<div dir="ltr">Hi,<br><br>I've got a strange behaviour with my midi controller and/or freebob/ffado.<br>I made a pure data patch, with a midi learn function. So I can control everything with my midi controller.<br>When I use jack with Freebob or ffado (I tested both) and a Presonus Firebox, I got cracking sounds every time I move faders, pots from my Midi Controler.<br>
When I use jack with alsa and a poor usb berhinger UCA202 it works perfectly : no cracking sounds<br><br>I am running Gentoo, with a rt kernel. I configured the rtirq script.<br>I tested it on a opensuse with rt kernel too, and it does the same.<br>
<br>Could someone test my patch and tell me if he got cracks ? with firewire ? with alsa ?<br><br>You will need at least pd-0.40 or more.<br>Some externals, they are not necessary to hear sounds (bbogart (for popup), sigpack~, zexy, iemlib).<br>
<br>The patch contain <br>* 3 live loopers with effects<br clear="all">* Master to set tempo, general volume, general pitch, and rooting + a preset/bank system.<br>* a sub-patch with a DrumStation<br>* a sub-patch with a small synth (TriOsc)<br>
<br>To test rapidly you just have to click on the load bank button (on the bottom-left corner), and you should hear sounds from the TriOsc synth<br>Then you can assign control clicking the green led under each control. The red one is to forget the assignement.<br>
<br><br>here is the patch : <a href="http://mysthr.free.fr/Documents/LiverLooper-0.6.tar">http://mysthr.free.fr/Documents/LiverLooper-0.6.tar</a><br><br>Thank you very much !<br>kind regards,<br><br>Mysth-R<br><br><br>-- <br>
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