[PD] MIDI on Win XP
Patrice Colet
pat at mamalala.org
Fri Jan 4 18:16:15 CET 2008
Hello,
Anton Hörnquist a écrit :
> with Pd (Win XP) but I'm running into problems. When I move a knob on
> the midi controller there is a delay of at least one second until the
> controller data show up in the Pd window (I simply output controllers
> using the [ctlin] object). This delay makes it pretty much unusable. I
did you try MIDI controllers with another software?
> tried different command line arguments to find something that could
> speed things up and I managed to get quick midi input through the
> [ctlin] object, if I used -noaudio. But I'd like to use the audio
> system, so that's not really an option for me. Is MIDI on Win XP Pd
> really this bad? There is a warning message showing up in the Pd window
> when using MIDI on windows.
What is this error message?
MIDI on XP is bad indeed, and I have to run my midi application under
linux to get a latency lower than human sound perception, without
artefacts, and with a cheap soundcard.
If you know a bit about development you might be interested about this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/archive/default.asp?url=/archive/en-us/dnargame/html/msdn_mlatency.asp
Anyway, I suggest to have a deep look into your computer configuration,
you might have a problem with the system.
>
> A solution would be to convert the MIDI to OSC in some other program and
> send it to Pd, but of course I prefer to just use the [ctlin] object in
> Pd, if possible. I also run Pd on Linux but unfortunately my soundcard
> (M-Audio Firewire 410) has no driver for Linux.
Indeed I use OSCx for a lower latency, but almost all paywares doesn't
use this communication protocol. They are almost all stupidly stucked on
the old MIDI.
> Cheers,
> Anton
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