hi list!
is it true that i have to write "pd -asio" in the command line in order to load pd with asio drivers? because when i do it like this pd shows me an explanation of the usage of flags and closes the command window again. if i dont use the asio flag i have a audio latency up to 0.4 seconds.
i'm working on windows xp an a soundblaster audiogy. are there any other ways to reduce the latency so i can make "real realtime audio analyses"?
best, emanuel
in my pd.bat file that i run pd from i launch pd like this:
c:\pd\bin\pd.exe -midiindev 1 -asio -audiodev 2
to find out what your device number is, run "pd -listdev" and see which number you want...
good luck
-josh
.:nRSz:. wrote:
hi list!
is it true that i have to write "pd -asio" in the command line in order to load pd with asio drivers? because when i do it like this pd shows me an explanation of the usage of flags and closes the command window again. if i dont use the asio flag i have a audio latency up to 0.4 seconds.
i'm working on windows xp an a soundblaster audiogy. are there any other ways to reduce the latency so i can make "real realtime audio analyses"?
best, emanuel
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Josh Steiner wrote:
in my pd.bat file that i run pd from i launch pd like this:
c:\pd\bin\pd.exe -midiindev 1 -asio -audiodev 2
that's the problem! if i try to launch pd like this, the command windows emerges for a fraction of a second, shows the usage of the flags (wich usually means that the flags are set wrong), and then it dissapears again without launching pd. every other flag like -nomidiout or -midiindev 1 or -soundoutdev 2 is working fine, only -asio reacts like this.
any more suggestions?
to find out what your device number is, run "pd -listdev" and see which number you want...
good luck
-josh
.:nRSz:. wrote:
hi list!
is it true that i have to write "pd -asio" in the command line in order to load pd with asio drivers? because when i do it like this pd shows me an explanation of the usage of flags and closes the command window again. if i dont use the asio flag i have a audio latency up to 0.4 seconds.
i'm working on windows xp an a soundblaster audiogy. are there any other ways to reduce the latency so i can make "real realtime audio analyses"?
best, emanuel
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can you cut'n'paste the actual command you are executing and the output of "pd -listdev" for us?
.:nRSz:. wrote:
Josh Steiner wrote:
in my pd.bat file that i run pd from i launch pd like this:
c:\pd\bin\pd.exe -midiindev 1 -asio -audiodev 2
that's the problem! if i try to launch pd like this, the command windows emerges for a fraction of a second, shows the usage of the flags (wich usually means that the flags are set wrong), and then it dissapears again without launching pd. every other flag like -nomidiout or -midiindev 1 or -soundoutdev 2 is working fine, only -asio reacts like this.
any more suggestions?
to find out what your device number is, run "pd -listdev" and see which number you want...
good luck
-josh
.:nRSz:. wrote:
hi list!
is it true that i have to write "pd -asio" in the command line in order to load pd with asio drivers? because when i do it like this pd shows me an explanation of the usage of flags and closes the command window again. if i dont use the asio flag i have a audio latency up to 0.4 seconds.
i'm working on windows xp an a soundblaster audiogy. are there any other ways to reduce the latency so i can make "real realtime audio analyses"?
best, emanuel
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sure
the execute command is:
D:\pd\bin\pd.exe -midiindev 2 -soundindev 1 -soundoutdev 2 -nomidiout -listdev -lib /pd/extra/OSC -lib iemlib1 -lib iemlib2 -lib iem_mp3 -path d:\pd\iemlib\abs -open f:\pd_filez\mobile_ekh\init.pd -open f:\pd_filez\mobile_ekh\rocknroller2.pd
listdev is:
MIDI input device#1: SB Audiogy Port [D400] MIDI input device#2: USB-Audiogerät MIDI output device#1: USB-Audiogerät MIDI output device#2: SB Audiogy Sw Synth [D400] MIDI output device#3: SB Audiogy Synth A [D400] MIDI output device#4: SB Audiogy Synth B [D400] MIDI output device#5: SB Audiogy MIDI Port A [D400] MIDI output device#6: Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth audio input device #1:SB Audiogy Audio [D400] audio input device #2:Avance AC'97 Audio audio output device #1:SB Audiogy Audio [D400] audio output device #2:Avance AC'97 Audio
Josh Steiner wrote:
can you cut'n'paste the actual command you are executing and the output of "pd -listdev" for us?
.:nRSz:. wrote:
Josh Steiner wrote:
in my pd.bat file that i run pd from i launch pd like this:
c:\pd\bin\pd.exe -midiindev 1 -asio -audiodev 2
that's the problem! if i try to launch pd like this, the command windows emerges for a fraction of a second, shows the usage of the flags (wich usually means that the flags are set wrong), and then it dissapears again without launching pd. every other flag like -nomidiout or -midiindev 1 or -soundoutdev 2 is working fine, only -asio reacts like this.
any more suggestions?
to find out what your device number is, run "pd -listdev" and see which number you want...
good luck
-josh
.:nRSz:. wrote:
hi list!
is it true that i have to write "pd -asio" in the command line in order to load pd with asio drivers? because when i do it like this pd shows me an explanation of the usage of flags and closes the command window again. if i dont use the asio flag i have a audio latency up to 0.4 seconds.
