[gmpi] Re: [OT] [Completely OT] Missing in (in)action?
- From: Paul Davis <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: gmpi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2003 13:37:28 -0500
>At the current speed , GMPI will be able to provide a new plug-in
>architecture arround year 2007 or 2010. At this time the audiohost companies
>won't be Steinberg or E-magic anymore, but Tascam, Fairlight, Akai, Yamaha,
>Mackie, etc...
or redhat, suse, ibm, dell and the rest. by 2010,
* DSP processors will have been almost completely eclipsed by
general purpose CPUs.
* Operating systems will have become commoditized (future yamaha
systems are already being based on linux)
* desktop systems will do what you'd need a studio full of
current high-end DSP gear to do.
* quality studios will be defined more by their control
surfaces than their signal processing hardware.
i think you misread the speed of this process. there are large
quantities of usable code that will appear rapidly once the
goals and then specification is agreed to. there are multiple working
comparative platforms in existence - this is not rocket science.
the hard part is defining what GMPI should do. doing it is easy.
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