The Mackie Control Display Emulator has a new release 0.0.5.
This adds the scribble display to control surfaces that use the Mackie
Control Protocol but do not have their own display such as the BCF2000 and
midikb.
mcpdisp presents a jack midi port that will accept mackie control protocol
display messages that would normally appear on the surface "scribble
strip" and displays them on the screen. The strip LEDs and meters are
displayed as well.
New things:
* Fixed INSTALL file for no mcpdisp.sh.
* Added Assign display.
* Added timecode/beats display.
* Added Strip meters.
* Added command line parameters for help, version, master and time.
* Made window title more descriptive.
* jack client name shows mcpdisp-ext if no -m
* Start work on global buttons.
* Finished Transport LEDs and flip, assign and View LEDs.
* Set MIDI in port to type Terminal/Physical.
* Set Display in to accept whole display of text at a time.
* Move midi parsing out of real time.
* Only update time/beats when new time/beat data comes in.
Source is available from:
https://github.com/ovenwerks/mcpdisp
Home page:
http://www.ovenwerks.net/software/mcpdisp.html
--
Len Ovens
www.ovenwerks.net
Hi all!
I found this old discussion about the Zoom R16 in the archive of LAU.
http://linuxaudio.org/mailarchive/lau/2012/3/14/188926
Strangely, in that archive there is a missing reply from Mr. Brett McCoy.
(You can find the missing one a the bottom of this archive:
http://linux-audio.4202.n7.nabble.com/Zoom-R16-td7748.html )
Mr. McCoy claims to have enabled the Zoom R8 (yes, there is quite a
difference between r16 and r8) as a multi-input soundcard for ardour and
also as a control surface in 12.04 64bits.
There is no information as to which driver is being in use in his post. And
searching the web only leads me to various WIP to get the R16 running on
linux.
My question is, has anyone got any news about this device and a possible
drivers?
Specifically to Mr. Brett McCoy: what driver did you use to make jack aware
of your r8?
Thank full for any hints, yours,
--
Set Hallström
AKA
reSet Sakrecoer
http://sakrecoer.com
Hello all,
I'm thinking of getting a Boss BR-80, which is a little portastudio-type
device. I've found a couple of old threads about using one as a USB
soundcard, which seems to resolve one of my queries, but I have another.
I'd like to be able to plug the SD card into my computer, and save the
audio files, so I can edit and mix externally. I think that the device
will master to wave file, but saving individual tracks seems to require a
Windows conversion utility.
That is of no use to me. I don't even know what filesystem is on the SD
card.
Does anyone have one of these? Could someone shed some light on this for
me?
If not, I might buy one anyway, and report my findings back here.
Thanks all,
Michael
Hi
Old problem here, decided to try to get to the bottom of this.
Normally I start jack from qjackctl and mostly everythings fine. However
sometimes "something" makes jack hang and I cannot kill it, so I have to
reboot :-(
When started proberly from qjackctl the process is called jackd. If I
forget to start jack before renoise and renoise is configured to use
jack, renoise starts its own jack. This is called jackdbus. It seems I
have both "jackd", "jackd2" and "jackd2-firewire" installed, probably
because I was testing which one worked better with my new kernel.
1) How can I kill-kill jack when it's hanging?
2) What's the prober way of having two versions of jack installed,
making sure I'm *always* using one version as default (specifically, how
to make qjackctl and renoise use the same version)?
Sorry if this is all too obvious...
NB: Running debian jessie + liquorix sid
Cheers
--
Atte
http://atte.dkhttp://a773.dk
Hi,
i have tried several times to register into the forum of the Muse sequencer,
every time it tells me:
An error occurred with the image verification. Please try again.
So i can never register.
(and yes, i have read and filled in the Captcha correctly :))
Any ideas?
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Sent from the linux-audio-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Just seen this and thought it might be of interest.
The Rosegarden team is pleased to announce the release of version 15.10
of Rosegarden, an audio and MIDI sequencer and musical notation editor
for Linux. One tester comments, "You'll be pleased to know that this
puts Rosegarden ahead of all the other sequencers I've tried for all CCs
including bank changes, program changes and NRPNs."
http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/
With this major bugfix release, Ted Felix untangled a very old problem
with instrument parameters that stumped quite a few developers over the
years. Tito Latini joined the project briefly, and went on a bit of a
rampage, fixing bug after bug. Yves got in on the effort, and
contributed several important fixes. Even Michael wrote a little code
here and there.
This is one of the best releases we've turned out in years, and we
strongly encourage everyone to upgrade immediately!
