22 Nov
2008
22 Nov
'08
7:32 p.m.
On Saturday 22 November 2008 13:33:25 Philippe Hezaine wrote:
Yes. And i've tried the recording in reverse order: Muse -> Rg. The
results are completely different. But i'm not sure it's a valuable
information. Perhaps i must check out my rtc configuration before.
There was a bug in JACK transport that could cause an offset of one period.
It's supposedly fixed in recent versions (svn), but maybe there's still
something wrong in Muse or Rosegarden.
Cheers,
Dominic
Dominic Sacré a écrit :
I don't know then. Maybe talk to the Rosegarden guys? I'm sure this must be
possible somehow (it works for me, after all).
You probably need to disable "MIDI Thru
Routing" in Rosegarden,
otherwise connecting Rg -> mididings -> Rg creates a MIDI feedback
loop, and Rosegarden doesn't like that...
Unfortunatly it doesn't matter. I've tried different options and the
results are the same. For information, after a loop session in Rsgd,
when i quit (Ctrl-C) mididings i get this message:
/home/phil/python/mididings-CC7-to-velocity.py
^Cpython: /usr/include/boost/shared_ptr.hpp:315: T*
boost::shared_ptr<T>::operator->() const [with T = Backend]: Assertion
`px != 0' failed.
Abandon
Thanks, I uploaded a new version of mididings today that fixes this bug. If
it doesn't, please let me know. This is not relevant to the feedback loop
issue though.
1) You could see a little latency in the attacks.
You're using JACK transport to synchronize Rg and Muse?