23 Jan
2012
23 Jan
'12
10:21 a.m.
Hello,
is there a tool that allows audio-in over jack and gives me jack or midi alsa out?
I need (near) real time monophonic conversion so I can use it for step entry in midi-in
programs.
Nils
23 Jan
23 Jan
10:31 a.m.
Hi,
On 23/01/2012 10:21, Nils wrote:
Hello,
is there a tool that allows audio-in over jack and gives me jack or midi alsa out?
I need (near) real time monophonic conversion so I can use it for step entry in midi-in
programs.
You could have a look at the [sigmund~] external by Miller Puckette for
Pure Data (I believe it is a 'vanilla' object).
Not exactly 'out-of-the-box' tool but Pure Data does support JACK audio
and alsa midi out of the box, and setting up a patch to do what you
describe is quite easy.
Lorenzo.
Nils
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11:20 p.m.
Am 23.01.2012 10:32, schrieb Lorenzo Sutton:
Hi,
On 23/01/2012 10:21, Nils wrote:
Quite often I read and hear people recommend PD but all my tries in the
past 2 or so years ended in desaster. Actually PD was the only app I
tried with Jack that caused real trouble and I never saw it even
starting without an xrun at least.
So is it me? How does PD work with Jack for those of you who use it on a
day to day basis?
And is there anybody who uses PD for the job mentioned by the thread
starter?
If so, is there a chance to do it like this:
1.) put an object (external or whatever) for Jack audio in
2.) put the [sigmund~] thing and connect it to that input
3.) put a jack-MIDI out and connect it to [sigmund~] out
4.) make noise and send it to 1.) and route the notes generated by 3.)
to any app that can read them from Jack-MIDI
best regards
HZN
Hello,
is there a tool that allows audio-in over jack and gives me jack or
midi alsa out?
I need (near) real time monophonic conversion so I can use it for step
entry in midi-in programs.
You could have a look at the [sigmund~] external by Miller Puckette for
Pure Data (I believe it is a 'vanilla' object).
Not exactly 'out-of-the-box' tool but Pure Data does support JACK audio
and alsa midi out of the box, and setting up a patch to do what you
describe is quite easy.
Lorenzo.
Nils
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24 Jan
9:13 a.m.
On 23/01/2012 23:20, Hartmut Noack wrote:
Am 23.01.2012 10:32, schrieb Lorenzo Sutton:
I wouldn't like to de-rail this too much as there is a very active Pd
mailing list. Anyway.
Pd can take a while to get into, but I can say that Pd works very well
with Jack and I never had big issues. Of course you should keep in mind
that Pd is a programming language and enables you to do whatever you
want, even fill an array beyond your ram size et. sim. with great power...
Hi,
On 23/01/2012 10:21, Nils wrote:
Quite often I read and hear people recommend PD but all my tries in the
past 2 or so years ended in desaster. Actually PD was the only app I
tried with Jack that caused real trouble and I never saw it even
starting without an xrun at least.
So is it me? How does PD work with Jack for those of you who use it on a
day to day basis? Hello,
is there a tool that allows audio-in over jack and gives me jack or
midi alsa out?
I need (near) real time monophonic conversion so I can use it for step
entry in midi-in programs.
You could have a look at the [sigmund~] external by Miller Puckette for
Pure Data (I believe it is a 'vanilla' object).
And is there anybody who uses PD for the job mentioned by the thread
starter?
If so, is there a chance to do it like this:
1.) put an object (external or whatever) for Jack audio in
2.) put the [sigmund~] thing and connect it to that input
3.) put a jack-MIDI out and connect it to [sigmund~] out
4.) make noise and send it to 1.) and route the notes generated by 3.)
to any app that can read them from Jack-MIDI
It is absolutely doable, near to trivial with the above mentioned
[sigmund~] external. Again if you are really up to it it would probably
be better to discuss this on the Pd-list which is usually very friendly
and supportive.
If you want I can post somewhere (tm) a basic patch.
Lorenzo.
best regards
HZN
Not exactly 'out-of-the-box' tool but Pure Data does support JACK audio
and alsa midi out of the box, and setting up a patch to do what you
describe is quite easy.
Lorenzo.
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12:03 p.m.
Am 24.01.2012 09:13, schrieb Lorenzo Sutton:
That would be most appreciated ;-)
best regards
HZN
On 23/01/2012 23:20, Hartmut Noack wrote:
That is crystal clear to me, yet I get xruns even at startup when
nothing is loaded to produce anything...
Am 23.01.2012 10:32, schrieb Lorenzo Sutton:
I wouldn't like to de-rail this too much as there is a very active Pd
mailing list. Anyway.
Pd can take a while to get into, but I can say that Pd works very well
with Jack and I never had big issues. Of course you should keep in mind
that Pd is a programming language and enables you to do whatever you
want, even fill an array beyond your ram size et. sim. with great power... Hi,
On 23/01/2012 10:21, Nils wrote:
Quite often I read and hear people recommend PD but all my tries in the
past 2 or so years ended in desaster. Actually PD was the only app I
tried with Jack that caused real trouble and I never saw it even
starting without an xrun at least.
So is it me? How does PD work with Jack for those of you who use it on a
day to day basis? Hello,
is there a tool that allows audio-in over jack and gives me jack or
midi alsa out?
I need (near) real time monophonic conversion so I can use it for step
entry in midi-in programs.