BUG FIXES
* Fix various bugs with control rulers: control items outside the
segment,
add and/or move control items after horizontal zoom, recorded MIDI
CC after
horizontal zoom
* Fix MIDI export with events before the bar 1 of the composition
(bug 1258)
* Fix importing banks from soundfonts (bug 1417)
* Fix double note-offs in playback (bug 1427)
* Fix split points during MIDI import (bug 1429)
* Fix scrolling while drawing loop/range in notation/matrix views
(bug 1222)
* Also fixed scrolling for control items in notation view
* Fix noteoffs in loop mode (bug introduced in r14092)
* Fix midi input after r14095
* Fix problem with sustaining notes while adding notes with the
pencil tool
* Also avoids moving playback position in playback mode, allowing
editing of
a loop in real-time
* Fix subordering of grace notes added before Indication events (bug
1215).
If we add a grace note before an Indication event, the event of the
grace note
precedes the indication. If we add an Indication event where there
is a grace
note, the inserted event precedes the grace note
* Fix drawing of the control ruler in notation view after horizontal zoom
* No weird message with synth plugin and pedal sign in notation
editor (bug
1424)
* Ignore duplicated noteoffs immediately. Also avoid a useless event-type
zero (SND_SEQ_EVENT_SYSTEM) when a noteoff is duplicated
* Fix event scheduling in DSSI synth (bug 1109). Before the bug fix, an
immediate event could occur after a future event and if the
immediate event
(realtime) was a note, it was time shifted and shortened (also with
zero
duration)
* Fix black space beside track headers (bug 1441)
* Fix persistent invisibility on rests (bug 633)
* Fix several interrelated bugs involving performance vs. display
duration
causing cut and paste operations on notation quantized notes to behave
strangely (bug 1440)
* Fix erroneous split of rest when inserting triplets (bug 980)
* Fix excessive warning dialogs during step recording (bug 1445).
Avoid step
recording unless the edit view is the active window. Fail silently
when
inappropriate tool is selected, rather than bombarding user with
cryptic errors
* Fix DSSI synth used with unsuitable channel setup after stop-recording
* CMI: Fix potential memory corruption
* Fix segfault if a Segment is not in a Composition
* Use getGreaterDuration() where it is opportune (reduces
duration-related
glitches)
* Fix selection drawing after mouse-button release with
matrix-velocity tool.
* Fix bug #1446 First step: A segment which is not linked with a still
existing segment is no longer flagged as "linked" when saved in a
.rg file.
Second step: A segment previously linked then left alone when
others segments
have been deleted is now copied into the clipboard as a plain
segment and no
longer as a linked one
* Fix segfault in ~EventSelection (bug 1449)
* Fix copying a linked segment with arrow tool and Ctrl+move (bug 1450)
* Fix settings memory in the quantize dialog (bug 1447). (It turns
out this
had been broken for five years!)
* Fix rests after "Remove Notation Quantization" command
* Fix duration in "Fix Notation Quantization" command
* Event quantize command doesn't change segment duration
* Fix "Open hand cursor is obnoxious" (bug 1452)
* Control rulers handle volume and expression controllers properly
(bug 1451)
* Limit event duration in "Fix Notation Quantization" command
* Normalize rests in "Fix Notation Quantization" command
* Fix the region to normalize the rests during the quantizazion
* Fix the position of the last micro event of a segment
* Ignore quantized events moved outside the segment
* Don't move events outside a segment in notation view
* Update selection drawing after editing in velocity ruler
* Update selection drawing in matrix view when a segment status is to
refresh
* Use MidiBank::partialCompare() instead of op==
* MidiBank::operator==() is a full comparison of all fields as is proper.
partialCompare() compares all fields
except name (bug 1443)
* Discover and fix two more bugs similar to Bug #1443
* Fix notation time and duration in linked segment (bug 1453 and
numerous related, unreported bugs)
* Constant thickness for a selection in matrix view
* Optimize the range to normalize the rests after quantization
* "Paste events" command doesn't change the time/duration of a segment
* Fix snap to grid in matrix view
* Fix rare track height issue when recording; if recording caused the
track heights to change, and stopping also caused the track heights to
change, the height of the TrackButtons would get out of sync
* MidiFile: Improve alien chunk handling; findNextTrack() now implements
alien chunk skipping as recommended by the MIDI spec
* MidiFile: Improve header chunk handling; Also reduced the scope of
some variables in parseTrack() to make the code a little easier to follow
* Fix 1455 and other related problems with LilyPond complex alternate
endings
* Fix broken MIME type so our files display in graphical file
managers with our icons again (fixes 1454)
* Fancy repeat endings should now be correctly handled in LilyPond export
* Fix translation of error messages from LilyPondExporter
* Fixes bug #1439, MIDI Import Modifies Bank Selects. Now,all bank
selects
and program changes are imported as-is. Once
a track is imported, the events at time zero are checked to see if
any of them can be moved to the Instrument configuration
NEW FEATURES
* Velocity ruler enhancement: Change the velocity items of the notes
selected
in matrix or notation view; Without selection, pick and drag a
velocity item
* Improve MIDI file conductor track handling on import (r14227)
* Change track/segment naming:
Previously, tracks created from different channels in a MIDI track
would be named "Imported MIDI". Now, they have the same name as the
MIDI track they came from.
