hi - this is really a question for the Ardour list, but for reasons beyond
my control, I can't get on the list (my ISP's fault) - so any of your Ardour
people - is it expected that Ardour would only allow 32 channels of output?
to explain, I found this out while mixing a project where I had 24 tracks in
ardour, all of which went to a different one of my 24 channels of output on
my HDSP 9652 card - everything great. then I started adding a few tracks,
to be submixed - for example, channel 17 was vocals, and I had two more
vocal tracks in ardour, also routed to 17 for a nice little submix. workin'
great. but upon adding the 33rd track, it wouldn't allow me to assign it to
any output (I wish I could remember the log message it gives me). since it
was exactly 32 I thought maybe it was an actual on purpose (or at least
temporarily on purpose) capability limitation and thought nothing of it
it only just now occurred to me to ask if it's not on purpose, but a bug or
a problem I'm having (in which case I would want to fix, or report, if it
were a bug)...
thanks!
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Hello all - I was just parusing Recording Mag and got reminded of a
question - are there any software based Oscilliscopes or RTAs out there, for
doing some measuring and such? (I don't THINK I've found such a thing yet,
but I have much on my list I haven't gone through yet)...
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Hello again,
Just wanted to let everyone know, that I found a way to solve the problem - I
uninstalled rezound!. Seems such a shame as it was a nice lookin app, but I already have one app that doen't play nice with jackd, don't need two do I =).
Oh, and I was having a problem with fftw. seems a person needs the old version (2.1.?) AND the new version (3.0.1), found this out by trial and error as googleand the archives weren't of any help.
So the batting average is thus:
9 audio applications installed or attempted. None work fully, 3 work soso.
Funny thing is, in windows, I can take the apps that have been ported over to windows by those very same *nix developers and they work. So I'm wondering why they "finish" the job whenever they port to windows? Could it be that they know the windows people expect a certain standard? Maybe developers get lazy when designing for Linux? I don't know.
The sadest thing is that I hate M$ and don't really care to use its OS, yet it looks like I'm still going to have to for some apps :(
Lest you think it is my "unfamiliarity" with Linux. This is a lfs-4.0 system that I have made myself, it is connected to the net and 99% of it works just fine.
well, gtg, seems I've got to reinstall win2k on that box I took it off of :X
later,
james
hehe, these apps still don't make any noise :D
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I built jack and ssm (and rebuilt my 2.4.22 kernel with caps, lowlat,
preempt) and I'm having problems getting the plugin to work.
First, there was a function pointer type mismatch in the sample
rate change callback function, which I fixed. Now, recent cvs
ssm builds with jack-0.80.0 (well, for me... I could send my
patch...)
I get the jack plugin gui rect on the canvas of ssm without
problem, it does switch back and forth between detailed and
simple GUI.
When I have the jack plugin without connecting it to anything
and not attached to the jack server, output to the oss output
works fine, but when I tell the jack plugin to attach, I get
a buzz sound whose pitch is the same as the rate the Process
callback is being called; if I have a mixer before the output
plugin, the volume of the pitch is scaled by the volume sliders.
When I have any jack plugin input connected from any ssm plugin
output, -and- the plugin is attached to jackd -and- the jack
plugin's input is routed to an alsa output, I get a different-
sounding buzz that is also the same rate as the Process callback
invocations. This buzzing sound is -not- scaled by any volume
sliders in ssm.
At the moment, I'm not sure what to do... but I'm looking into
the possibility that the samples as represented by jack are
not of the same data type (-and- don't get converted) as the
samples as represented by ssm.
Comments? Help? :)
-Jim
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hi all - I'm trying to understand the concept of Jack Transport, so I can
understand what's not working, and what I'm just missing...
here's an example I crossing my fingers on, but figured wouldn't work: run
jack, run ardour, run rosegarden. set ardour to "jack transport master" and
rosegarden to "jack transport slave" - play ardour, hope that rosegarden
starts up - of course this didn't happen, but I can hope! :)
I knew it wouldn't happen, because the sync capabilities in both programs
aren't done, I know that part - but I was curious if it would try at least,
or what
but then it occurred to me that even with everything working, there may be
something more to do, perhaps with Jack (what? I dunno maybe
jackd --enablethedamntransport or something :) ) - so I thought I'd try and
find this out - and as always, I look around a bit, and if I don't start
finding mention of it pretty quick, I ask this list...
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yeah yeah I'm workin' hard, sendin lotso questions - sorry if I yack too
much :)
Cheesetracker - maybe cool - can't tell - very unintuitive for me - are
there any tutorials, step by steps, how-to's, or demo/example files (the
last because if I can hear it do it's job with something already made I'll
start to understand really fast)
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Hi All,
I'm considering buying a secondhand M-Audio Quattro. There are plenty of
them popping up on ebay all the time. The problem is I live in Australia
and the quattro uses an external power supply - does anyone know if a
Quattro bought in the US can be made to work on Australia's 240V mains
power - either through an adaptor or a different power supply?
Cheers,
- Adam
Greetings:
Yes, it's true, I've finally updated the sites with a new edition for
your weekend browsing pleasure. If you don't already know the drill, you
can follow these links to the goods:
http://linux-sound.org (USA)
http://www.linuxsound.at (Europe)
http://linuxsound.jp (Japan)
Have fun !
Best regards,
Dave Phillips
