Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] Ardour and some other test results running jack
From: Robert Jonsson (rj_AT_spamatica.se)
Date: Fri Jun 11 2004 - 13:32:32 EEST
On Friday 11 June 2004 11.13, David Baron wrote:
> Got that working. However, most of the user interface in unreadable, i.e.
> blue-white text on white background. I tried editing the default options bg
> colours in the ardour_ui.rc file but this did not work. Maybe I do not
> understand the RGB factors that appear to be there or whether these are RGB
> factors. Some sort of visual shell for doing this is definitely in order.
> Also, I found one can add all kinds of connections but once they are added,
> one cannot get rid of them.
>
> Rosegarden has a strange setup (studio) interface and
> muse does not know what XG is
MusE does have a setting for XG (Settings->Midi Ports/Soft Synths->(the
instrument column), though as I don't have any XG equipment I don't know if
it works correctly (it should).
> and Ardour does not do MIDI at all.
>
> Using muse to play an existing, very dense MIDI file. NO problems except
> that the file is 120/q and this is not an option in the program.
Sorry, I'm midi illiterate. What does 120/q mean?
If you mean changing tempo this is in the transport window:
http://lmuse.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Window_Reference_Guide#Transport_Panel
(picture is missing though)
> Cannot
> hear any difference. MIDI must out to a real MIDI port, not to qjackctl
> MIDI port.
For the record, qjackctl lists the alsa-sequencer midi-ports, they are not
anything that is specific to qjackctl. Setup a midi device in the Midi
Ports/Soft Synths dialog described above and then select this as output
device for your midi track. Then you should be off! :-)
> I tried some of the soft-synths and they worked fine. First time
> out, they had skips but later on, no problem at all and seeing I am running
> on a stock kernel on a 575mhz system and setiathome was running in the
> background, I think this is OK!
Sounds great.
>
> I was able to play XMMS wave file and listen to an internet "radio"
> broadcast simultaneously (fun!) without a skip or xrun. Not at all bad.
Good :)
/Robert
> The
> little qjackctl utility could use a mixer for all those "connections" :-),
> (
>
> Tthis UI is better than the windoze virtual audio cable interface and.
> Works like MIDI thruway for MIDI. Just add the virtual channels.
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