Re: [Rosegarden-user] Controlling play/stop/rewind from external DAW (Ardour)

[David Tisdell]

Hi Stefano,

In the rosegarden general preferences, make sure "USe JACK Transport" is
checked. In Ardour, there should be a button underneath the metronome
button that says "int." If you click on that it should switch to using the
jack transport. Any play control whether you use it in Rosegarden, Ardour,
or QJackctl, will start everything connected to JACK Transport.
Hope this helps.

Dave

On Sat, Jun 6, 2020 at 12:18 PM stefano franchi 
wrote:

> I'm new to Rosegarden and I wonder how to control transport operations
> from an external DAW, in my case Ardour 6.
> The manual says it's possible, but I'm failing to find the correct
> connections, it seems. Can anyone help?
>
> What I tried:
> 1. Create an Ardour test session with a midi track
> 2. In Rosegarden's Midi Sync preferences, selected "accept Start, Stop,
> and Continue", and set to "slave" as MIDI MMC and MIDI TCM
> 2. in Jack2 (actually, Cadence's Catia GUI for jack2) connect the midi
> track input port to Rosegarden's "out 1 - General MIDI Device" port
> 3.in Jack2, connected Ardour's midi track out to Rosegarden's "External
> Controller" in port
> 4. Armed Ardour and started recording.
>
> I was expecting Rosegarden to start playing as soon as Ardour started
> recording. Did not happen.
> The Midi in connection in Ardour works---if I start Rosegarden manually, I
> can both hear and record its output in Ardour. But I can't control it from
> Ardour.
>
> What am I missing?
>
>
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Re: [Rosegarden-user] Controlling play/stop/rewind from external DAW (Ardour)

[Lorenzo Sutton]

Hi Stefano,

On 06/06/20 18:17, stefano franchi wrote:
I'm new to Rosegarden and I wonder how to control transport operations 
from an external DAW, in my case Ardour 6.
The manual says it's possible, but I'm failing to find the correct 
connections, it seems. Can anyone help?> 


[...]


I was expecting Rosegarden to start playing as soon as Ardour started 
recording. Did not happen.


For syncing Rosegarden and Ardour I recommend you look into JACK 
Transport [1][2][3]


Hope this helps.
Lorenzo

[1] https://jackaudio.org/api/transport-design.html
[2] 
https://manual.ardour.org/synchronization/timecode-generators-and-slaves/

[3] https://www.rosegardenmusic.com/doc/en/transport-external.html

The Midi in connection in Ardour works---if I start Rosegarden manually, 
I can both hear and record its output in Ardour. But I can't control it 
from Ardour.


What am I missing?


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Re: [Rosegarden-user] Controlling play/stop/rewind from external DAW (Ardour)

[Ted Felix]

On 6/6/20 12:17 PM, stefano franchi wrote:
2. In Rosegarden's Midi Sync preferences, selected "accept Start, Stop, 
and Continue", and set to "slave" as MIDI MMC and MIDI TCM


  Both set to slave seems reasonable.  I've not done any of this 
before, though.


2. in Jack2 (actually, Cadence's Catia GUI for jack2) connect the midi 
track input port to Rosegarden's "out 1 - General MIDI Device" port


  So Ardour is recording rg's output?  Should be ok if that's what you 
want to do.


3.in  Jack2, connected Ardour's midi track out to 
Rosegarden's "External Controller" in port


  This might be the problem.  I'm pretty sure rg doesn't respond to MMC 
and MTC via the "External Controller" port.  From digging through the 
code (see testForMMCSysex()), it looks like rg responds to MMC and MTC 
via the "record in" port.  Try connecting to that.


  Hopefully someone else with more experience with this can chime in 
and confirm.


Ted.


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