Would I be correct in assuming that the pi is the best platform for MIDI piggy now?
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turboninja wrote:
<yes, I tried with behringer uca202 it worked perfect with pi2. No more with piggy on pi 3.
Someone should try building it natively on a pi, I think there is a make file in the repro.
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windows seems to handle midi fine as well, though some people have reported some latency issues but that would likely vary a lot based on your setup
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e.s.c. wrote:
windows seems to handle midi fine as well, though some people have reported some latency issues but that would likely vary a lot based on your setup
The problem has always been audio and midi sync, if you want to do midi only its fine imo.
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i've only tested it using my mackie onyx 1220i as my soundcard and didn't have any trouble with that but most people don't use firewire
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e.s.c. wrote:
i've only tested it using my mackie onyx 1220i as my soundcard and didn't have any trouble with that but most people don't use firewire
Oh thats interesting! I have a firewire card too I should give it a shot...
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e.s.c. wrote:
i've only tested it using my mackie onyx 1220i as my soundcard and didn't have any trouble with that but most people don't use firewire
Oh thats interesting! I have a firewire card too I should give it a shot...
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herr_prof wrote:
e.s.c. wrote:windows seems to handle midi fine as well, though some people have reported some latency issues but that would likely vary a lot based on your setup
The problem has always been audio and midi sync, if you want to do midi only its fine imo.
I've never been able to get a consistent clock sync out from windows piggy. And the Pigfather confirms this:
http://chipmusic.org/forums/post/183575/#p183575
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Interesting. I would've figured that the desktop versions would have been the most stable. Raspberry it is!
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from my experience, all piggy midi platforms have a slight drift in their clock signal (except possibly osx, only because i havent tested it).. it's not enough to really sound wrong, but 1-3 bpm up and down changing very quickly.. seems to average out correctly over each phrase.. i only notice it because the edirol v4 has the bpm in nice big bright numbers
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Future double post
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Mmmm vj porn. I wish I had one of those
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turboninja wrote:
Hello , someone has managed to run lgpt on a raspberry pi 3 ? I've got a crapy glitchy slowly sound.
Hey turboninja. I'm having this exact issue and have been trying to crack it in my free time but keep finding that I'm missing a piece. I've sort of resolved that the key is to either swap the Pi 3 for a Pi 2 or install Wheezy on the Pi 3, which has proven much more difficult than I anticipated. Or if some smart person comes in a ports it to Jessie, but that might lead to other problems since I haven't been able to get my interfaces working in Jessie anyway.
I have found this image that claims to boot up wheezy on your Pi 3, but I just get the rainbow screen: https://sourceforge.net/projects/raspbian-wheezy-pi/
I've also found this thread, which has a technique that claims to work and has confirmations from a couple of users. I look at it and scratch my head though because I am a new user and don't know anything hahahaa.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/view … p;start=25
I get lost at steps 4 and 5, what easily looks to be the most important step. I think I might just see if my friend wants to swap his 2 for my 3.
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how do i atually run the rpi lgpt executable? //n0ob
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@cartoonbomb don't try too hard on this tutorial. You will end up with problem in the future : the package manager will be a mess...
This thing should work, but you will be better with a non hacky system.