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[linux-audio-user] [Fwd: [Alsa-devel] USB quattro testing]

by Patrick Shirkey

I sent this to alsa-dev last night. Some of you may want to read it here too. -- Patrick Shirkey - Boost Hardware Ltd. Http://www.boosthardware.com Http://www.djcj.org - The Linux Audio Users guide ======================================== Being on stage with the band in front of crowds shouting, "Get off! No! We want normal music!", I think that was more like acting than anything I've ever done. Goldie, 8 Nov, 2002 The Scotsman

22 years, 1 month

[linux-audio-user] usb midi

by R Parker

Hi, I'm trying to figure out what device I should point applications (ardour) at in order for them to see incoming mmc and to send mtc. I've got what appears to be a working USB midiman 8x8: >aconnect -i client 0: 'System' [type=kernel] 0 'Timer ' 1 'Announce ' client 72: 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8' [type=kernel] 0 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 0' 1 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' 2 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 2' 3 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 3' 4 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 4' 5 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 5' 6 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 6' 7 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 7' 8 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 8' >aconnect -o client 72: 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8' [type=kernel] 0 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 0' 1 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' 2 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 2' 3 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 3' 4 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 4' 5 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 5' 6 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 6' 7 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 7' 8 'MidiSport 8x8 Port 8' With a M-Audio Audiophile 2496 I used device="/dev/snd/midiC1D0" but this device doesn't seem to be working. /dev/snd/ has the following devices: controlC0 midiC1D0 pcmC0D0c pcmC0D0p seq timer I'm using alsa-patch-bay to manage the connections: Could not subscribe ports: Subscription Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 1 -> Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 0 failed: Resource temporarily unavailable Subscription 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' -> 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' succeeded Subscription 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' -> 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 2' succeeded Subscription 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' -> 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 3' succeeded Subscription 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' -> 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 4' succeeded Subscription 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' -> 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 5' succeeded Subscription 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' -> 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 6' succeeded Subscription 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' -> 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 7' succeeded Subscription 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 1' -> 'Rawmidi 1 - MidiSport 8x8::MidiSport 8x8 Port 8' succeeded OK, that all seems fairly normal but I'm thinking it isn't. From the 8x8 perspective; incoming data to the 8x8 Midi IN 2 should go out of all eight channels but it fails to go out channel 1. So, there's something funny going on. This is according to the indicator lights on the front of the 8x8. >From Alsa's perspective Midi IN 2 = port 1 Anyway, I've been up all nite and am tired. If my message isn't clear enough please ask questions and I'll reply. Hey, ladcca, alsa-patchbay and the 8x8 firmware driver are lookin' sweet. Thanks much! ron __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. http://search.yahoo.com

22 years, 1 month

[linux-audio-user] Volume control with Delta44

by Ross Vandegrift

Hello all, I've got a Delta44 and have some volume control issues with it. I'm sure it a result of me not understanding the more complicated volume and gain controls I've got. 1) Under GNU/Linux, the system sounds good and everything, but input volume is *very* touchy. envy24control has two sets of sliders that seem to affect input levels - ADC[0123] and IPGA[0123]. If I set the input levels with the ADC sliders, the IPGA sliders are automatically zero'ed. Even with ADC all the way up, levels are way to low to be useful. If I set the input level with the IPGA sliders, the ADC are automatically maxed out, but things become really touchy - it's easy for me to clip. 2) Despite all of this, the card still doesn't have the volume sensitivity it does under Windows. With Windows, a condenser mic is fully as sensitive as it should be. Under GNU/Linux, it leaves a little bit to be desired. What's the right way to control this stuff? -- Ross Vandegrift ross(a)willow.seitz.com A Pope has a Water Cannon. It is a Water Cannon. He fires Holy-Water from it. It is a Holy-Water Cannon. He Blesses it. It is a Holy Holy-Water Cannon. He Blesses the Hell out of it. It is a Wholly Holy Holy-Water Cannon. He has it pierced. It is a Holey Wholly Holy Holy-Water Cannon. He makes it official. It is a Canon Holey Wholly Holy Holy-Water Cannon. Batman and Robin arrive. He shoots them.

