Sequencer >> euclidean
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Sequencer >> euclidean
...Euclidean rhythm generator in Flash. Polyrhythms generated by a mathematical algorithm...
http://www.hisschemoller.com/2011/eucli ... -patterns/
http://www.hisschemoller.com/2011/eucli ... -patterns/
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Re: Sequencer >> euclidean
I don't know how to connect this to a soft synth either
MIDI output options are MIDI hardware, gervill and "realtime midi sequencer". Is it possible to bridge the latter to an alsa MIDI or a jack MIDI port?
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MIDI output options are MIDI hardware, gervill and "realtime midi sequencer". Is it possible to bridge the latter to an alsa MIDI or a jack MIDI port?
Cheers, Pablo
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Re: Sequencer >> euclidean
yeah beatz.
i use it to trigger my hardware (drums).
no alsa/jack port @ the moment ... ask the devs or diy maybe ...
i use it to trigger my hardware (drums).
no alsa/jack port @ the moment ... ask the devs or diy maybe ...
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Re: Sequencer >> euclidean
you need virmidi (virtual midi device) to use it with jack (google is my friend ).
A simple will do the trick.
It is a kernel module not loaded by default.
I know there is some way to add it on boot so you don't have to run the command on each boot.
A simple
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sudo modprobe snd-virmidi
It is a kernel module not loaded by default.
I know there is some way to add it on boot so you don't have to run the command on each boot.
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Re: Sequencer >> euclidean
sudo modprobe snd-virmidi
Yes! Good tip, thanks!
The window opens but it is empty for ages, to the point that I was xkilling it with impatiente, but then it works!
Yes! Good tip, thanks!
The window opens but it is empty for ages, to the point that I was xkilling it with impatiente, but then it works!
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modprobe snd-virmidi
FATAL: Module snd_virmidi not found.
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Re: Sequencer >> euclidean
virmidi is a kernel module. If it doesn't show up then you have to get a kernel that have it.
Mine is :
Good luck !
Mine is :
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$ uname -a
Linux 2.6.38-8-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Mon Apr 11 03:31:24 UTC 2011 x86_64
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Re: Sequencer >> euclidean
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cd /usr/src/linux && make menuconfig
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make modules && make modules_install
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modprobe snd-virmidi
DoosC wrote:I know there is some way to add it on boot so you don't have to run the command on each boot.
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/etc/conf.d/modules
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modules="snd-virmidi"
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Re: Sequencer >> euclidean
Hey, I quickly gave it a try yesterday (and yes, you need snd-virmidi).
I use this kernel on my debian sid box: linux-image-2.6.39-1-686-pae
and snd-virmidi was there OOB.
The app works fine and is quite interesting. The only drawback I could see was that the MIDI device menu item window is way too narrow. If device names are long, you have some hard time to guess which want you have picked. The window cannot be re-sized to fit the longest name.
I have not looked whether the app can allow you to sequence the patterns. Did someone try to dig this app a little deeper ?
I use this kernel on my debian sid box: linux-image-2.6.39-1-686-pae
and snd-virmidi was there OOB.
The app works fine and is quite interesting. The only drawback I could see was that the MIDI device menu item window is way too narrow. If device names are long, you have some hard time to guess which want you have picked. The window cannot be re-sized to fit the longest name.
I have not looked whether the app can allow you to sequence the patterns. Did someone try to dig this app a little deeper ?
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Re: Sequencer >> euclidean
i don't wanna spoil the fun, but, afaict, this awesome app is doing the tip (of a iceberg) of what many and greatest before have done, and some of the mighty have already passed away... think max mathews, thing bob moog, think!
Re: Sequencer >> euclidean
On the contrary Rui, your comments are always welcome. My knowledge on the history of computer music is rather poor, but now a bit less poor. Thank you!i don't wanna spoil the fun