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Using the LINUX AUDIO APP - INGEN - as a Morse Code Practice Oscillator

This is a follow up video to the previous video about the Lv2 plugin "Trigger Midi mono" being used as a software CPO:    • using the LINUX LV2 PLUGIN -  Trigger Midi...   The advantage of using INGEN, is that INGEN can "house" all 3 LINUX AUDIO LV2 plugins that are being used to create a software code practice oscillator... 1. Trigger Midi Mono, 2. Nekobi 3. Moddevices Bandpass Filter....and once you have all the settings worked out, you can SAVE the INGEN setup and bring it back up later, and it will load every plugin and their individual settings that you just saved...(demo'd in the video) http://drobilla.net/software/ingen http://lsp-plug.in/?page=manuals§... http://distrho.sourceforge.net/ports https://pedalboards.moddevices.com/pl... BASIC CONCEPT OUTLINE: takes the RIG KEYING OUTPUT from an Ultra Picokeyer to key a 555 timer chip sending out a rough square wave into the laptop's mic jack input....INGEN receives that audio, and the first plugin setup in INGEN is Trigger Midi Mono, which takes the VOLUME of the incoming square wave from the 555, and uses the peak volume of it, to trigger a threshold, that threshold once activated, triggers and ON/ OFF message to go out and key a software cw keyer sine wave oscillator (NEKOBI) Nekobi then gets bandpass filtered by the MOD BAND-PASS FILTER and the audio exits INGEN, and goes to the sound card speaker and the other audio analyzing apps being used...(and the screen recorder) see this ongoing article about using LINUX audio apps for a morse code practice oscillator: http://qrqcwnet.ning.com/profiles/blo...