[email protected] wrote: > > This is interesting: > > *OT for Paul*: I didn't know that Qsampler is able to use JACK MIDI. > > *Might be very, very important for Paul*: I don't know what version of > JACK is up to date for 2.1. When I used 2.1 the MIDI tab for QjackCtl > was the common ALSA MIDI and there was no JACK MIDI available. For > newbies this might cause some confusion. > > The old QjackCtl was using JACK for audio (with a defined frontend, e.g. > -d alsa, but MIDI always was ALSA MIDI, there was no JACK MIDI. Today we > have ALSA MIDI, still the common MIDI and JACK MIDI, underutilised. > > I can agree with one part - it is confusing for this newbie!. Do I > understand there is another method for connecting LS and JACK > together? If so can you give me a hint as to where to look? If not, > perhaps you can elaborate on the above. It is apparent that this is > not a common problem and therefore I might find an easy fix. This is a > 2.1 Beta and in Intel chip BTW. > > Thanks for any further information > > Paul
No, you run a 2.1 stable or a 3.0-beta3 ;). I'll try to explain. I guess you run "JACK audio connection kit"?! If you click on the "Connect" button, do you get 2 tabs called "Audio" and "MIDI", or do you get 3 tabs called "Audio", "MIDI" and "ALSA"? Don't worry, you'll understand it soon, even if it might be a little bit confusing at the moment. I'm sorry if my broken English should confuse you in addition ;). I want to know if you get 2 or 3 tabs after you clicked the "Connection" button for "JACK audio connection kit". Sorry, this might be sound more confusing than it will be in the end ;) ... really ... don't worry :). Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
