Hello Jose,
Thanks for your answer, I have a debian lenny with the kernet rt (Pure dyne)
2.6.24.4 rt4 and pure data vanilla 0.41.4
Midi Latency = 58 - 62 millisecondes
I think asioforall it's only for audio and for MIDI latency.
But I don't know why Max/MSP is better than Pure Data with the MIDI latency?
Cheers Thomas
Jose Luis Santorcuato a écrit :
Hi friend: in windows install asio4all in linux install a kernel with
low latency.
Assign in the audio device...
Best Regards
Chile
Jose'
2009/7/17 matohawk <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
Hello Pd-list,
Do you have the same problem with midi and Pure Data, 50 or 60
miliseconds of latency?
I test it on windows and linux Ubuntu 2.6.24.
My test on windows is : Edirol UM-1SX with a midi cable out -> in
and a small patch .
I made the same test on MAX/MSP with the same patch and I have 0 or
1 milisecond of latency
And on linux is pd midi alsa out -> pd alsa midi in (virtual
connection).
Here, you can find snapshot of the pd test :
Pd patch
http://www.th-th.fr/DOCS/Images/BlankPages/PD-Test-MIDI.png
Jack midi connection
http://www.th-th.fr/DOCS/Images/BlankPages/Connections-%20JACK-Audio-Connection%20Kit.png
Someone can you explain why?
Is that possible to reduce this?
Cheers Thomas Thiery
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