A 2009/12/26, às 18:55, nescivi escreveu: Hiho,
Ubuntu in itself is not aimed at professional and/or creative audio work, and
focuses on the average user desktop experience, where people want to watch a
movie, play some music files, write a letter in a text editor, keep check of
their finances in a spreadsheet, and so on.
That is why there are a bunch of distros focusing on audio stuff, that attempt
to make linux easy to use for creators of audio, rather than consumers.
In these distros, jack is usually configured to work out of the box for the
default user.
I considered using pure:dyne, but I needed to make the usb key persistent and I did it via a windows app that does that from http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ since I didn’t have a linux distro to start from, and no cd/dvd recorder, just a mac and a pen and a windows laptop. The latest version of it , carrot and coriander is based on ubuntu, I just don’t know on which version (i need to know that, different app for each version). Since jacktrip doesn’t compile on ubuntu 9.10 I need to use a pure:dyne based on ubuntu 9.04.
After all the trouble
sc wouldn’t even compile the class library because of class
conflicts I had to delete files by hand. Clearly not a process for
human being yet. In contrast installing supercollider itself was
quite easy using the packages prebuilt using apt-get.
For these conflicts, we'd need to know which version you used of
both the
ubuntu packages (they should have a date) and which version of the
sc3-
plugins.
If these are out of sync with each other, there may be conflicts
indeed.
The Scale class perhaps?
I used the packages from:
https://launchpad.net/~supercollider/+archive/ppa
and the sc3-plugins source from sourcefourge main link. I don’t have
the laptop here, but I think it was this one:
sc3-plugins-src-2008-08-20.tgz
More than a year old! I guess we should update these source packages... with something current. I guess we missed that with the 3.3.1 release.
yup... btw, the sc3-plugins in Dan’s ppa was amd64 only that’s why I couldn’t
install it, I think. Dan, maybe you could package a 32bit one ?
https://launchpad.net/~danstowell/+archive/ppa/+packages
Publishing details
Published on 2009-09-23
Changelog
sc3plugins (0~svn388-0ubuntu8~intrepid1) intrepid; urgency=low
* updated svn
* tweaked puredyne deb patches for ubuntu
-- Dan Stowell <email address hidden> Sun, 20 Sep 2009 12:06:48
+0100
Available diffs
0~svn388-0ubuntu7~intrepid1 to 0~svn388-0ubuntu8~intrepid1 (430 bytes)
Builds
amd64
i386
lpia
i386 points to a 32-bit version?
the i386 has a stop button in front, so it means no i386 I think . In any case I got supercollider to run and to send audio over a lan
to my other laptop using jacktrip(s) (installing jacktrip was
another adventure... didn’t work in ubuntu 9.10, did work quite
easily in 9.04).
instead of jacktrip, you may also be interested in using netjack,
which is a
default jack backend option since a while.
I don’t think netjack works in osx, does it ? I need linux-> osx
communication. Btw, jacktrip worked very well.
I have no idea if it works on the OSX version of jack. Probably mentioned on JACK's website?
I think it doesn’t work. It was there some years ago, then removed due to bugs and never included back as far as I can tell:
"April 13, 2006 - Released updated version 0.73, now Universal Binary, to allow running on either PowerPC or Intel architectures. Removed NetJack component until bugs fixed. Also removed legacy Port Audio driver. Updated to latest Jack server versi”
You may also want to ensure that you use jackdmp, and not jackd, so that jack can actually use the different CPU's. Otherwise your multiple scsynths will still be on the same cpu core.
Ah, that explains it then because I think It was using jackd. How do I make qtl jack use jackdmp ?
thanks for the help Miguel Negrão |