Previously the MIDI instrument name was used to name the segments.
Now it is added to the end of the track name in parens.
Segments are now named after their tracks.
If no names are found, we fall back on the general MIDI program
names.
OTHER PEOPLE WHO CONTRIBUTED TO ROSEGARDEN DEVELOPMENT
* Tito Latini
--
Will J Godfrey
http://www.musically.me.uk
Say you have a poem and I have a tune.
Exchange them and we can both have a poem, a tune, and a song.
*Call for papers*
We are pleased to announce that the 19th International Conference on
Digital Audio Effects (DAFx16) will be held at the Brno University of
Technology in Brno, Czech Republic, on September 5–9 2016.
DAFx-16 <http://dafx16.vutbr.cz/cfp.html> is organized by the Brno
University of Technology, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and
Communication, and the Signal Processing Laboratory. The conference will
be hosted at the university facilities and will feature oral and poster
presentations of accepted papers, keynote addresses,
tutorials/demonstrations and a social program.
This annual conference is a coming together of those working across the
globe in research relating to digital audio processing for music and
speech, sound art, acoustics and related applications. We would like to
invite submissions of papers for presentation at DAFx-16 within the
following general areas:
* Capture and analysis
* Representation, transformation and modelling
* Transmission and resynthesis
* Effects and manipulation
* Perception, psychoacoustics and evaluation
* Spatial sound analysis, coding and synthesis
* Source separation
* Physical modelling, virtual acoustic and analogue models
* Sound synthesis, composition and sonification
* Hardware and software design
At DAFx-16 we especially encourage submissions addressing:
* Real-time applications of digital audio processing
* 3D audio techniques
* Sparse and low-rank audio representations
Submissions are alsowelcomed for a special session on sound synthesis
organized by Vesa Välimäki and Josh Reiss, which will focus on high
impact advances on the state of the art.
Prospective authors are invited to submit full-length papers, 8 pages
maximum, for both oral and poster presentations, before March 17th, 2016.
Submitted papers must be camera-ready and conform to format specified in
the templates and the instructions available at the DAFx16 website. All
submissions are subject to peer review. Acceptance may be conditional
upon changes being made to the paper as directed by reviewers. Final
versions of the accepted contributions will be published in the
conference proceedings distributed to all registered delegates at the
conference site and will be made freely accessible on the conference
website after the conference closure. The proceedings will be submitted
to ISI and Scopus indexing services.
Important dates:
Special session proposal:
January 15th, 2016
*Full-Paper Submission:**
**March 17th, 2016*
Notification of Acceptance:
May 18th, 2016
Final Paper Submission:
June 2nd, 2016
Website: http://dafx16.vutbr.cz
Best regards,
the organizing team:
Jiri Schimmel, General Chair (Brno University of Technology)
Pavel Rajmic, Paper Chair (Brno University of Technology)
Vaclav Mach, Technical Coordinator (Brno University of Technology)
Jan Karasek, Social Events Coordinator (BioVendor Instruments)
Hi list,
A friend (Chicago Cubs fan) tells me that the radio
commentary is much better than on the TV. He'd like to watch
the TV with the volume off and listen to the radio but it
doesn't work well due to a delay in the video feed. Can
anyone suggest an easy way to put the audio through an
adjustable delay to sync (at least approximately) with the
video?
Thanks
--
Joel Roth
Hi all,
This is a long-standing problem. While it is not intentional, sometimes
newcomers to jack on Linux tend to pull out the soundcard (USB) before
shutting down jack. This results in jack permanently hanging to the
point where one has to force-shutdown the machine. That is at least the
case on Ubuntu 14.04 (and was on 12.04) with lowlatency kernel. Trying
to do sudo killall -9 jackd makes no difference. Essentially, it is
impossible to destroy the process and reboot hangs because of it.
Any idea what can be done to minimize this problem or alleviate it
altogether?
Best,
Ico
--
Ivica Ico Bukvic, D.M.A.
Associate Professor
Computer Music
ICAT Senior Fellow
Director -- DISIS, L2Ork
Virginia Tech
School of Performing Arts – 0141
Blacksburg, VA 24061
(540) 231-6139
ico(a)vt.edu
www.performingarts.vt.edudisis.icat.vt.edul2ork.icat.vt.eduico.bukvic.net