22 years, 1 month

[linux-audio-user] maestro3 ?

by iriXx

hi... my new laptop is running the maestro3 oss driver... its a dell latitude cpxJ seems to be running fine so far... but in order to use ardour, jack, etc. i will need to install alsa... is the maestro3 supported yet?... if so, which module do i use?... and if not, my option is to install the alsa drivers for my usb-audio quattro... sooo... how do i go about writing a modules.conf which uses both oss and alsa? best m~ -- |\ _,,,---,,_ ZZZzz /,`.-'`' -. ;-;;,_ HTTP 503: Too Busy |,4- ) )-,_. ,\ ( `'-' '---''(_/--' `-'\_) fL .::. www.iriXx.org .::. www.copyleftmedia.org.uk .::. gnupg key ID: AEB7A31E

22 years, 1 month

[linux-audio-user] Fwd: [Agnula-Users] CFC: MUSICNETWORK Open Workshop Call, Leeds, UK, September 2003

by Daniel James

UK based linux audio people may be particularly interested in this event... Daniel ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Subject: [Agnula-Users] CFC: MUSICNETWORK Open Workshop Call, Leeds, UK, September 2003 Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 01:39:31 +0200 From: musicnetwork(a)violino.dsi.unifi.it To: info(a)agnula.org As promised to most of you, we are trying to organise the Second Open workshop of MUSICNETWORK Thematic Network of the European Commission. A service to put together industrial and research communities. http://www.interactivemusicnetwork.org I hope that you can contribute with your valuable activity at the workshop. See in the Following the Call for Contributions. The workshop will be partially overlapped with the WEDELMUSIC conference mainly focussed on research aspects and multimedia, DRM technologies http://www.wedelmusic.org/wedelmusic2003/index.html Specific workshops are going to be organised as additional events. Send an email back with a REMOVE in the subject to musicnetwork(a)dsi.unifi.it if you prefer to not receivie thie emails in the future. cheers, Paolo Nesi (MUSICNETWORK, Thematic Network of the European Commission) .-.-.-.-.-.-.ò-ò-ò-ò-ò-ò-.-.-.-.-.-ò-ò-ò-ò-ò-.-.-.-.-.-ò-ò-ò-ò-ò- CALL for CONTRIBUTIONS Second MUSICNETWORK Open Workshop University of Leeds, Leeds, UK 17-18 September, 2003, Open to all http://www.interactivemusicnetwork.org Solutions for Music Distribution and Fruition: Two days dedicated to the emerging applications for Music: on the www, multimedia integration and mobile. Tutorials, Products, Best practices, Case Studies and Innovative Applications. The main theme of the Second MUSICNETWORK workshop is dedicated to the state of the art and the identification of the future trends in music. on the WWW, multimedia integration and mobile. The Open Workshop is free, no registration fee is requested to attend the sections of the Workshop. A preliminary registration will be requested to have an estimation of the number of registered people. The workshop is economically supported by the European Commission with the MUSICNETWORK project. The MUSICNETWORK will give space to industries, experts, professionals and research institutions that are working in this sector to present their work in an open environment in which the innovation will be promoted with benefits for all the community. To this end, a set of calls have been opened as described in the following. Deadline for the submission is the 1st of July 2003 according to the following descriptions. *+****+Call for Tutorial*+****+ Tutorial proposals have to be presented as 2-3 pages description including: description of the tutorial, list of the tools mentioned, name and biography of the person giving the tutorial, history of the tutorial if it has been already given other times. The tutorial should be focussed on more than one product and should give a general view of the problems of the topic. The tutorials have to be of 45 minutes and should to be focussed on the following topics: -- production of courseware and content for music education -- production of music scores for publishing -- music distribution and protection -- Standardization: MPEG, SMIL, SVG, XHTML, XML... --. *+****+Call for Products & Best Practices*+****+ Product presentations have to be proposed as 1-2 pages description as a flyer with possibly a demo to be uploaded on the MUSICNETWORK www site. In addition, it is requested to know: name and biography of the person giving the presentation, material distributed during the workshop, number of customers using the products and a description of its diffusion. The presentation has to be focussed on a general view of the