i'm working on windows xp an a soundblaster audiogy. are there any other ways to reduce the latency so i can make "real realtime audio analyses"?
best, emanuel
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sorry, i meant to say use "pd -asio -listdev" ... another thought, do you actually have ASIO drivers installed for your Audigy? i dont know if those come standard with your card.
here is my output for comparison:
C:\pd\bin>pd -asio -listdev MIDI input device #1: In USB Audio Quattro MIDI input device #2: MIDI Yoke NT: 1 MIDI input device #3: MIDI Yoke NT: 2 MIDI input device #4: MIDI Yoke NT: 3 MIDI input device #5: MIDI Yoke NT: 4 MIDI input device #6: MIDI Yoke NT: 5 MIDI input device #7: MIDI Yoke NT: 6 MIDI input device #8: MIDI Yoke NT: 7 MIDI input device #9: MIDI Yoke NT: 8 MIDI input device #10: MPU-401 MIDI output device #1: Out USB Audio Quattro MIDI output device #2: MIDI Yoke NT: 1 MIDI output device #3: MIDI Yoke NT: 2 MIDI output device #4: MIDI Yoke NT: 3 MIDI output device #5: MIDI Yoke NT: 4 MIDI output device #6: MIDI Yoke NT: 5 MIDI output device #7: MIDI Yoke NT: 6 MIDI output device #8: MIDI Yoke NT: 7 MIDI output device #9: MIDI Yoke NT: 8 MIDI output device #10: MPU-401 MIDI output device #11: Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth Number of devices = 3 ---------------------------------------------- #1 DefaultInput DefaultOutput Name = ASIO DirectX Full Duplex Driver Max Inputs = 2, Max Outputs = 2 Sample Rates = 11025.00, 22050.00, 32000.00, 44100.00, 48000.00, Native Sample Formats = paInt16, ---------------------------------------------- #2 Name = ASIO Multimedia Driver Max Inputs = 2, Max Outputs = 2 Sample Rates = 11025.00, 22050.00, 32000.00, 44100.00, 48000.00, 88200.00, 96000 .00, Native Sample Formats = paInt16, ---------------------------------------------- #3 Name = M Audio USB ASIO Max Inputs = 4, Max Outputs = 4 Sample Rates = 11025.00, 22050.00, 44100.00, 48000.00, Native Sample Formats = paInt16,
not using MIDI input (use 'pd -midiindev 1' to override) using default input device number: 0 using default output device number: 0 nchan 2, flags 3, bufs 4, framesperbuf 256 C:/pd
.:nRSz:. wrote:
sure
the execute command is:
D:\pd\bin\pd.exe -midiindev 2 -soundindev 1 -soundoutdev 2 -nomidiout -listdev -lib /pd/extra/OSC -lib iemlib1 -lib iemlib2 -lib iem_mp3 -path d:\pd\iemlib\abs -open f:\pd_filez\mobile_ekh\init.pd -open f:\pd_filez\mobile_ekh\rocknroller2.pd
listdev is:
MIDI input device#1: SB Audiogy Port [D400] MIDI input device#2: USB-Audiogerät MIDI output device#1: USB-Audiogerät MIDI output device#2: SB Audiogy Sw Synth [D400] MIDI output device#3: SB Audiogy Synth A [D400] MIDI output device#4: SB Audiogy Synth B [D400] MIDI output device#5: SB Audiogy MIDI Port A [D400] MIDI output device#6: Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth audio input device #1:SB Audiogy Audio [D400] audio input device #2:Avance AC'97 Audio audio output device #1:SB Audiogy Audio [D400] audio output device #2:Avance AC'97 Audio
Josh Steiner wrote:
can you cut'n'paste the actual command you are executing and the output of "pd -listdev" for us?
.:nRSz:. wrote:
Josh Steiner wrote:
in my pd.bat file that i run pd from i launch pd like this:
c:\pd\bin\pd.exe -midiindev 1 -asio -audiodev 2
that's the problem! if i try to launch pd like this, the command windows emerges for a fraction of a second, shows the usage of the flags (wich usually means that the flags are set wrong), and then it dissapears again without launching pd. every other flag like -nomidiout or -midiindev 1 or -soundoutdev 2 is working fine, only -asio reacts like this.
any more suggestions?
to find out what your device number is, run "pd -listdev" and see which number you want...
good luck
-josh
.:nRSz:. wrote:
hi list!
is it true that i have to write "pd -asio" in the command line in order to load pd with asio drivers? because when i do it like this pd shows me an explanation of the usage of flags and closes the command window again. if i dont use the asio flag i have a audio latency up to 0.4 seconds.
i'm working on windows xp an a soundblaster audiogy. are there any other ways to reduce the latency so i can make "real realtime audio analyses"?
best, emanuel
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hi
i've installed the latest soundblaster driver for the soundblaster audigy but i'm not sure anymore that this driver includes asio driver. but i also could not find an extra asio driver for the card although i know it is "asio - able".
are there any experiences with pd & audigy & asio & winxp?
