Re: [PD] Pd, pipewire, and MIDI

Still no luck compiling with alsa-midi support. I must still be missing something. Is this the correct configuration to compile? ./configure --enable-jack --disable-oss --enable-portmidi Is portmidi MIDI through alsa? That's how it is described on the portmidi site. Pd doesn't have an --enable-a

Re: [PD] Pd, pipewire, and MIDI

Am 28. April 2022 15:37:31 MESZ schrieb Samuel Burt : >Still no luck compiling with alsa-midi support. I must still be missing >something. > ALSA-MIDI will be builtin on Linux by default, unless you explicitely disable it (ALSA). You must tell Pd to use it at runtime. Either via the "-alsamidi"

Re: [PD] Pd, pipewire, and MIDI

I still havent tried pipewire, but as I understand qjackctl will let you manage jack or pipewire. May be you will fix it by installing the a2j. After initiating the audio run "a2jmidid -e &" or use it as a startup script in qjackctl. On Thu, Apr 28, 2022 at 8:42 AM Samuel Burt wrote: > Still no

[PD] Pd, pipewire, and MIDI

Ok. This jostled some things loose for me. I believe I've compiled Pd with the right flags. Apparently, I had failed to test the option /dev/midi2. I noticed when the keyboard wasn't plugged in that only /dev/midi1 was listed. I'd still expect when using -alsamidi that Pd would show Alsa-style labe

[PD] [key], [keyup] and operating system key reapat

Hi list, I can't seem to get my head around different behavior of the [key] and [keyup] objects on different OSes and even within the same OS. I discovered that for depressed keys after an initial delay -Pd on Debian will report repeated key ups and downs, -Pd on Windows does not, -Pd on OS X may

Re: [PD] [key], [keyup] and operating system key reapat

Pd 0.52-2 pressing and holding a key: Windows11 (Tk 8.6.10 amd64) key: 106 key: 106 key: 106 key: 106 key: 106 key: 106 key: 106 key: 106 key: 106 key: 106 keyup: 106 Debian11 (Tk 8.6.11 amd64) key: 106 keyup: 106 key: 106 keyup: 106 key: 106 keyup: 106 key: 106 keyup: 106 key: 106 keyup: 106