Indamixx.
hi. the name is really
lame
its also quite close to mixxx, which is some kind of DJ
app
also, B&H has the same Samsung Q1 for
$729
and they can typically be
beat
im not sure id pay $500 to have someone install linux..
also, for the same price as your solution, one can get a thinkpad x200
which has a proper dual 2.x GHZ gpu, not some 800 mhz joke
its almost as small folded up..and has a much more usable screen when open~
Hi dear LAU and LAD users,
I read somewhere that it was possible to change the USB bus sample
rate. I tried to do this with the 'setpci' command by changing the
'latency_timer' PCI register of my USB controllers, but I don't think
I am on the right way. Does anyone knows if that is possible and makes
sense, and if so, how to do it ?
Thanks.
Regards,
Adrien
Quoth garryo at 2008-08-05 08:32...
> I really hate to be a downer but you are not to the first person to post
> on LAU with this problem.
> There have been a lot of laptop / intel HDA / xrun problem posts.
> the impression i get ( n.b. no first hand experience ) is that this is
> not a good platform for rt linux audio.
> if anyone would like to put me right ......
Many thanks for this. If that's the case, let's take the Intel HDA out
of the equation, shall we? I got the UCA202 specifically so I could
route my analogue instruments (Roland MKS-70, Alesis SR16,
electrified/cutaway classical guitar with a load of Boss pedals) into
the system so might as well use the headphone monitor on that and remove
the kernel module for the onboard card.
Think I'll post my process table next time I'm booted into the RT kernel
to see if anyone says "hey, THAT's not supposed to be there!"
Cheers
M
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Paul,
I agree it is both confusing to explain and difficult to get it as well. So
let me try again in other words:
I am considering to use keykit as a kind of host application that evaluates
incoming MIDI events (sent by an external electric organ's MIDI interface),
starts external applications according to these incoming MIDI events and
sends data (that means MIDI data and configuration data for the application).
It is important for me to have control over any option that fluidsynth has
when run from the system command line interface. "Any option" here especially
(but not only) means the shell like commands that You can enter in fluidsynth
after You have started it from the system command line.
It is not sufficient for me to use qsynth as a wrapper for fluidsynth
instead, because then I cannot tell a particular fluidsynth instance to
create 32 channels and another to create 48 channels, and I also cannot tell
one particular instance of fluidsynth to create a new MIDI router without
using the GUI.
When fluidsynth is run from within qsynth, qsynth is in charge for and in
control of any fluidsynth instance running from within qsynth. As far as I
understand it, there is no way for me to send configuration data to a
fluidsynth instance running inside qsynth. Or - there is a trick I do not yet
know of.
I also cannot tell keykit (as far as I understand it) to connect instance #1
of fluidsynth to my electric organ and instance #2 to connect to the sytem's
MIDI through (for example).
That is why I need both application name and it's MIDI ports at the same time.
I understand that keykit knows about all MIDI connections that exist on my
system, but it does not know which external application created which one of
them. Also, in the "Port Enabler" tool and the "Port Map" tool only keykit's
own port show up.
If You start up Qjackctl, fluidsynth (no qsynth; connect to jack) and keykit
(latest version is able to connect to jack), enable in and out port for MIDI
in keykit, then You can see in Qjackctl in window "Connection" in tab "ALSA"
that there shows up something like:
Readable Clients/ Ouput Ports:
14: Midi Through
131: keykit
Writeable Clients / Input Ports:
14: MIDI Through
130: FLUID Synth (3571)
131: keykit
In contrast to this, look at tab "MIDI":
Readable Clients / Output Ports:
system:
midi_capture 1
midi_capture 2
Writeable Clients / Input Ports:
midi_playback 1
midi_playback 2
midi_playback 3
midi_playback 4
From that latter - how do You know, that midi_playback 3 comes from fluidsynth
and not keykit itself? Or from which application it comes at all?
It is this list that is given by jack_lsp, and in this list the different
applications cannot be distinguished from each other.
Am I missing something myself now?
Regards,
Crypto.
Am Montag, 11. August 2008 14:11:44 schrieb Paul Davis:
> i feel that you are confused. keykit doesn't need to know identities of
> applications. you *might* want to know how many MIDI ports it should
> create, but you can get qjackctl to take care of the interconnects.
> am i missing something?
>
> --p
Hi,
after startup a musical application normally has to connect to an audio port
provided by jack and/or ALSA, and connect to MIDI ports as well, if it
supports MIDI.
