De: patco megalegoland@yahoo.fr Date: 2006/09/25 lun. PM 12:25:44 GMT-04:00 À: pd-list@iem.at Objet: RE: [PD] midi synch strategy
Hello, at least we can use [midirealtimein] for receiving midi clock messages, from any host with using virtual midi into pure data even under windows. The first outlet outputs the midiclock message (250, 248, 252), and the second one outputs the beat value.
That's weird, for me both outputs are always 0 on winXP pd-0.39-2.
[248( | [midiout] ... MIDI cable ... [midirealtimein] | | [0\ [0\
[midiout] doesn't work indeed with both winXP and linux using pd-0.39-2
It works for me on winXP.
Martin
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Oh! how did you try [midirealtimein]? from ableton live and using midiyoke or mappledriver I get the midi clock numbers and even the pattern's beat numbers, let me try with cubaseSX... with sending a midiclock. I've got 252 and 0 with start, 242 and 2 with stop, 248 and 0 along the sequence. 242 and 2 comes when I move the cubase's cursor position The second outlet seems to be related to midi port.
with sending a timecode: I've got 240 and 2 when I move the cubase's position' cursor, 241 and 2 when sequence is started
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De: patco Date: 2006/09/25 lun. PM 12:25:44 GMT-04:00 Ã: pd-list@iem.at Objet: RE: [PD] midi synch strategy
Hello, at least we can use [midirealtimein] for receiving midi clock messages, from any host with using virtual midi into pure data even under windows. The first outlet outputs the midiclock message (250, 248, 252), and the second one outputs the beat value.
That's weird, for me both outputs are always 0 on winXP pd-0.39-2.
[248( | [midiout] ... MIDI cable ... [midirealtimein] | | [0\ [0\
[midiout] doesn't work indeed with both winXP and linux using pd-0.39-2
It works for me on winXP.
Martin
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Maybe a stupid question, but where did [midirealtimein] come from? I never even heard of it before.
Not to mention, the help files for MIDI stuff are all broken in my PD anyway, on windows, so I didn't know about using [midiout] in the way mentioned above, either. But I will certainly try it and report back how it works.
~David
On 9/25/06, patco megalegoland@yahoo.fr wrote:
Oh! how did you try [midirealtimein]? from ableton live and using midiyoke or mappledriver I get the midi clock numbers and even the pattern's beat numbers, let me try with cubaseSX... with sending a midiclock. I've got 252 and 0 with start, 242 and 2 with stop, 248 and 0 along the sequence. 242 and 2 comes when I move the cubase's cursor position The second outlet seems to be related to midi port.
with sending a timecode: I've got 240 and 2 when I move the cubase's position' cursor, 241 and 2 when sequence is started
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De: patco
Date: 2006/09/25 lun. PM 12:25:44 GMT-04:00 À: pd-list@iem.at Objet: RE: [PD] midi synch strategy
Hello, at least we can use [midirealtimein] for receiving midi clock
messages,
from any host with using virtual midi into pure data even under windows. The first outlet outputs the midiclock message (250, 248, 252), and the second one outputs the beat value.
That's weird, for me both outputs are always 0 on winXP pd-0.39-2.
[248( | [midiout] ... MIDI cable ... [midirealtimein] | | [0\ [0\
[midiout] doesn't work indeed with both winXP and linux using pd-0.39-2
It works for me on winXP.
Martin
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Has anybody successfully used MidiBt for Palm and been able to get the XY values into PD?
The xy values are shown in the log window of the MidiBt server program, but can't seem to figure out what to use to receive them into PD.
Other than that, it's a fun program to integrate with PD and a palm.
Thanks. ______________________ James Haliburton james.haliburton@gmail.com
[midiout] doesn't work indeed with both winXP and linux using pd-0.39-2
It works for me on winXP.
Martin
Apparently [midiout] doesn't work in winXP for you too, because [midirealtimein] doesn't receive anything, while it receive something when a MTC of midiclock is sent from another source.
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