[PlanetCCRMA] Re: hitmuri
Nicholas Manojlovic
nicholasmanojlovic@gmail.com
Tue Jul 17 20:27:02 2007
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"No supported SIMD instruction sets detected"
I imagine this has to do with what kind of processor/kernel combination
you're running. I've got an Intel P4 from about two years ago and I get
'SSE2 Instructions found'. I imagine its probably not a big deal in terms of
performance, but you never know.
Well, thanks to Hitmuri's advice earlier on, I managed to get everything
started and running okay. I was unable to get Seq24 as my time control
master, so used Ardour instead.
Anyone know of a lightweight master that will control the tempo and jack?
Maybe I'll ask the qjackctl folks if they want to include this as a feature.
I was still unable to do anything usable with tranches or tapeutape, but I
didn't venture into the XML file.
As an aside, anyone know how one would use a beat slicer and sampler in a
live rig? Some people just make it look so easy, but I can't get my head
around how to do it at speed and keeping time.
Anyone know of any other cool tools in a live looping setup? I am working
with a Win32 guy who has Ableton, so I know I can midi-sync that. I'd just
rather convert him to linux..
Cheers all
Niko
On 7/18/07, Nigel Henry <cave.dnb@tiscali.fr> wrote:
>
> On Tuesday 17 July 2007 10:30, hitmuri@no-log.org wrote:
> > > Nigel Henry wrote:
> > >> On Monday 16 July 2007 22:25, Randy Winchester wrote:
> > >>>> Well I was only trying to give a bit of help to the OP that wanted
> to
> > >>>> install Tapeutape, and havn't experienced Lash before, but anyway,
>
> > >>>> Looking though directly in the /etc/hosts file I see this.
> > >>>>
> > >>>> # Do not remove the following line, or various programs
> > >>>> # that require network functionality will fail.
> > >>>> 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
> > >>>>
> > >>>> ::1 localhost6.localdomain6 localhost6
> > >>>>
> > >>>> So that appears ok.
> > >>>>
> > >>>> Nigel.
> > >>>
> > >>> Nigel,
> > >>>
> > >>> I seem to recall that it's the IPv6 line in /etc/hosts that causes
> > >>> confusion with lash. You might try commenting out the line
> > >>>
> > >>> ::1 localhost6.localdomain6 localhost6
> > >>>
> > >>> and rebooting.
> > >>
> > >> Yes. I was a bit suspicious about that line myself. At the the moment
> > >> I'm
> > >> booted up into FC5 on the same machine, and am downloading the deps
> for
> > >> Tapeutape. Saying this, they're done, and installing, but I'll forego
> > >> building Tapeutape on FC5, and reboot F7, and comment out that line.
> > >>
> > >> Lets see how it goes.
> > >>
> > >> Nigel.
>
> > > well,
> > >
> > > managed to make those changes to etc/hosts and etc/services and I am
> no
> > > longer getting any error messages. Tranches and Tapeutape both load
> > > okay, but neither seem to be connecting to jack, or at least, qjackctl
> > > with any i/o options.
> > >
> > > Will investigate further. i imagine I will need to get my feet wet in
> > > lash before it gets any useful.
>
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > sorry i wasn't there this week-end.
> > Glad you found the solution for the LASH problem.
> >
> > For the jack problem, did you open a file ? Without any file opened,
> both
> > tranches and tapeutape don't create any audio ports, because you can
> > define the number of IO ports in the .tra and .tap files. Try with the
> > command : "tapeutape example.tap" or "Open file" from the menu.
> >
> > Look in the example files for more explanations. I know that xml files
> are
> > not exactly "user-friendly" and that's why the upcoming versions will
> have
> > gui's to tweak the options and create the instruments.
> > New versions (more features and a lot of bug fixes ) should be released
> > in september.
> >
> > Hope this helps ;)
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Florent
>
> I havn't played with Lash before, and didn't realise that you had to start
> the
> lash daemon with "lashd" before you launched Tapeutape. Anyway this is
> what I
> get now when running lashd.
>
> $ lashd
> JACK tmpdir identified as [/dev/shm]
> No supported SIMD instruction sets detected
> Connected to JACK server with client name 'LASH_Server'
> Opened ALSA sequencer with client ID 129
> Listening for connections
>
> Then I launch Tapeutape (GUI) from the desktop launcher, and this output
> is
> added.
>
> Created project project-1 in directory
> /home/djmons/audio-projects/project-1
> Added client 1a905438-814c-4a6a-b203-5662f7c25dca of class Tapeutape to
> project project-1
> Client 1a905438-814c-4a6a-b203-5662f7c25dca set its name to 'Tapeutape'
>
> Now, using the menu, I navigate to example.tap, and get the following
> output.
>
> Well. No more output showing in Konsole, but Messages on the GUI says.
>
> Loading /home/djmons/Downloads/Tapeutape/tapeutape-0.0.5/example.tap
> Loading Samples
> Problem loading sample ./son1.flac
>
> The GUI shows a split screen with setup1, and setup2. Setup1 shows kit1,
> and
> setup2 shows kit2, with kit1 below it.
>
> Looking in Qjackctl's "Connect" there is nothing showing.
>
> I only got into this to help the OP out with a guide to installing
> Tapeutape,
> but am now feeling involved in seeing it working.
>
> A question:
>
> What does this line mean when I started lashd?
> No supported SIMD instruction sets detected
>
> Nigel.
>
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<span class="q">"No supported SIMD instruction sets detected"<br><br></span>I
imagine this has to do with what kind of processor/kernel combination
you're running. I've got an Intel P4 from about two years ago and I get
'SSE2 Instructions found'. I imagine its probably not a big deal in
terms of performance, but you never know.
