1 May
2014
1 May
'14
11:45 a.m.
Hi all. I'll be running now to catch the flight to Frankfurt/Karlsruhe.
Just uploaded a freshly built OM (still beta) based on recent changes in
the sources. Look here: http://repmus.ircam.fr/openmusic/linux
The build is available as .rpm and .tar.bz2.
This one changes to portmidi for midi playback. All midi-handling
(files, messages, events) is shared between all 3 supported platforms,
presumably making code more general and sustainable.
This also means you'll need a (32-bit) version of libportmidi.so
installed (but no longer need libfluidsynth.so).
Im looking very much forward to come to the LAC (1st time for me).
Hoping to meet many of you there!
Cheers,
-anders
2 May
2 May
8:12 p.m.
On 05/01/2014 07:44 AM, anders.vinjar(a)bek.no wrote:
Just uploaded a freshly built OM (still beta) based on
recent changes in
the sources. Look here: http://repmus.ircam.fr/openmusic/linux
The build is available as .rpm and .tar.bz2.
This one changes to portmidi for midi playback. All midi-handling
(files, messages, events) is shared between all 3 supported platforms,
presumably making code more general and sustainable.
This also means you'll need a (32-bit) version of libportmidi.so
installed (but no longer need libfluidsynth.so).
Hi Anders,
No problem updating my installation, but I get a bunch of these errors
on start-up:
"Warning: System CL-MIDI is not registered as a MID system."
"MIDI system CL-MIDI has no SEND-MIDI-EVENT-FUNCTION"
In the MIDI tab of the Preferences there's no selection for the MIDI
driver. Where should I put the 32-bit libportmidi ? It's currently in
/usr/lib but it seems OM isn't finding it.
I hope you're enjoying Karlsruhe, it's a cool place. :)
Best,
dp
8:19 p.m.
On 05/02/2014 04:12 PM, Dave Phillips wrote:
In the MIDI tab of the Preferences there's no selection for the MIDI
driver. Where should I put the 32-bit libportmidi ? It's currently in
/usr/lib but it seems OM isn't finding it.
Never mind, I fixed it. OM looks for libportmidi.so, I had
libportmidi.so.0 so I linked to the shorter name and now I have a
portmidi selection for my MIDI driver. However, when I click the Apply
button I receive these messages:
"Warning: System CL-MIDI is not registered as a MID system."
"MIDI system CL-MIDI has no SEND-MIDI-EVENT-FUNCTION"
"MIDI system PORTMIDI will be used instead"
"PortMIDI ERROR: port 0 is not connected"
Is this the expected behavior ?
Best,
dp
3 May
3 May
6:37 a.m.
D> Never mind, I fixed it. OM looks for libportmidi.so, I had
D> libportmidi.so.0
Right. I see its the portmidi-devel package installing (the symlink)
libportmidi.so, while the portmidi package installs the versioned ones.
Don't know why.
D> However, when I click the Apply button I receive these
D> messages:
The message might indicate some initial confusion loading preferences
(ie. workspaces) set w. previous versions. Im guessing it goes away if
you 'apply' your preferences with the new version (and set up a synth to
connect to).
-anders
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