Getting the code

These are the currently available releases:

• spectmorph-0.2.0.tar.bz2
• spectmorph-0.1.1.tar.bz2
• spectmorph-0.1.0.tar.bz2
• spectmorph-0.0.3.tar.bz2
• spectmorph-0.0.2.tar.gz
• spectmorph-0.0.1.tar.gz

The git source code repository is also available and can be cloned like this:

git clone http://space.twc.de/public/git/spectmorph.git

and browsed via gitweb

You'll need BEAST to build SpectMorph - the BEAST homepage is available at http://beast.testbit.eu

Instruments for SpectMorph 0.2.0

e5-instruments.tar.xz [245M] is an instrument archive that contains the instruments I used in Evaluation 5. All these instruments are public domain, you can use them in any way you like. To use these instruments, you first need to extract the archive using

• tar xf e5-instruments.tar.xz

To load the instruments in the JACK client (or BEAST plugin), use the File -> Load Index operation in the plan menu.

Instruments for spectmorph 0.1.0 (old version)

Since SpectMorph 0.1.0, it is possible to distribute SpectMorph instruments as single file. Here are two SpectMorph instruments that can be used to test the sound quality. One is a piano, created from my own recordings, consisting of 15 notes (every C and G note on a grand piano was sampled). The other is based on the IMIS Trumpet samples, and contains data for all midi notes from 52 to 87.

Instrument	File
Grand Piano	grand-piano.smset [96M]
IMIS Trumpet	imis-trumpet.smset [39M]