product, architecture, format, most important features, future developments and evolutions, integration and interoperability aspects, etc. The selected Products will be entitled to use the seal "Assessed by MUSICNETWORK". The selected products will have 30 minutes of presentation and should be focussed on the following topics: -- Music educational tools -- Music sheet production tools -- Integration of Music and Multimedia tools -- Digital asset management for music and multimedia archives tools -- Music, Multimedia and Content Protection and distribution tools -- Music tools for impaired people --. *+****+Call for Case study, Problems*+****+ The case studies have to be proposed with a simple description of the problem. They may be or not accompanied by some examples (or tools that are close to cope with them), and/or by the sketch of an ideal solution. The accepted case studies will be discussed in the Open Workshop and on the WWW site. Each accepted case study will have 10 minutes to explain the problem at the workshop to start the discussion for other 15-20 minutes. Specific experts will be invited by the MUSICNETWORK to cope with the problem explained. The presenter of the problem can even decide to remain anonymous. In that case, one of our experts will explain the problem in front of the audience. Preferred topics are: -- Music notation formats -- Multimedia and music notation -- Music recognition -- *+****+Call for innovative Applications with demo*+****+ Innovative applications are typically in a middle status from research work and real products. They have been probably proposed in the past as research works while they have not been supported enough to become real products. They have to be proposed as 2-3 pages description as a flyer with possibly a demo to be uploaded on the MUSICNETWORK www site. The selected Applications will be entitled to use the seal "Assessed by MUSICNETWORK". In addition, it is requested to know: name and biography of the person giving the presentation, material distributed during the workshop. Preferred topics are: -- Music notation usage -- Multimedia and music notation -- Music recognition -- The proposals will be assessed, voted and selected by MUSICNETWORK experts and participants. Among the selected, the best 2-3 proposals for Tutorial, Case Study Problems and innovative Applications categories will be economically supported to attend the workshop and give their presentation, while we will give space to present the results to a very large number of proposals in each category. A large visibility will be given to all proposals on the WWW site. All the proposals will be posted on the WWW site, if this is not acceptable for you please mention in the proposal and email. The documents submitted will be collected and used for creating the Proceedings distributed during the conference and via the WWW site. The selected Products and Applications will be entitled to use the seal "Assessed by MUSICNETWORK". The results of the assessment and the follow up of your presentation at the workshop will be presented on the WWW site. Submissions have to be sent via email to mailto:musicnetwork@dsi.unifi.it within the 1st of July, 2003. The acceptance and the evaluation will be communicated within the 15th of July, 2003. -.-.-.-.-ò-ò-ò-ò-ò-.-.-.-.-ò-ò-ò-ò--ò-.-.-.-.-ò-ò-ò-ò-ò-.-.-.-ò-ò--ò- ò- _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users(a)lists.agnula.org http://lists.agnula.org/mailman/listinfo/users -------------------------------------------------------

22 years, 1 month

[linux-audio-user] Midi Controller

by nickt

Hello, Anyone know of any MIDI control boxes that will work with Linux? I mean the types that have knobbies and such to connect to a MIDI program and control it with MIDI messages. Thanks

22 years, 1 month

[linux-audio-user] Midi problem...

by stefano.cardo＠fastwebnet.it

Hi all!! It's the first time I post here, and I do it because I've a strange problem... I can use timidity, but not playmidi... $ playmidi /usr/share/doc/playmidi/examples/jazz. Playmidi 2.4 Copyright (C) 1994-1997 Nathan I. Laredo, AWE32 by Takashi Iwai This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. For details please see the file COPYING. playmidi: No playback device found. $ what I've to do? I've problem with /dev/sequencer.... brahms doesn't work... and rosengarden has problems too!!! Help me..... Thanks ste -- S t e f a n o C a r d o Debian GNU Linux User http://digilander.iol.it/goodman windows? no, grazie...

