Hello all,
I'm trying to help someone (OSX user trying out Linux) use Csound
with Jack. What I'd need to know is which are the Csound command
line options to
* run Csound with Jack,
* using Ninp input ports and Nout output ports,
* not autoconnecting any ports,
if that is possible at all...
TI
On 2/1/22 12:53, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
> Hello all,
Hi Fons,
I'm not a csound expert, but I do know the answer to at least 2 of your
questions:
> * run Csound with Jack,
-+rtaudio=jack
> * using Ninp input ports and Nout output ports,
I don't recall this being a parameter, but the `outch`
Thanks to Christopher Arndt, I appear to have made a functioning fork:
https://github.com/ponderworthy/mididings
I'm not positive I have the namespace altogether consistent -- some of
the instances of 'Callable' are within a renamed collection, so I had to
rename the rename, in two files under
Hi Fons,
Feb 1 2022, Fons Adriaensen has written:
...
* run Csound with Jack,
As robin said
-+rtaudio=jack
The buffer size needs to match though. If a JACK plugin is set up in
ALSA you don't have to use a particular -+rtaudio option, though alsa
will do and the buffer size issue is gone.
* usin
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!' :-) I
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
Back in 1999 and just before it was the crossover between ALSA and OSS.
I remember getting help from mailing lists as a newbie, just making your
first sound using C/C++ was difficult back then !
I don't know if this is the type of thing you are after, but this was my
developer focus back in t
I realise that the original thread may have been more of a focus on
Kernel level audio software, rather then user space audio software,
however the old school clunky XForms UI were classic from back in those
days.
Found some screen shots of the dynamic audio software :
https://web.archive.org