Hi list!
On Silicon Graphics computers you can record directly from pd to the little sound designer program, without problems.
Is there a way in windows to create direct access from pd to say Pro Tools or Wavelab or a midisequenser? Should this be by creating several audio and MIDI inputs and outputs, and how would you do this?
Greetings from Jørgen
This has a lot to do with the indivdual sound card implementation. I know that the Ensoniq AudioPCI and the SBLive can both choose their master output as a recording input. THen it's just up to the windows driver to let you have one program accessing the card for input while another accesses it for output (I don't know if it will let you, I use linux).
The problem is getting the sound out of protools again (since the card is being used for output already by PD). If all you want to do is record PD's output, then you could just try using writesf~ (or sfwrite~ from ggee).
pix.
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, [iso-8859-1] J�rgen Mortensen wrote:
Hi list!
On Silicon Graphics computers you can record directly from pd to the little sound designer program, without problems.
Is there a way in windows to create direct access from pd to say Pro Tools or Wavelab or a midisequenser? Should this be by creating several audio and MIDI inputs and outputs, and how would you do this?
Greetings from J�rgen
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-----Message d'origine----- De : Jørgen Mortensen [mailto:joergen@po.ia.dk] Envoyé : lundi 19 février 2001 02:59 À : pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Objet : Windows routing
Hi list!
On Silicon Graphics computers you can record directly from pd to the little sound designer program, without problems.
Is there a way in windows to create direct access from pd to say Pro Tools or Wavelab or a midisequenser? Should this be by creating several audio and MIDI inputs and outputs, and how would you do this?
Greetings from Jørgen
alo.
i try to use comport on a w2k-pc. it basically works, but when i get to send numbers higher than 128 the serial device on the other hand doesn't react as it is supposed to.
when i watched the output of comport via a conzole on another pc it didn't show me the correct characters according to the extended ASCII-Table
at http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/papers/ascii.html i saw that there are two different extended ascii-sets. so maybe [comport] sends the wrong set for me. .. i am not into c++ but in delphi there a functions: CharToOEM() and OEMToChar which convert between the OEM and the ANSI table. could that be a solution?
in comport.c i found the following at line 723:
static void comport_float(t_comport *x,t_float f) { unsigned char chr = ((int) f) & 0xFF; /* brutal conv */
if (write_serial(x,chr) != 1) { post("Write error, maybe TX-OVERRUNS on serial line"); } }
i guess that's where one should do the conversion... if so...could someone do..and recompile? ahm.
or any other suggestions...
pd: ascii. joreg: gesundheit.
Hi!
To pass MIDI from one application to another on WinNT there is a program called 'MIDI Yoke NT Driver' available on the web (sorry, don't know where, if you can't manage to find it I could send it to you as an attachement, so just let me know). There should be a Win98 version as well. The program is used like 'normal' MIDI input and output devices, so it can be used to send MIDI from / to any programm you want.
Olaf
Jørgen Mortensen schrieb:
Hi list! On Silicon Graphics computers you can record directly from pd to the little sound designer program, without problems. Is there a way in windows to create direct access from pd to say Pro Tools or Wavelab or a midisequenser? Should this be by creating several audio and MIDI inputs and outputs, and how would you do this? Greetings from Jørgen
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