<br><br>Well, thanks to Hitmuri's advice earlier on, I managed to get
everything started and running okay. I was unable to get Seq24 as my
time control master, so used Ardour instead.<br>Anyone know of a
lightweight master that will control the tempo and jack? Maybe I'll ask
the qjackctl folks if they want to include this as a feature.
<br><br>I was still unable to do anything usable with tranches or tapeutape, but I didn't venture into the XML file. <br><br>As
an aside, anyone know how one would use a beat slicer and sampler in a
live rig? Some people just make it look so easy, but I can't get my
head around how to do it at speed and keeping time. <br><br>Anyone know of any other cool tools in a live looping setup?
I am working with a Win32 guy who has Ableton, so I know I can
midi-sync that. I'd just rather convert him to linux..<br><br>Cheers all<br>Niko<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 7/18/07, <b class="gmail_sendername">Nigel Henry</b> <<a href="mailto:cave.dnb@tiscali.fr">
cave.dnb@tiscali.fr</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">On Tuesday 17 July 2007 10:30, <a href="mailto:hitmuri@no-log.org">
hitmuri@no-log.org</a> wrote:<br>> > Nigel Henry wrote:<br>> >> On Monday 16 July 2007 22:25, Randy Winchester wrote:<br>> >>>> Well I was only trying to give a bit of help to the OP that wanted to
<br>> >>>> install Tapeutape, and havn't experienced Lash before, but anyway,<br><br>> >>>> Looking though directly in the /etc/hosts file I see this.<br>> >>>><br>> >>>> # Do not remove the following line, or various programs
<br>> >>>> # that require network functionality will fail.<br>> >>>> <a href="http://127.0.0.1">127.0.0.1</a> localhost.localdomain localhost<br>> >>>><br>> >>>> ::1
localhost6.localdomain6 localhost6<br>> >>>><br>> >>>> So that appears ok.<br>> >>>><br>> >>>> Nigel.<br>> >>><br>> >>> Nigel,<br>> >>>
<br>> >>> I seem to recall that it's the IPv6 line in /etc/hosts that causes<br>> >>> confusion with lash. You might try commenting out the line<br>> >>><br>> >>> ::1
localhost6.localdomain6 localhost6<br>> >>><br>> >>> and rebooting.<br>> >><br>> >> Yes. I was a bit suspicious about that line myself. At the the moment<br>> >> I'm
<br>> >> booted up into FC5 on the same machine, and am downloading the deps for<br>> >> Tapeutape. Saying this, they're done, and installing, but I'll forego<br>> >> building Tapeutape on FC5, and reboot F7, and comment out that line.
<br>> >><br>> >> Lets see how it goes.<br>> >><br>> >> Nigel.<br><br>> > well,<br>> ><br>> > managed to make those changes to etc/hosts and etc/services and I am no<br>
> > longer getting any error messages. Tranches and Tapeutape both load<br>> > okay, but neither seem to be connecting to jack, or at least, qjackctl<br>> > with any i/o options.<br>> ><br>> > Will investigate further. i imagine I will need to get my feet wet in
<br>> > lash before it gets any useful.<br><br>> Hi everyone,<br>><br>> sorry i wasn't there this week-end.<br>> Glad you found the solution for the LASH problem.<br>><br>> For the jack problem, did you open a file ? Without any file opened, both
<br>> tranches and tapeutape don't create any audio ports, because you can<br>> define the number of IO ports in the .tra and .tap files. Try with the<br>> command : "tapeutape example.tap" or "Open file" from the menu.
<br>><br>> Look in the example files for more explanations. I know that xml files are<br>> not exactly "user-friendly" and that's why the upcoming versions will have<br>> gui's to tweak the options and create the instruments.
<br>> New versions (more features and a lot of bug fixes ) should be released<br>> in september.<br>><br>> Hope this helps ;)<br>><br>> Regards<br>><br>> Florent<br><br>I havn't played with Lash before, and didn't realise that you had to start the
<br>lash daemon with "lashd" before you launched Tapeutape. Anyway this is what I<br>get now when running lashd.<br><br>$ lashd<br>JACK tmpdir identified as [/dev/shm]<br>No supported SIMD instruction sets detected
<br>Connected to JACK server with client name 'LASH_Server'<br>Opened ALSA sequencer with client ID 129<br>Listening for connections<br><br>Then I launch Tapeutape (GUI) from the desktop launcher, and this output is
<br>added.<br><br>Created project project-1 in directory /home/djmons/audio-projects/project-1<br>Added client 1a905438-814c-4a6a-b203-5662f7c25dca of class Tapeutape to<br>project project-1<br>Client 1a905438-814c-4a6a-b203-5662f7c25dca set its name to 'Tapeutape'
<br><br>Now, using the menu, I navigate to example.tap, and get the following output.<br><br>Well. No more output showing in Konsole, but Messages on the GUI says.<br><br>Loading /home/djmons/Downloads/Tapeutape/tapeutape-
0.0.5/example.tap<br>Loading Samples<br>Problem loading sample ./son1.flac<br><br>The GUI shows a split screen with setup1, and setup2. Setup1 shows kit1, and<br>setup2 shows kit2, with kit1 below it.<br><br>Looking in Qjackctl's "Connect" there is nothing showing.
<br><br>I only got into this to help the OP out with a guide to installing Tapeutape,<br>but am now feeling involved in seeing it working.<br><br>A question:<br><br>What does this line mean when I started lashd?<br>No supported SIMD instruction sets detected
<br><br>Nigel.<br><br>_______________________________________________<br>PlanetCCRMA mailing list<br><a href="mailto:PlanetCCRMA@ccrma.stanford.edu">PlanetCCRMA@ccrma.stanford.edu</a><br><a href="http://ccrma-mail.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/planetccrma">
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