Hi Lenson,
Make sure you are sending on the same MIDI channel that your kurzweil is set to
receive. You may be able to set the Kurzweil to receive on OMNI (which means all
channels). Each MIDI device is different so I can't tell you how to do this for
your device.
I hope this doesn't sound like
No I was thinking something more like a Behringer MIC 100
http://www.behringer.com/en/products/mic100.aspx
The PMD 560 would negate the need for an PC based system with linux and ALSA..
but probably still requires something like the MIC-100 in before it.
On Fri Jun 12 16:11 , gary sent:
>ht
If you are already spending the money on a "good" microphone, I would recommend
budgeting in a hardware compressor limiter or limiting pre-amp (you can't plug a
mic directly into the PC anyway so the limiting pre-amp is probably cheaper)
instead of relying on a software application. This will prev
ICE1712 supports up to 96K and no higher.
On Sun May 10 1:24 , "Demian Martin" sent:
>On the Juli@ I'm getting all the source material at its native rate for
>44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, 192. No sample rate conversion. Verified via
>scope and frequency counter. I believe the ICE1712 may not s
On Fri Apr 17 17:25 , Clemens Ladisch sent:
>immanuel litzroth wrote:
>> >Apr 13 12:08:39 voodochile kernel: [ 169.622067] usb 2-10: new full speed
USB device using ohci_hcd and address 5
>> >Apr 13 12:08:39 voodochile kernel: [ 169.844566] usb 2-10: configuration #1
chosen from 1 choice
>> >
On Fri Feb 20 10:51 , Steve Steffler sent:
>
>SPDIF output is 2-channel PCM only. To get 5.1 output you need to
>send your receiver a passthrough AC3 or DTS stream, or enable Dolby
>ProLogic II on your receiver to simulate the surround effect.
>
>You won't get the system to send 6 channels
Hi All
I'm looking to move over to a device that I can use with both my linux desktop
and a 2nd hand powerbook i bought recently. I have been more focussed on FFADO
compatible as from what I understand I am more likely to get latency issues on a
USB device...
However, I have been using my M-Aud
There will always be some latency between mic input and speaker output when
monitoring via the system, regardless of OS driver or subsystem..
You are also very likely to get feedback issues in this scenario.
What is you rpurpose and maybe we can make some suggestions to resolve your
particula
Hi
Depending on your use for the digital out... (i.e. HTPC) this could be what you
need.
http://www.mail-archive.com/mythtv-us...@mythtv.org/msg18716.html
I use this (modified for my card) on my main MythTV box.. Also note.. the audio
driver with the nforce4 chip needs the IEC port activated
>> Cool,
>>
>> That sets up the device locations in /dev according to their bus location
>> so I'm assuming this sets up the order to be fixed
>> It would be nice to setup them up in a preference order, however, this will
>> probably do.
>>
>> I'll try this tonight after work
>>
>Once
Hi All
A few months back I posted a question about issues with MIDI clock and emagic
Unitor and AMT 8 devices.
I finally worked it out, but thought I would post so there is a reference if
anyone else comes across this issue.
The resolution is simple.
The port that is receiving the MIDI
On Wed Jan 21 17:59 , Yan Seiner sent:
>sonof...@iinet.net.au wrote:
>> Thanks Yan
>>
>> I did actually read this in my research. The documentation was a little too
>> brief for me to extrapolate out for my needs. It may actually fix another
>> problem I h
iner sent:
>sonof...@iinet.net.au wrote:
>>
>> Hi All
>>
>> Firstly thanks to all the people who responded last time.
>> I have tried the simpler methods (modprobe.conf) without success as 2 of my
>> devices have the same vendor ID and product ID even th
Hi All
Firstly thanks to all the people who responded last time.
I have tried the simpler methods (modprobe.conf) without success as 2 of my
devices have the same vendor ID and product ID even though they are different
models. (emagic AMT8 and emagic Unitor 8 mk II).
So it looks like I
Hi All
I am having problems getting my M-Audio delta 1010 to be my default device. I
have tried numerous iterations of asound.conf.
Can someone send an example through?
Regards
Allan
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This SF.net email is sp
This looks fantastic and I will give this a try.
Are there any plans to make this MIDI clock aware (e.g. convert the MIDI clock BPM, time sig and position information (Bars/beats).. or however it is transmitted and convert that into a time scale for Jack transport.
This would solve many peopl
Hi,
I have multiple USB devices and one PCI device and would like to ensure the order
of the devices is set.
I understand this is possible but requires some of the hardware detail.
Does someone have an example they can send through?
Regards
Allan
--
Are you sure the optical output functions as ADAT, and not as Dolby Digital or DTS multichannel output?
There is a big difference and I can't see where ADAT would be used in HTPC.. ADAT is primarily used for professional multitrack audio and is common on mid to high end audio devices (like RME a
Hey
I have the same problem but with multiple MIDI devices that use snd-usb-audio (evolution uc-17, bcf-200, amt8), is there a way to set the order with multiple cards that use the same module?
cheers
Allan
On Wed Jan 14 2:44 , Nigel Henry sent:
On Tuesday 13 January 2009 15:48, Guenthe
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Hi
I am getting pretty good MIDI timing. I am using 2.6.26-rt (gentoo).. I don't really see any noticeable jitter but then again, of late I have really only been using it for controller information and handling note information on my external sequencer.. However, (when I had a working copy of
>2. The second problem is regarding my onboard soundcard (
>0 [NVidia ]: HDA-Intel - HDA NVidia
>HDA NVidia at 0xfe024000 irq 22
>This thing works great - I have sound on every program I tried, and
>recording is fine via microphone. However, using audaci
Hi All
A quick question of the use of aconnect.
Firstly .. will either of aconnect -t or -r help me make sure MIDI clock is passed from an imput port of my AMT-8 to another?
Secondly, the output specifies ...
-r,--real # convert real-time-stamp on queue
-t,--tick # convert t
I haven't seen a Benchmark in Australia so have no idea.. But for a good cheap reliable USB soundcard I have found the Behringer UCA-202 is fine.. Again I don't know if it does internal re-sampling so can't answer the bit perfect question here...
On Mon Dec 15 1:48 , Paulo Moura Guedes sent:
I'll answer what I can.
1. Not sure of your question.. here so I'll leave this along
2. This is hardware dependant.. many/most onboard digital outputs are fixed at 16 bit 48 khz devices like the M-Audio delta series are flexible and can be set via software application (i.e. envy24control).
Hi Carma
I am at work at the moment, but have one of these devices as a backup.
Can you send through the output of aplay -l and aplay -L to see what's happening.
cheers
Allan
On Thu Nov 20 7:53 , Carma Trepp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>sent:
Hi all
I have a Behringer UAC202 Audio Interface. In
Unless Creative change their position on releasing the specs to the ALSA developers.. never..
On Wed Sep 10 15:30 , "William Zumwalt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
Hi all,
I have an X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty card and have been having a really hard time trying to get the driver for it installed and
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