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Hey, thanks guys!
Yeah, it's a cable. I'll be testing an interface in a few weeks, so I guess we'll see if this solves anything. I was thinking about an M-Audio cable as an alternative but it seems like this wouldn't solve much.
@goonzy: I'll test those options right now. Also, I'm really liking that Atari ST mix. Nice work.
Rhythmically? No.
I see a lot of jumping around, air fists and hair-playing with the occasional button strike.
So I've always been one to sync my sequencer directly to gear, but lately I've been toying with the idea of syncing the sequencer to emulated gear/renoise via midi-to-usb. Well, I'm running VIsta (and XP on a separate PC) and I'm getting a lot of what I think is referred to as "jitter." Basically when using the sequencer with a synth or drum machine the timing is rock-solid. If I use the sequencer to trigger Renoise or WinUAE (or anything else for that matter) notes are skipped/or sped up. In short, the timing is never consistent. It doesn't seem as though it's a setting within Renoise or WinUAE because when I open a program such as Illustrator the timing will get worse, almost like I no longer have sufficient memory. This is certainly not the case.
I just did a whole afternoon's worth of reading on the subject and I basically got nowhere (short of "Windows sucks"). At first I thought it was the cable I was using but it's starting to seem more like a common problem with Windows based machines as the cables work fine on the Macbook. Might it have something to do with emulated ports? Has anyone else encountered this issue?
I swear I will buy drinks for the person that can help me solve this problem.
@godinpants: Don't look back. This is perfect.
@thread: Do whales sing? NO.
Take a chance! It's free!
Yes! Overthruster.
Always a good time.
*PLUG*
The new Hexadeci 7":
http://www.radiograffiti.org/hexadeci-alone-in-the-dark
download for free here and get the Amiga files for remixing:
http://radiograffiti.bandcamp.com
*PLUG*
Nevermind, I see that it was posted in February under the collaborations section.
Why would you post this 13 hours before the deadline?
Simple enough. My mouse just stopped working and I believe I gave my spare away a few years ago. The prices on ebay are outrageous. Amibay is next.
If you have one, please hit me up.
Fuck those new prices. They lost me as a long-time attendee last year, and it looks like it will be more of the same this year.
Ok. I don't remember writing that post above. AT ALL. +1 for extra pale ale.
I'll leave that post intact to remind myself on why I need to stay the fuck away from the internet when I'm drunk. Of course it's the Australian flag.
I can't help but feel that your ascii art is a calling..we have a sculpture of the sunburst in the lower right-hand corner of your e-flier.
Christ, I really wish I lived in Australia right about now. Sans spiders of course. I'm drunk.
The RG think-tank is kicking around a very simple project and wondering if it's bad form to exclude MIDI thru.
Your thoughts?
ChipMusic.org / Forums / Posts by RG
