
       digital oscillators, filters, amplifiers, and DSP effects. These modules are linked together (patched) to create  complex  audio  synthesis
       networks.  These  network  patches can be played in realtime via MIDI or internal control structures, and they may be saved and reloaded at
       will.

OPTIONS

       Runtime options for AMS are shown here with their default values in brackets.

       --jack	 Enable JACK I/O

       --in <num>
		 Number of JACK input ports

       --out <num>
		 Number of JACK output ports

       --poly <num>
		 Polyphony [1]

       --periodsize <frames>
		 Period size [1024]

       --frag <num>
		 Number of fragments [2]

       --rate <samples/s>
		 Sample rate [44100]

       --edge <0...10>
		 VCO edge [1.0]

       --soundcard <plug>
		 Soundcard [plughw:0,0]

       --preset <file>
		 Preset file

       --presetpath <path>
		 Preset path

       --nogui	 Start without GUI

FILES

       Numerous example patches can be found in /usr/share/ams or /usr/local/share/ams.

       Tutorial documentation is available at http://alsamodular.sourceforge.net/alsamodularsynth_doc.html.

BUGS

       Please send bug reports or any other feedback to Matthias Nagorni <mana@suse.de>

AUTHOR

       AMS is written and maintained by Dr. Matthias Nagorni.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright and license information for AMS:

       AlsaModularSynth by Matthias Nagorni (c) 2002-2003 SuSE AG Nuremberg.  Licensed under the GNU Public License.

								   November 2003					       AlsaModularSynth(1)