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linuxsampler(1)			 User Manuals		       linuxsampler(1)

NAME
       linuxsampler - modular, streaming capable sampler

SYNOPSIS
       linuxsampler [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION
       LinuxSampler  is	 a  modular, streaming capable sampler. The sampler is
       designed as backend, that is server-like console application. You  will
       need  a	frontend  application like QSampler or JSampler to control the
       sampler and manage sampler sessions. Or you have to send LSCP  commands
       manually to the sampler e.g. by using telnet or netcat.

OPTIONS
       --help Print command line help and exit.

       --version
	      Print version information and exit.

       --profile
	      Output benchmark messages on the console. This reflects the cur‐
	      rent efficiency as abstract BogoVoice count which	 is  something
	      like  a  theoretical  limit of the amount of voices which can be
	      rendered in the given scenario. It does not include all  aspects
	      of  the  sampler,	 that's	 why this value is usually higher than
	      what you really can achieve on your box.	Also  note  that  this
	      value  is	 as  well  dependant  on what instrument patch you are
	      using and what you are playing.  For a  compact  synthesis  core
	      benchmark,  independent  from  drivers and instrument files, you
	      might want to use the one coming with the sampler's source files
	      instead (directory "benchmarks" of the source files).

       --no-tune
	      Disable  assembly optimizations. Usually the sampler will detect
	      CPU specific features like MMX and SSE at	 runtime  and  use  an
	      appropriate  assembly  optimized	code  in  that case. With that
	      switch you can disable this feature and  force  the  sampler  to
	      skip the assembly optimizations at runtime.

       --statistics
	      Output voice and disk stream count periodically on the console.

       --lscp-addr IPADDRESS
	      Defines  IP  address  on	which the LSCP server should listen to
	      (default: any).

       --lscp-port NUMBER
	      Defines TCP port on which	 the  LSCP  server  should  listen  to
	      (default: 8888).

       --create-instruments-db FILE
	      Creates  a  database  file  with the given filename which can be
	      used by the sampler's instruments database  system  to  maintain
	      the  user's  collection of instrument libraries. When this argu‐
	      ment is given, the sampler will just create the  instruments  DB
	      file and exit.

       --instruments-db-location FILE
	      Overrides	 the  location of the database file, which the sampler
	      shall  use  for  its  instruments	 database   system   (default:
	      /var/lib/linuxsampler/instruments.db).

SEE ALSO
       qsampler(1)

BUGS
       Report bugs to http://bugs.linuxsampler.org

Author
       Written by Christian Schoenebeck <cuse@users.sf.net>

linuxsampler 1.0.0		  15 Oct 2007		       linuxsampler(1)

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