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Audio related things I've written include python bindings for the
jack dbus interface, a jack application managing tool to
start/stop/mute applications via hardware buttons
My 7-key SpiderIsland (USB keyboard interface, not MIDI) just came,
and I'm planning to set it up with XFCE keyboard
Audio related things I've written include python bindings for the jack dbus
interface, a jack application managing tool to start/stop/mute applications via
hardware buttons
My 7-key SpiderIsland (USB keyboard interface, not MIDI) just came, and
I'm planning to set it up with XFCE keyboard
On 1/25/22 9:18 AM, Len Ovens wrote:
On Tue, 25 Jan 2022, Philip Rhoades wrote:
I am just a regular user of Linux audio but I am interested in the
history of how software was developed and what problems they were
meant to solve on Linux eg OSS, ALSA, Jack etc and more recently
PipeWire.
Is
I had heard that the Pipewire people are working hard on video
integration, it appears that you found it! :-)
J.E.B.
On 2/1/22 1:37 AM, John Murphy wrote:
Hmm. I went to check something online and there was an embedded youtube
video to see. I clicked on it and thought 'I know that tune!' :-)
, Jonathan E. Brickman wrote:
Mididings may be the only JACK-api MIDI router/filter tool around; if
there is another I'd love to know about it. On the other hand t was
working just dandy until, I think, some changes to both Python3 and
legacy support for Python2. I was using its Python3 AUR
gives the visual very nicely, and then I wrote pw-loadwires,
pw-savewires, and pw-dewire, to be found here:
https://github.com/ponderworthy/the-box-of-no-return-3
pw-loadwires and pw-savewires will save wire-sets in CSV files.
pw-dewire is a convenient way to remove all wires at once. Thus
So; I can carry on using QjackCtl and its Patchbay, or work via a meterbridge,
or?
I have been working on a Pipewire-based revision to my BNR
(https://lsn.ponderworthy.com) for some time; I have to have a patchbay
of some sort because that thing has a whole lot of connections :-)
Helvum:
Mididings may be the only JACK-api MIDI router/filter tool around; if
there is another I'd love to know about it. On the other hand t was
working just dandy until, I think, some changes to both Python3 and
legacy support for Python2. I was using its Python3 AUR adaptation
(mididings-git)
-fkmr0=384khz+record
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it should already be there, I think?
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ou'll find it in "build/example-clients".
Chris
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).
Be advised that not all patchbays and connection tools display these
"pretty names". Sometimes you have to switch the display mode in the
tool, sometimes they don't have them implemented, in this case please
file a bug report.
hgn
Am 06.01.2019 03:24 schrieb Jonathan E. Brickma
at jackdriver.c, but did not find where
I could insert a JACK port name string.
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build that UDP/TCP thread wait-state loop? I'm beginning
to imagine that TCP might have the advantage of being able to build up
the buffering...but all of this has been fairly far from my practical
programming, and I know that so many of you live here, so I thought I
might ask :-)
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On Thu, 2018-09-06 at 17:02 +0200, Christopher Arndt wrote:
> The networking code in mido has nothing to do with RtMidi or RTPMidi.
> Chris
Aha. Thank you, Chris.
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nux here:
> http://www.sndio.org
> AFAIU, this is not what you want, but you could look at the code
> andsee how TCP sockets are used.
Wow. Studying. Many thanks for all of your efforts!!!
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r in some
marginal circumstances. When circumstances get worse, we might want to
look at running this over SSH or some such.
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12 messages per 1/100 of a second (1200 messages per
second), so I'll think the Mido library is probably incorporating
timing of some sort to semi-mimic hardware MIDI and/or prevent overuse
of hardware; time will tell.
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ocumentation examples, and just now found much more apparently
practical examples:
https://github.com/olemb/mido/tree/master/examples
including what looks like two actual JACK<-->RTP-MIDI bridges in the
'ports' and 'sockets' subsections. Will be studying. Seeking much
input :-)
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mall delay in the
> > sends
> >
> > to fix this... not very "real time" :) Not noticable while moving
> > one
> >
> > control like a fader but noticable if performing music.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> >
&
...alternatives...a best or better starting
place? Right now I don't want the applets to do GUI at all, I just
want them to sit quietly in xterms, on JACK servers, keeping
connection, and passing MIDI data to and fro, as other processes and
devices bring it.
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to do interesting translations... :-)
> > Could be done at the IP level or even lower I would think. The
> > lower you go, the more power you get, because you're closer to the
> > kernel at every step.
> >
> >
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lled and everything had to be set up from
> scratch again. In the meanwhile I built an alternative setup and
> after
> some discussion we agreed on moving linuxaudio.org away from the
> Virginia Tech server.
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I need to connect ALSA MIDI programmatically, and will prefer to use
Python. I perused a number of libraries, did not find an obvious great
or best. Recommends?
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It is finally working, and in very repeatable fashion, three "soft"
servers feeding to one connecting to real audio hardware. Test mode
only so far. Next step is automated startup. Details:
https://github.com/jebofponderworthy/MultiJACK/blob/master/README.md
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has Boost
1.60 flagged out of date since 5/13. Obviously the right people already
know what they are doing!
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(because I'm its author), but I like this one:
http://jackclient-python.rtfd.org/
It works for both Python 2 and 3.
cheers,
Matthias
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; this one CPU is kept at a steady 14% when SRO is sounding
with maximum notes. There is no very significant CPU stress, just
maxing-out of JACK DSP.
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On 03/07/2016 08:19 AM, Markus Seeber wrote:
On 03/07/2016 02:12 AM, Jonathan E. Brickman wrote:
Greetings, everyone. Since I am using 85% of JACK DSP in my primary
production box, while using 14% of the CPU and 1/8 of the RAM according
to htop, it appears that I need to develop a way to move
?
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e not what it is,
and/or the load type different, the differences would probably be
considerably greater, and I have no thought as to which side it would
land on.
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will crop up and interfere, things you cannot
disable or turn off with absolute certainty. If you want smooth power,
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before starting
more processes and/or wiring things up with JACK. Use is exemplified here:
http://lsn.ponderworthy.com/doku.php/concurrent_patch_management?#boot-general_the_overall_startup_script
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Thanks, Lucas!
J.E.B.
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To: Jonathan E. Brickman j...@ponderworthy.com
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Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2015 4:25:44 PM
Subject: Re: [LAD] Detecting 'ready' status of JACK-aware applications
What are good ways to pull a list of JACK ports in python and detect their
readiness to accept connections? And/or, is there a better way to detect
'ready' status of JACK-aware applications?
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Is there a jack2 version with session support?
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It's quite easy with a jackd (via Qjackctl) setup; I'm not sure it's
possible to do it reliably under ALSA.
J.E.B.
Suppose you wanted a soft-synth to be instantly playable at startup
(given the option: '--autoconnect') then what would be the ALSA
functions for:
1) Saving the current live
A large number of newer television sets are coming with HDMI input. In
fact, the TV fifteen feet away from my PC has HDMI :-) One of these
days I'm going to get an ATI or nVidia video card with vid+aud HDMI, and
see if I can get it to work. I've heard that although ATI cards with
HDMI
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