What can I do to find out which audio ports and MIDI ports an application
provides?
So far I have been using aconnect to get a GUI list of which MIDI ports are
available, and I have made the connections between MIDI ports manually.
If we are lucky, an application can make the audio connections fully
automatically, i.e. it connects to jackd audio ports automatically, so there
is no user action required for connection. But this does not work with MIDI
ports. I have to make connections between MIDI ports manually.
Unfortunately, connecting to ports manually is not an option in my case
because I have a program running that acts as a kind of host for other
musical applications, and this application (keykit) has to know the port
numbers of audio ports and MIDI ports of external applications that it should
run to make the proper connections between their MIDI ports and their audio
ports.
Aconnect is no option here because with aconnect I have to get the MIDI ports
out of it and then enter the ports manually in keykit. It has to be done by
keykit and a helper tool launched via command line interface.
Keykit can send commands to the system command line so it can launch external
applications.
What can I do? What is Your recommended option to get the MIDI ports and audio
ports via a system command line interface tool?
Thanks for any help and kind regards,
Crypto.
Dear Linux-Audio-Users
Denemo is a music notation program for Linux and Windows that lets you rapidly enter notation for typesetting and lets you produce beautiful output via the LilyPond music engraver.
Now version 0.7.9 is released. Is has many great features and improvements which make Denemo unique as a notationeditor in Linux/Win/Mac. It can be downloaded as source, Debian-package, Fedora-Package or Windows-installer on http://www.denemo.org or on our Savannah page: https://savannah.gnu.org/projects/denemo/ Please feel free to tell us your opionion, comments, bugs or feature-wishes in a way you like it: http://www.denemo.org/?q=node/1 .
We also need help!
While Denemo itself is developing very fast and well there is still no JACK- and/or ALSA- midi support. This is needed that you can use Denemo as a Sequencer on Notation-base. Currently Denemo uses CSound for direct play or exports a Midi first and plays it afterwards. If you are willing to help us in this point (or in any other!) please contact our mailinglist or, if you like because its shorter, in this list or directly to my adress.
This release includes:
Allow LilyPond editing within Denemo.
Gallery of examples - Ossia, Multi-measure rests, cues, cautionary accidentals, reminder accidentals. Rehearsal Marks ...
Printing of excerpts as images (e.g. for inclusion in texts).
LilyPond import improved
Midi import improved.
Better handling of keyboard shortcuts.
Contexts (Piano context, choir context etc)
http://www.denemo.org
Community Links: http://www.denemo.org/?q=node/1
Hello :-)
I tried to search the archives, but didn't succed, so I hope y
question was not too often asked :-(
I use openSUSE 11 and want to have a zoom H2 as USB input mike.
When I connect the device to my laptop, I can use it a headphone
driver (I hear the sound from the h2 headphones), but can't have any
sound recorded by audacity
I kno my laptop have a defective sound card, internal mike and mike
inoput don't works (not verified recently though - the internal
don't), but I don't know if this have anything to do with the H2 (USB)
I use kmix as mixer and all is open but I don't see any way to switch
between the two sound cards
thanks
jdd
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On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 3:27 AM, Arnold Krille <arnold(a)arnoldarts.de> wrote:
> Am Samstag, 9. August 2008 schrieb jdd:
>> > Ken Restivo a écrit :
>> > > I've been using the H2 to record live shows, but with the internal
>> > > SD card. Sometimes shows go longer than 2GB worth of flash at
>> > > 44.1/16, so I'll try just using it as a mic and doing the recording
>> > > onto a laptop hard disk instead.
>> > h2 works great with 4Gb sd cards (and probably with 8 or 16). The
>> > manual say that records bigger than 2Gb will be split in several files
>>
>> Probably because it writes wav-files. They have an internal sample-counter
>> that ends at ~2GB... Or maybe because the filesystem can't handle files
>> bigger than 2GB
>
>
> Does this support SDHC?
>
> The 2GB is a limit on FAT16, VFS I think.
>
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Hi everyone,
I modified the GPL utility AseqJoy so that instead of just controlling
knobs and effects it can play notes.
Buttons will play degrees of a scale and the joystick axis will send
control events just like it did in the original AseqJoy.
To configure and launch it extract it to a folder and open up a terminal
in the folder. Then type:
./configure
make
./aseqjoy
Let me know what you think!
http://tfric.learnkanji.ca/dump/aseqjoy-0.0.1.TF.zip
