> On 10/10/2025 9:35 AM EDT Richard Shann <[email protected]> wrote: > > > On Thu, 2025-10-09 at 20:57 -0400, Bric wrote: > > Running denemo 2.6.39 on Ubuntu > > Ubuntu have distributed broken versions of Denemo in the past. >
I compiled it from a git pull. With jack enabled ( " ./configure --enable-jack " ) Could that be the culprit? I don't have jack running when using this denemo setup. I don't see anything in the explicit user setting controls that mentions jack (if jack controls exists I am missing them) > > > > I have my midi input plugged in. It is showing up in > > > > Edit -> Change Preferences -> Midi [tab] -> Input device > > > > (selected my input device) > > > > Denemo lists it by name. > > > > However, when I switch to (from the top menu): > > > > Input -> Midi Input > > (it should be already selected if there was a MIDI device connected at > startup) > No. It some more generalized default device was selected. However, when I selected my keyboard, that preference started persisting across close/open . It was added to the denemorc file > > > > No MIDI in device was found on startup- re-start Denemo with the > > device plugged in, select the device in the MIDI tab of the > > preferences dialog and re-start Denemo again. > > > > I do all the above, multiple times. Doesn't help. > > > > Stuck in the same loop. > > > > (again: my MIDI device is listed among the input device options, in > > preferences. > > > if you look in the file denemorc in the directory ~/.denemo-2.6.39 do > you see a line like: > > <portmidi_input_device>ALSA: USB Keystation 49e MIDI > 1</portmidi_input_device> Yes... I see my recently selected input device in that xml node. > > This should contain your device name. > What happens when you press notes on the MIDI keyboard? > > Richard
