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IOhannes m zmölnig a écrit :
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Raphael Raccuia wrote:
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<pre wrap="">rectification: problem occurs also when DSP is off...
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<pre wrap="">i noticed something like that very recently as well.
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[ot] you have a weird mailer; indentation of quotes seems to be totally
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??? it's thunderbird and seems to work fine
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<pre wrap="">that was definitely meant as a feature.
since i noticed pretty soon that it can be avoiding as well (esp. when
autoconnecting to the MIDI-thru)
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<pre wrap="">yes, especially midi-thru. I've just read the thread about autoconnect...
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the problem is simple:
the default for dummy users should make all their midi gear appear on
[midiin] and friends. so we want some way of autoconnection.
when doing autoconnection we have zero possibilities to find out which
device is useful and which is not; MIDI-thru makes most problems and you
cannot reliably detect it (the name is arbitrary; the port is arbitrary
as well); i have no idea why MIDI-thru is still so omnipreset: with
alsa-seq you don't need it at all.
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ok<br>
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<pre wrap="">, there is also a workaround: if you
tell Pd to create to alsaseq ports (even if you only use one of them),
it will not try to autoconnect.
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<pre wrap="">How can I do that? searched on the web, but nothing...
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try this:
$ pd -help 2>&1 | grep -i midi
and _later_ this:
$ pd -alsamidi -mididev 1,1
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-alsamidi was already in my pd launcher, so I added -mididev 1,1 (and
then in .pdsettings):<br>
works great, I have now two midi clients in alsa-tab (ch 1-16 &
17-32) and no graph connection change<br>
I still don't understand what 1,1 means.<br>
Thank's for your help!<br>
cheers<br>
r
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fgsadr
IOhannes
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