22 years, 1 month

[linux-audio-user] Gravis Ultrasound

by Piotr Głodzik

Hi, Does anyone have GUS working under linux?? I would like to know, does GUS have regulation of bass/treble, and master. I tryed oss, and alsa, but it have only pcm volume and mute/unmute of master, line_in,mic. Peter P.S Sorry for my english.

22 years, 1 month

[linux-audio-user] Hydrogen 0.8.0 released

by Comix

Hi all, the 0.8.0 version of Hydrogen Gnu/Linux drum machine is available at http://hydrogen.sf.net Features: * Graphical user interface based on QT 3, * Sample based audio engine, * Oss Audio driver, * Jack Audio driver, * Export to disk audio driver, * Alsa Midi input, * Ability to import/export xml-based song file, * 64 ticks per pattern, * 16 voices with volume, mute, solo, pan capabilities, * Import of samples in wave, au, aiff format. * Humanize and swing functions * Delay FX (new) * Assignable Jack ports in preferences file (new) * Assignable midi-in channel (1..16, ALL) (new) * Import/export of drumkits (new) Changes: * Delay FX * Bug fix in Alsa Midi Driver * Assignable Jack ports in preferences file * Assignable midi-in channel (1..16, ALL) * Drumkit support (load, save, import, export) * Acoustic drumkit included * various GUI improvements Happy drumming! ;) -- Alessandro <Comix> Cominu http://hydrogen.sf.net e-mail: comix(a)despammed.com Icq: 116354077 Linux User # 203765 [...Codito Ergo Sum...]

22 years, 1 month

[linux-audio-user] MIDI recording, frustrated, set me straight

by James Cameron

G'day from outback Australia, I'd like to record my Roland RD-150 piano at the MIDI protocol level, adjust the tempo, maybe fix a few mistakes, and then play it back and capture to audio to CD-R ... all to save having to take my piano with me on gigs. It doesn't like the dirt roads. I've spent about sixteen hours so far on the project, with some good progress, but I'm missing a workable means to capture the MIDI data and play it back at tempo. I see from the mailing list archives (Frustrated, small review on sequencers) that Rosegarden 4 might be an active project to try. Does this match what I need? I've not used these sort of tools before, so I lack the right terminology. I'm not convinced I know what people mean when they say "sequencer" or "tracker". Here is what I have cobbled together so far ... separate to my other systems ... - hardware: Pentium II 266MHz, 64Mb, 1.6Gb IDE, CD-R IDE, SB Live PCI, - software: Debian testing/unstable, ALSA 0.9.3 on Linux 2.4.20, - packages: brec, sweep, cdrecord (record sound, edit it to remove the silence, then record to CD-R) I had hoped it might be as simple as reading and writing to a device node, e.g. "cat /dev/sequencer > file", but all notes fire at once, when the data is written back to the node, so I guess additional timing ioctl() logic is required. I reviewed some 15 MIDI programs, one by one, but I was unable to record and play back, due to one reason or another. Programs tried include JAZZ++, Anthem, BINARS (marked obsolete by author), Brahms, Melys (sourceforge downloads down), MidiMountain, Shake Tracker, TekTracker, pystepseq (page missing), Rosegarden 2.1, seq24 (build failure on libgtkmm.so), ASeqView (didn't view a thing), MusE (no detection of MIDI interface), Sted2 (no data), libtse3 (no recording example program). -- James Cameron mailto:quozl@us.netrek.org http://quozl.netrek.org/

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