best, emanuel
Josh Steiner wrote:
sorry, i meant to say use "pd -asio -listdev" ... another thought, do you actually have ASIO drivers installed for your Audigy? i dont know if those come standard with your card.
here is my output for comparison:
C:\pd\bin>pd -asio -listdev MIDI input device #1: In USB Audio Quattro MIDI input device #2: MIDI Yoke NT: 1 MIDI input device #3: MIDI Yoke NT: 2 MIDI input device #4: MIDI Yoke NT: 3 MIDI input device #5: MIDI Yoke NT: 4 MIDI input device #6: MIDI Yoke NT: 5 MIDI input device #7: MIDI Yoke NT: 6 MIDI input device #8: MIDI Yoke NT: 7 MIDI input device #9: MIDI Yoke NT: 8 MIDI input device #10: MPU-401 MIDI output device #1: Out USB Audio Quattro MIDI output device #2: MIDI Yoke NT: 1 MIDI output device #3: MIDI Yoke NT: 2 MIDI output device #4: MIDI Yoke NT: 3 MIDI output device #5: MIDI Yoke NT: 4 MIDI output device #6: MIDI Yoke NT: 5 MIDI output device #7: MIDI Yoke NT: 6 MIDI output device #8: MIDI Yoke NT: 7 MIDI output device #9: MIDI Yoke NT: 8 MIDI output device #10: MPU-401 MIDI output device #11: Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth Number of devices = 3 ---------------------------------------------- #1 DefaultInput DefaultOutput Name = ASIO DirectX Full Duplex Driver Max Inputs = 2, Max Outputs = 2 Sample Rates = 11025.00, 22050.00, 32000.00, 44100.00, 48000.00, Native Sample Formats = paInt16, ---------------------------------------------- #2 Name = ASIO Multimedia Driver Max Inputs = 2, Max Outputs = 2 Sample Rates = 11025.00, 22050.00, 32000.00, 44100.00, 48000.00, 88200.00, 96000 .00, Native Sample Formats = paInt16, ---------------------------------------------- #3 Name = M Audio USB ASIO Max Inputs = 4, Max Outputs = 4 Sample Rates = 11025.00, 22050.00, 44100.00, 48000.00, Native Sample Formats = paInt16,
not using MIDI input (use 'pd -midiindev 1' to override) using default input device number: 0 using default output device number: 0 nchan 2, flags 3, bufs 4, framesperbuf 256 C:/pd
.:nRSz:. wrote:
sure
the execute command is:
D:\pd\bin\pd.exe -midiindev 2 -soundindev 1 -soundoutdev 2 -nomidiout -listdev -lib /pd/extra/OSC -lib iemlib1 -lib iemlib2 -lib iem_mp3 -path d:\pd\iemlib\abs -open f:\pd_filez\mobile_ekh\init.pd -open f:\pd_filez\mobile_ekh\rocknroller2.pd
listdev is:
MIDI input device#1: SB Audiogy Port [D400] MIDI input device#2: USB-Audiogerät MIDI output device#1: USB-Audiogerät MIDI output device#2: SB Audiogy Sw Synth [D400] MIDI output device#3: SB Audiogy Synth A [D400] MIDI output device#4: SB Audiogy Synth B [D400] MIDI output device#5: SB Audiogy MIDI Port A [D400] MIDI output device#6: Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth audio input device #1:SB Audiogy Audio [D400] audio input device #2:Avance AC'97 Audio audio output device #1:SB Audiogy Audio [D400] audio output device #2:Avance AC'97 Audio
Josh Steiner wrote:
can you cut'n'paste the actual command you are executing and the output of "pd -listdev" for us?
.:nRSz:. wrote:
Josh Steiner wrote:
in my pd.bat file that i run pd from i launch pd like this:
c:\pd\bin\pd.exe -midiindev 1 -asio -audiodev 2
that's the problem! if i try to launch pd like this, the command windows emerges for a fraction of a second, shows the usage of the flags (wich usually means that the flags are set wrong), and then it dissapears again without launching pd. every other flag like -nomidiout or -midiindev 1 or -soundoutdev 2 is working fine, only -asio reacts like this.
any more suggestions?
to find out what your device number is, run "pd -listdev" and see which number you want...
good luck
-josh
.:nRSz:. wrote:
hi list!
is it true that i have to write "pd -asio" in the command line in order to load pd with asio drivers? because when i do it like this pd shows me an explanation of the usage of flags and closes the command window again. if i dont use the asio flag i have a audio latency up to 0.4 seconds.
i'm working on windows xp an a soundblaster audiogy. are there any other ways to reduce the latency so i can make "real realtime audio analyses"?
best, emanuel
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i've installed the latest soundblaster driver for the soundblaster audigy but i'm not sure anymore that this driver includes asio driver. but i also could not find an extra asio driver for the card although i know it is "asio - able".
I have had some experience with SBLive! and the kX ASIO drivers. They seem to work ok. The kX drivers also work with the Audigy and will give you a total of 16 ins and 16 outs which are routable in a DSP patch window (... the card does not have 16/16 analog IOs ;-))
See www.kxproject.com for more info.
/Soeren
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