Paul Davis wrote: > If you want LAD'ers to get involve in figuring out your issues, I would > suggest you find a test case that does not involve Wine and a windows > app. We can then move forward from there. If you get the kinds of > effects you describe when recording with ardour or jack_capture or > qtractor, then we'll have a situation that we can diagnose correctly. >
Thank you for the fast reply Paul :) the last test was without wine and with Rosegarden. I connected MIDI out of Rosegarden with QSynth MIDI in by the ALSA tab of QJackCtl and recorded the audio signal of QSynth to a Rosegarden audio track, the source is a MIDI track of Rosegarden. I can repeat the experiment while using Ardour, but which sequencer should I use? I won't try a SVN version of Ardour with an integrated MIDI sequencer. I'm looking for a workstation that can do MIDI and audio recordings and I don't won't to use Apple or Microsoft if this is possible. Sync with C64 and Atari ST MIDI to 4 track cassette tape recorders and studio tape recorders never were a problem. I also worked with Apple and Microsoft without having such troubles. The problem seems to be that the speed is drifting, I can hear it when Reaper is playing the kick by MIDI, I can't hear it directly when Rosegarden is playing the kick by MIDI, but it can be heard if some instruments are recorded, while other instruments are played by MIDI. It's not only that the audio signals are just to early or to late for a fixed time, the problem is, the fluctuation. Sometimes the MIDI note ons are to early and some times they are to late. I can't hear wrong pitch. If an analogous tape has such extreme wow and flutter, there will be heard differences in the pitch. It seems to be a problem of Linux MIDI. I can't get a constant tempo. Cheers, Ralf
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