19 Oct
2003
19 Oct
'03
4:33 p.m.
Christopher Mazur <cjmazur(a)shaw.ca> writes:
Does anyone know how to get RoseGarden4 and Ardour
0.9beta5 to play
nicely? I thought that's why they added the JACK master/transport
master function in Beta5 and I'd really like to have both of them
synced.
That *is* the goal. But, in a distributed development environment
like Linux Audio, it takes time for all the projects to "synch up".
:-)
... I've gotten this far, but I can't get
Ardour in Sync with
Rosegarden when I press play in Ardour, rosegarden isn't "chasing"
or locking onto sync. I'm trying to capture my sampler which is
inputted to my Delta card and have the MIDI/Audio in sync. and no,
I haven't been using MTC either..
Ardour beta5 has transport and timebase master working, but the "synch
to JACK" option is still not implemented. When I asked Paul Davis
about that, he said it would take a "small amount of code".
I've noticed there is a Start|Pause feature in the
qjackctl front
end for JackD but It doesn't seem to have any effect.
That starts and stops the transport. To have a visible effect you
need clients that will synch to the JACK transport.
Is this configuring possible, or am I mistaken and
just
misinterpreting what the terminologies mean? If it's in fact just
ardour and/or rosegarden has anyone been successful in syncing a
MIDI sequencer and multi-track audio editor (MUSE/Audacity perhaps?)
I don't know of any general MIDI sequencer that has released JACK
transport support yet. Here is the current status AFAIK...
rosegarden -- developers have expressed interest, but they need to
fold that back into their own release plans and schedules
MUSE -- I have not heard any plans
ardour -- has partial support in beta5 (master, not slave)
ecasound -- has a full implementation of both master and slave
audacity -- if it has JACK support of any kind I haven't heard
about it
hydrogen -- has JACK transport support in the latest release
I would be interested to hear about others, and to receive corrections
for any misunderstandings on my part.
Regards,
--
Jack O'Quin
Austin, Texas