You could have a look at the [sigmund~] external by Miller Puckette for
Pure Data (I believe it is a 'vanilla' object).
And is there anybody who uses PD for the job mentioned by the thread
starter?
If so, is there a chance to do it like this:
1.) put an object (external or whatever) for Jack audio in
2.) put the [sigmund~] thing and connect it to that input
3.) put a jack-MIDI out and connect it to [sigmund~] out
4.) make noise and send it to 1.) and route the notes generated by 3.)
to any app that can read them from Jack-MIDI
It is absolutely doable, near to trivial with the above mentioned
[sigmund~] external. Again if you are really up to it it would probably
be better to discuss this on the Pd-list which is usually very friendly
and supportive.
If you want I can post somewhere (tm) a basic patch.
Lorenzo.
best regards
HZN
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Not exactly 'out-of-the-box' tool but Pure Data does support JACK audio
and alsa midi out of the box, and setting up a patch to do what you
describe is quite easy.
Lorenzo.
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12:22 p.m.
On 2012-01-24 12:03, Hartmut Noack wrote:
That is crystal clear to me, yet I get xruns even at
startup when
nothing is loaded to produce anything...
In my experience, jackd1 works better with pd than jackd2.
Also, I'd say getting xruns at startup is normal.
Running pd at 64 f/p is no problem with a low latency capable kernel.
7:56 p.m.
On 01/24/2012 01:21 AM, Kaj Ailomaa wrote:
On 2012-01-24 12:03, Hartmut Noack wrote:
Hmm, I don't use Pd, and I use jack2 on all three of my music machines
here, with either an RT kernel or kernel 3.2 - and don't get any xruns
on startup. Doesn't sound normal to me.
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That is crystal clear to me, yet I get xruns even
at startup when
nothing is loaded to produce anything...
In my experience, jackd1 works better with pd than jackd2.
Also, I'd say getting xruns at startup is normal.
Running pd at 64 f/p is no problem with a low latency capable kernel. 
12:39 p.m.
On Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:03:23 +0100, Hartmut Noack wrote
So something is pretty badly broken in your setup - what did the members
of the PD mailing list suggest to fix this?
Without any information about how your jack is set up and how you run PD
it's pretty futile to try to help. On my humble box the following setup
works fine (and I _do_ use PD to do pitch tracking):
$ cat ~/.jackdrc
/usr/bin/jackd -P78 -u -dalsa -dhw:0 -r44100 -p128 -n3
$ pd -rt -jack
Am 24.01.2012 09:13, schrieb Lorenzo Sutton:
> On 23/01/2012 23:20, Hartmut Noack wrote:
[...]
I wouldn't
like to de-rail this too much as there is a very active Pd
mailing list. Anyway.
Pd can take a while to get into, but I can say that Pd works very well
with Jack and I never had big issues. Of course you should keep in mind
that Pd is a programming language and enables you to do whatever you
want, even fill an array beyond your ram size et. sim. with great power...
That is crystal clear to me, yet I get xruns even at startup when
nothing is loaded to produce anything... >> And is there anybody who uses PD for the job
mentioned by the thread
>> starter?
>> If so, is there a chance to do it like this:
>>
>> 1.) put an object (external or whatever) for Jack audio in
Jack audio is handled by the input parameter - start PD with the '-jack' switch.
You probably want the '-rt' switch as well (makes PD use realtime priority).
>> 2.) put the [sigmund~] thing and connect it
to that input
Just create a [adc~] object (that will provide audio from the jack input)
and connect it to the [sigmund~] input.
>> 3.) put a jack-MIDI out and connect it to
[sigmund~] out
PD doesn't have a Jack-MIDI out, only ALSA Midi so far. Just send your midi
note to an [noteout] object. You can configure the number of Midi inputs/outputs
from the menu or do it with a command line switch.
>> 4.) make noise and send it to 1.) and route
the notes generated by 3.)
>> to any app that can read them from Jack-MIDI
I'll do this on a regular basis, no problem.
HTH Ralf Mattes
23 Jan
23 Jan
10:51 a.m.
Apparently both rakarack and guitarix are able to ouput midi.
And there is "aubionotes" which was already installed along aubio.
I'll give that a try as well.
On Mon, 23 Jan 2012 10:21:45 +0100
Nils <list(a)nilsgey.de> wrote:
Hello,
is there a tool that allows audio-in over jack and gives me jack or midi alsa out?
I need (near) real time monophonic conversion so I can use it for step entry in midi-in
programs.
Nils
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11:55 a.m.
New subject: Celt Distribution
Hi
The same question as in irc:
I'm looking for the best distri for using the latest version of Celt to build a two
way stereo link between two location via internet. Only ADSL Connection.!48
12:41 p.m.
New subject: Celt Distribution
On 23/01/2012 11:55, Ruediger wrote:
Hi
The same question as in irc:
I'm looking for the best distri for using the latest version of Celt to build a
two way stereo link between two location via internet. Only ADSL Connection.!
48
Debian with Gstreamer
24 Jan
24 Jan
10:46 a.m.
New subject: Celt Distribution
On 23/01/2012 11:55, Ruediger wrote:
OK. I've setup 2 fresh Debian 6 with Gnome. One on a physical machine
(Pentium4-2,8Ghz), the 2nd on virtualbox on another machine...
Should i use the celt version shipped with debian.?
What can i do next.? Have seen some very long scripts, to use gstreamer
to connect to external icecast server. But not with celt and thats not
what i want to do.
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